Black Americans found more openness in the Church of God message than almost anywhere else.Dean Emeritus of Anderson University, James Earl Massey, gives a social history detailing racial development in the Church of God, sketching the most significant black leadership, and providing the most authoritative resource in print.
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Cloth. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. This work discusses the role, influence, and impact of persons of color in the ongoing saga of the Church of God movement. The author highlights information not widely known by today's generation of church leaders, giving fresh perspective on the journey traveled and the distance yet to go in reflecting the unity of the body as idealized in Scripture. The book contains photographs, notes, appendices, and an index of persons. This copy is clean and solid. Seller Inventory # 023262
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