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By Theseus "theseus" (US of A) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dark Salvation: The Story of Methodism as It Developed Among Blacks in America (Hardcover)
"When Methodism came from England to America in the 1760's, slavery was a thriving institution in the colonies. Methodists immediately opposed it and sought the conversion of blacks. Many joined. Methodism offered a brotherhood of salvation and a belief in the sacredness of all people.""Dark Salvation is the story of Methodism as it developed in the United States and the role it played in the lives of blacks." TABLE OF CONTENTS The Beginnings of Methodism The Slave and His Religion Methodism Comes to America Methodism and Slavery The Beginnings of Separation The First Great Separate: the African Methodist Episcopal Church The Second Great Separate: The African Methodis Episcopal Zion Church Continuing Methodism The Mission to the Slaves Early Black Methodist Preachers The A.M.E. Church The A.M.E. Zion Church The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Methodism in Mission Current Developments The Black Man in United Methodism Summary and Prospect Notes Index Hardback with dustcover; 291 pp; 18 pp of bibliographic End Notes.
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By Theseus "theseus" (US of A) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dark Salvation: The story of Methodism as it Developed Among Blacks in America (Hardcover)
"When Methodism came from England to America in the 1760's, slavery was a thriving institution in the colonies. Methodists immediately opposed it and sought the conversion of blacks. Many joined. Methodism offered a brotherhood of salvation and a belief in the sacredness of all people.""Dark Salvation is the story of Methodism as it developed in the United States and the role it played in the lives of blacks." TABLE OF CONTENTS The Beginnings of Methodism The Slave and His Religion Methodism Comes to America Methodism and Slavery The Beginnings of Separation The First Great Separate: the African Methodist Episcopal Church The Second Great Separate: The African Methodis Episcopal Zion Church Continuing Methodism The Mission to the Slaves Early Black Methodist Preachers The A.M.E. Church The A.M.E. Zion Church The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Methodism in Mission Current Developments The Black Man in United Methodism Summary and Prospect Notes Index Hardback with dustcover; 291 pp; 18 pp of bibliographic End Notes.
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By Theseus "theseus" (US of A) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dark salvation: The story of Methodism as it developed among Blacks in America (C. Eric Lincoln series on Black religion) (Hardcover)
"When Methodism came from England to America in the 1760's, slavery was a thriving institution in the colonies. Methodists immediately opposed it and sought the conversion of blacks. Many joined. Methodism offered a brotherhood of salvation and a belief in the sacredness of all people.""Dark Salvation is the story of Methodism as it developed in the United States and the role it played in the lives of blacks." TABLE OF CONTENTS The Beginnings of Methodism The Slave and His Religion Methodism Comes to America Methodism and Slavery The Beginnings of Separation The First Great Separate: the African Methodist Episcopal Church The Second Great Separate: The African Methodis Episcopal Zion Church Continuing Methodism The Mission to the Slaves Early Black Methodist Preachers The A.M.E. Church The A.M.E. Zion Church The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Methodism in Mission Current Developments The Black Man in United Methodism Summary and Prospect Notes Index Hardback with dustcover; 291 pp; 18 pp of bibliographic End Notes. |
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Dark salvation: The story of Methodism as it developed among Blacks in America (C. Eric Lincoln series on Black religion) by Harry V. Richardson (Hardcover - 1976)
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