Audience: The intended audience for this story encompasses the entire membership of the Episcopal Church in Delaware, including both regular attendees and visitors. It extends to seekers and individuals interested in gaining insights into the enduring challenges faced by Black people throughout their lives. Furthermore, the hope is that readers will share this narrative with a broader audience interested in the subject, contributing to the ongoing effort to raise awareness and bring a greater understanding of the issues at hand.

Summary: Cynthia Primo Martin, the author of the concluding piece in the four-part series, ‘My Journey in the Episcopal Church…’, shares her story as a Black woman and the daughter of the late Bishop Quintin E. Primo, Jr. In this article, she guides readers through the stages of her life as a priest and bishop’s daughter, offering insights into her experiences as a black individual growing up within the Episcopal Church and the broader world of her era. The journey she unfolds encompasses both uplifting moments and those that are challenging yet crucial to comprehend.