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At Harvard Divinity School, Sarah explored how enslaved communities in the Caribbean practiced Christianity—particularly through sacraments—while also bringing their own cultural and spiritual traditions into those rituals. “I’m interested in the ways enslaved people participated in ritual practice and also reimagined it,” she explained. After graduating with a Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School in May, Sarah will remain at Harvard to begin a PhD in religion. She plans to continue her work studying the religious histories of slavery and how enslaved communities used faith, ritual, and community to endure and resist oppression. Learn more about Sarah: https://lnkd.in/eZ2B7a4v