Faith
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.’s Day of Honor
Faith Facts
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday observed on the third Monday of January.
- King was a Baptist minister and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, celebrated for his actions promoting racial equality.
- The campaign to establish the holiday began shortly after his assassination and faced significant opposition.
This holiday serves as a solemn reminder of Dr. King’s biblical call for justice, peace, and unity guided by Christian conviction.
His example inspires us to pursue righteousness and compassion in the public square, rooted in faith, freedom, and love for our neighbors.