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The book features about 70 Chinese and Western recipes and first-person anecdotes that trace Wen’s life as a restaurant daughter and working actor.
- On Friday, the First Baptist Church of Williamsburg celebrated the re-dedication of its original meeting house, a site established in 1776 for secret gatherings of enslaved and free African Americans in Virginia.
- After the original African Baptist Meeting House was destroyed by an 1834 tornado, the site became a parking lot until archaeologists uncovered the foundation and 62 graves in 2021.
- Rebuilt with historical accuracy by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the reconstructed church stands as a physical testament to the congregation's enduring presence and resilience.
- Officials say the dedication highlighted Black history as American history, emphasizing how this site's restoration honors the struggles and achievements of African Americans throughout the nation's past.
- Preservation efforts like this across the United States continue to reclaim sacred spaces, ensuring future generations understand the foundational role African American congregations played in American religious and social history.
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