As a militant peacekeeping sage, with a child-like heart, during hyper-antagonistic times, Sheila Griffin shares her January 6th encounter in "Watchman On the Hill." She challenges the full historical record of this infamous day, while spotlighting electoral transitions, the protection of the security, and the safety and liberty of America's fledgling Democratic Republic. In spiritual obedience, she arrived at the Capitol to pray on a day forever memorialized by a chaotic, violent mob, scaling the U.S. congressional wall. Vocationally, she is a pastor and retired attorney. Like historian before her, who serves as a proclaimer of the gospel, reformer of traditions, and as an ecclesiastical statesman, with acuity for understanding two divergent worlds: the spiritual Laws of God and the natural laws of humanity. In her place of grace, this watchman opens opposing dialogues fraught with tension and antagonism to each other. She boldly presents Socratic insights into January 6th through her authentic presentations of both her legal inquiry of policy decisions and her spiritual perspective in maintaining the nation's moral compass.
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