As friends and community leaders filled a Columbia church to remember Natalie Woodson, a friend, educator and civic activist, the mood was far from somber.
“This is a day to rejoice,” the Rev. Ostein Truitt, an assistant pastor at St. John Baptist Church in Columbia, said as sunlight streamed through the yellow stained glass at Celebration Church.
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