John Lewis spent his adult life inviting others to join him and get into ‘Good Trouble.’ Rosa Parks spent her adult life fighting for civil rights. For Women's History Month, Daryl J. Walker issues a musical invitation to get into ‘Good Trouble’ where the legacies of both Rosa Parks and John Lewis are celebrated.

Daryl J. Walker presents the live music equivalent of an old-school mix CD with each song designed to help you find your way to ‘Good Trouble.’

Come find your way as the music equips and empowers you to be the agent of change that we are all called to be.

This is a family-friendly show where teenagers might even be inspired to action.

Daryl J. Walker, Sacred Music Theologian, brings depth, breadth, and height to today’s gathering. He is professionally trained, spiritually led, and personally engaged in music and worship arts.

Minister Walker, as he is known, possesses a Master of Divinity (M.Div) from Iliff School of Theology. His academic focus on Social Justice and Ethics guides his practice as a Sacred Music Theologian.

He has served as the minister of music for several decades. Former Director of The Spirituals Project, housed at the Lamont School of Music, and Trinity United Church of Christ Chicago IL. His service also includes co-leadership of No Enemies, a local Denver group that combines social activism and music. He serves as Minister of Music and Worship and Arts at Park Hill United Methodist Church.

Joining Minister Walker on stage:

Mary Louise Lee - Vocals

Allison Keller - Vocals

Tohbias Juniel - Drums

Callum Bair - Bass

Monique Brooks-Roberts - Violin

…and personal stories from Denverites who met Rosa Parks.