Hush harbors were secret meetings, often in the wilderness, where enslaved Africans would gather to worship and organize for personal and political transformation. In the hush harbors communities, enslaved Africans blended their native religious beliefs and practices with Christianity. From the hush harbors emerged the Spirituals, Underground Railroad, slave rebellions, and the Black Church. The hush harbors were revolutionary decolonizing monastic missional communities. Virtually overlooked when interrogating what faithful Christian community entails in the US, the hush harbors are a needed witness to cultivate new liberating expressions of church for these spiritually and politically volatile times. I will engage in historical research on hush harbors to distill their essential characteristics. I will visit contemporary sites amongst marginalized communities to assess their alignment with the essential characteristics of the hush harbors. I will share my findings through a book, curriculum, and workshops with hopes to cultivate more varieties of hush harbor spaces of spiritual and political organizing for liberation and healing to midwife the beloved community!