Baltimore singer turns her activist spirit to racial justice work at Govans Presbyterian Church

March 8, 2021, 2:00 am

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As Govans Presbyterian Church's first minister for racial justice and multicultural engagement, Lea Gilmore is trying to help the church's Black and white members feel comfortable having conversations about race.

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