Polk about his time, 1955-1960, as the 48th official Black resident (as he was told) in the state of North Dakota.įly reveals the amazing story of a freshly minted, young, Black, urban, seminary graduate who dared to accept his first call as a pastor in the nearly all-white state of North Dakota. Please register in advance online.Ībout the Book: Can past circumstances about social justice and racism continue to be relevant in this era? That is the core question addressed, and answered, in Fly in the Buttermilk, a poignant memoir by Rev.
Robert Polk on his new book, Fly in the Butter Milk: One Black Man’s Odyssey, moderated by Rev. Membership, Care & Parish Life invites you to a conversation with special guest Rev.
