Through a set of simple actions or events, Clark Olsen was with with the Rev. James Reeb when they were attacked on the streets of Selma two days following the infamous “BloodySunday” march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The attack became a widely-publicized event which President Johnson used when he urged Congress to pass the Voting Rights Bill of 1965. Clark visited Selma again at this year’s 50th Anniversary, and reflects on the last 50 years.

Worship Associates: Monica Hite, with Matt Alspaugh
Music: Marcellene Hawk