In Brevard, North Carolina, a group of locals gather on the town square for "Moral Mondays" to advocate for various causes. The events are organized by the Transylvania NAACP, with Carter Heyward, an Episcopal priest, playing a key role. Heyward is a prominent figure in the community, having been one of the first women ordained in the Episcopal Church. She is also the vice president of the Transylvania NAACP. Further details about Heyward's story and the "Moral Mondays" events are available from local sources, including an article copublished with Sojourners magazine.
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She broke barriers as a priest. She spends retirement organizing against ‘Christofascism.’
In Brevard, North Carolina, a group of locals gather on the town square for "Moral Mondays" to advocate for various causes. The events are organized by the Transylvania NAACP, with Carter Heyward, an
