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With this arrangement, you don’t just give flowers—you honor a legacy. Let each bloom tell the story of faith, determination, and rebirth that defines both Morris Brown College and Atlanta’s vibrant African American heritage. Founded in 1881–85 at Big Bethel AME Church—channeled by visionaries like Reverend Wesley J. Gaines and Steward Wiley. Georgia’s first educational institution wholly owned and operated by African Americans, welcoming its inaugural 107 students and nine teachers on October 15, 1885. The bouquet celebrates the rebirth of Morris Brown, which regained accreditation in March 2022 and is reviving its legacy and academic programs. Lavender and purple blooms in a vase with a verdant green ribbon to symbolize the spirit of Vine City.
With this arrangement, you don’t just give flowers—you honor a legacy. Let each bloom tell the story of faith, determination, and rebirth that defines both Morris Brown College and Atlanta’s vibrant African American heritage. Founded in 1881–85 at Big Bethel AME Church—channeled by visionaries like Reverend Wesley J. Gaines and Steward Wiley. Georgia’s first educational institution wholly owned and operated by African Americans, welcoming its inaugural 107 students and nine teachers on October 15, 1885. The bouquet celebrates the rebirth of Morris Brown, which regained accreditation in March 2022 and is reviving its legacy and academic programs. Lavender and purple blooms in a vase with a verdant green ribbon to symbolize the spirit of Vine City.