07/25/2026
Kingdom Leadership is rooted in Christ, expressed through stewardship, and demonstrated in service.
This afternoon, I’m honored to participate in a panel discussion following the screening of GASLIT at Whitney Plantation as part of The Descendants Project’s Julyteenth Celebration.
As a daughter of the historic community of Elkinsville-Freetown in St. Rose, Louisiana, and a descendant of Palmer Elkins, I carry both a legacy and a responsibility. My faith reminds me that leadership is about faithfully serving God, honoring those who came before us, and helping build a healthier future for those who come after us.
At MOGASlife™, we believe transformational leadership begins with alignment in Christ and is lived out through love, honor, and peace. Whether we are leading in our homes, churches, workplaces, or communities, we are called to be faithful stewards of the people and places God has entrusted to us.
If you’re in the area, I hope you’ll join us.
📅 Today
🕟 4:30 PM
📍 Whitney Plantation
Live and Lead with Love, Honor, and Peace.
🦾 From exploring the roles of Black Union soldiers to uplifting the importance of midwives, Kimbrelle Eugene Kyereh of Refined Community Empowerment, along with Gail LeBeouf and Barbara Washington of Inclusive Louisiana, will share the inspirational stories of their Free Towns and their incredible work protecting them.
📣 Hear from GASLIT producer and director Katie Camosy on her 20-year journey to capture the fight of advocates and defenders as they push back against fossil fuel companies threatening the future of Freetowns, such as the village of Wallace featured in the documentary.
🗓️ Saturday, July 25th, 4:30 PM, Whitney Plantation
Register Here! ➡️ http://gaslitla.eventbrite.com/