Our work is founded on the values and principles of what Martin Luther King, Jr. called "the Beloved Community" and Howard Thurman called "the search for common ground." Thus, we believe that the goal of all human strivings is finally realized in the flourishing of human relationships based on integrity, empathy, hope; recognition, respect and reverence; and courage, justice and compassion... WEFA conducts seminars, workshops, and retreats on spirituality, ethical, and leadership through the lens of Howard Washington Thurman (1899-1981), a leading figure in twentieth-century American religious and cultural life. The dream of community, or "the search for common ground," was the defining motif of Thurman's life and thought. His vision of the kinship of all life, born out of the particularity of his struggles, propelled him into the mainstream as a distinctive interpreter of the individual's role in working for an equitable and just democratic society... Explore WEFA, led by Dr. Walter..
Also known as: Walter Earl Fluker