Christians remember Martin Luther King as change agent

US churches and Christian groups nationwide will remember Dr Martin Luther King Jr on his federal holiday on Monday for changing the nation through unity.

Nearly 40 years after the assassination of the civil rights leader, King’s legacy remains strong and his name still evoked in talks about racial equality. Yet churches will remember the Christian activist not only for his fight against racism in America, but also for his overall message of peace and unity.

“Dr King’s challenge to America – to honour its Constitution that mandates unity, equality and justice for all – is resulting in a healthy, vibrant, progressive America today,” said Zollie L Smith Jr, national director of Assemblies of God US Missions, in a statement. “So let’s not forget the dream by doing our part to keep it.”

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