How we started
Voices That Carry… is an artistic collaboration between Vocalist/Songwriter, Rhetta Morgan and Poet/Actress, Lois Moses. This collaboration is truly “spirit driven”, encompassing original music, songwriting and poetry that speaks to the voices of women and explores their journeys from pain to liberation. Art encompasses the ability to transform, these two artists seek to use their creative tools to critically address a multitude of issues that impact the daily lives and the future for women. This collaboration is essentially a “call” to women’s empowerment and realization of their authentic selves. For Bookings Click to email

Recent Article in TIMES LEADER...
Performers share memories through art: By STEVE MOCARSKY
“Being reminded of powerful moments in history helps us to focus on the things we can do to improve our future.” Henrietta Morgan WILKES-BARRE – “I remember the day he died. I didn’t know who he was because I was so young,” Lois Moses recalled, as a slide show of photographs from the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. progressed on a movie screen at the front of the room. “I remember the energy in the air. I remember praying and not knowing why.” Henrietta Morgan had her own vivid memories of that day – April 4, 1968 – when the civil rights leader was assassinated. “I remember the hushed voices of adults, people asking ‘What’s going to happen? What are we going to do?’ ” The women shared their memories and impressions of King’s life and legacy through their original music and poetry Sunday during the 26th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Community Celebration at the American Red Cross building on North Sherman Street. Moses and Morgan will perform again today at Wilkes University’s Dorothy Dixon Darte Center. The programs are presented by the Peace Center and the Wilkes University Multicultural Student Coalition. For complete article Click HERE