Living SignPosts

Vincent Harding, a guiding light in the civil rights movement and speech writer behind Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., believed we could be “live human signposts” of love and justice. He saw it as our duty, especially for those of faith, to lead the way towards a world filled with love – God’s Beloved Community. Inspired deeply by these words, Autura Eason-Williams sought change within her spiritual home, the United Methodist Church. Teaming up with her close ally, Larry Chitwood, they launched “Signposts”. Their vision was clear: to nurture a generation of church leaders and communities passionate about ending racism and building a world where love, equality, and justice reign supreme.