06/19/2026
On Juneteenth, we remember June 19, 1865, when news of emancipation finally reached enslaved people in Texas, marking the fulfillment of freedom promised more than two years earlier.
As we honor this day, we give thanks for the courage and resilience of those who endured oppression and those who worked for freedom. May Juneteenth inspire us to continue building communities where every person is valued, dignity is upheld, and hope, justice, and love guide our shared future.