Charlotte Black/African-American Heritage Tour and Pilgrimage
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"LET THE HEALING CONTINUE"™
at the
15th Annual Charlotte Pilgrimage Tour™
February 2013!
Since 1998!
Now Available Year Round For Groups of Ten or More!
Open to ALL!
In 1998 the Interfaith Pilgrimage made its way into Charlotte. The group consisted of the young and the old from various ethnic and religious backgrounds. They were recreating the "Middle Passage" Slave trade routes from Europe, Africa, South America and the United States. Their goal was to locate sites that were part of the Slave trade and to pray for racial healing and atonement for the past institution of Slavery.
In Memory of Pastor Jeff Lowrance!
While in Charlotte the Pilgrims took our Charlotte Black/African-American Heritage Tour™. On our tour route they visited three existing Slave cemeteries and a former Slave church. Each year since then we have recreated this 3-hour tour and invited the public to attend. Over the years, with help from the media, we have inspired many of the caretakers in charge of these sites to clean up and recognize the contributions of those Slaves with honor and dignity.

CO-SPONSOR THIS EVENT!
In addition, help us donate additional funds to area college students who are either majoring in or plan to major in African-American Studies.
Get FREE Exposure for your Business/Organization During February -- Black History Month!
Note: Members of Friendship Missionary Baptist Church enjoying their Charlotte Pilgrimage Tour™!
Pil-grim-age n. 1. A journey to a shrine or sacred place. 2. An extended journey with a purpose. -- Webster's Dictionary
SITES!
Also Check Out Charlotte's "Original"
Daily Black/African-American Heritage Tour™
And/or Charlotte's "Original"
Women’s History and Heritage Tour™
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