House Joint Resolution 583, sponsored by Littleton, recognizes and commends the St. John Cultural Arts Center at the Promise Land Historic Site for its significant contributions to the community. Officially opened on September 8, 2024, the center is housed in a historic church building that has been restored to serve as a venue for various cultural activities, including concerts, art exhibitions, and history displays. The center also offers rental space for celebrations and meetings, enhancing its role as a community hub.

The St. John Cultural Arts Center is located in a building that has historical significance, originally constructed in the 1880s and rebuilt in 1935 after a fire. It served the St. John Methodist congregation, which was comprised of formerly enslaved individuals and veterans of the United States Colored Troops. The resolution highlights the center's connection to notable figures like John Lewis and its importance in preserving the rich history of the Promise Land community. The House of Representatives expresses its appreciation for the efforts of the Promise Land Heritage Association in maintaining this cultural treasure.