Reconciliation Day SC State House
Press Release
You and your congregation are cordially invited to attend and participate in the 2nd annual Day of Reconciliation and Justice Inform March 26 at The South Carolina State House:
February 18, 2016 – South Carolina -- Justice Inform campaigner Terrence Gallman and Reconciliation
Advocates returns to South Carolina for the 2nd Annual Justice Inform and Reconciliation Day at the State House Capitol March 26, 2016 but this time with My Hope with Billy Graham Organization Field
Representative Martin Crosthwaite. Martin Crosthwaite works with area youths, churches and
organizations to bring people to the knowledge of Jesus Christ. Franklin Graham just held Prayer for our
Nation at the South Carolina State House Capitol, the 4th of a 50 State Tour that attracted thousands. My
Hope with Billy Graham leads an indelible attraction to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and Christians and church leaders and members to the forefront of issues facing our nation.
The event will be held from 10-1pm.
International thought leader Terrence Gallman says “March 26, 2016, is an annual celebration event that focuses on Social Justice Awareness, International Reconciliation, and Economic Inclusion! This event will lead to the proactive prevention we need!”
Last year event included Vincent Coyle who worked with Kofi Annan Former UN Secretary General
(1997-2006) to establish the Year of Reconciliation at the UN that passed unanimously at the UN, now a
worldwide phenomenon celebrated in the last week in April every year around the world.
This past year’s course of events includes Gavin Serkin, recent Head of Bloomberg’s International Desk
and Author of Frontier: The Top 10 Emerging Markets of Tomorrow that focuses on successful investors
and investments in Emerging Markets who earlier this year was a guest at the Darla Moore School of Business.
Potential Notables in attendance this year’s event will be Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church Members, Friendship Nine of Rock Hill and Mayor Steve Benjamin. There will also be attendance from 193
countries and all 50 states.
Newberry College Dr. Peggy Winder chair of Dr. Dufford Diversity week held a panel discussion that
included Gallman, Coyle, and Serkin to promote Justice Inform, Reconciliation, and economic inclusion.
Gallman’s work is also the subject of a screenplay, a documentary, and film in work to help make Legal
Awareness a priority in the school system that will not only help kids steer away from trouble but also help make thee communities safer.
To learn more about this event:
https://youtu.be/Rp7W7rFOuRk
