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In 1831, while most enslaved people in Georgia could only dream of freedom, Isaac Williams was transforming his Sunday sermons into meticulous battle plans for one of the most sophisticated slave rebellions in American history.

Born on Riverside Plantation and secretly educated by a Methodist minister, Isaac possessed a rare gift: he could embed revolutionary messages within biblical stories without raising suspicion. For two years, he turned religious gatherings into covert military training sessions, using the story of Moses and Pharaoh to coordinate attacks and the fall of Jericho to plan simultaneous strikes across three counties.

This is the extraordinary true story of a man whose faith became a weapon against oppression, whose coded spirituals carried messages of war, and whose humble pulpit became the command center of a rebellion that shook the very foundations of slavery in Georgia.

On October 15th, 1831, Isaac’s carefully orchestrated plan hit seven strategic targets at once—from federal arsenals to plantation houses. For one day, enslaved people tasted freedom and proved that resistance could be strategic, coordinated, and devastatingly effective.

Join us as we explore this powerful story of courage, strategy, and the unbreakable human spirit that refuses to accept bondage.

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