God of the Whirlwind demonstrates the power of storytelling traditions to carry memories and shape ways of living by assembling stories from members of the Black Waco community. In a region deeply shaped by racial injustice and the horrors of lynching, one such story tells of a destructive tornado as the justice of God. This story of the God of the whirlwind has served to communicate the belief that justice is on the way. Based on oral history interviews, God of the Whirlwind invites readers to listen deeply to the community that kept the whirlwind story, and many other stories, as part of the long struggle to imagine and build just ways of living.
This two-part lecture was presented by the Rev. Dr. Chuck Treadwell, Rector of St. David’s
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