Methodism alive in North Carolina
Subtitle: a volume commemorating the bicentennial of the Carolina circuit
By: edited by O. Kelly Ingram
Publisher: Duke Divinity School; The North Carolina Conference, The United Methodist Church
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Durham, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 163
Subjects: Methodist Church in North Carolina; Methodist Episcopal Church (United States); Methodist Church; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The British background of North Carolina Methodism / Frank Baker; title: A lesson from Methodist history: reflections on how Methodism survived transplantation to the New World and lived to prosper / Stuart C. Henry; title: North Carolina Methodism from the Revolution to the War of 1812 / Larry E. Tise; title: Cokesbury School / N. Fred Jordan; title: North Carolina Methodists in the Nineteenth Century: church and society / Donald G. Mathews; title: In slavery's shadow: North Carolina Methodism and race relations, 1885-1920 / Ralph E. Luker; title: Black Methodists in North Carolina / Joseph B. Bethea; title: North Carolina Methodist theology in Post-Bellum Nineteenth Century / Robert T. Osborn; title: Methodism and higher education in North Carolina, 1776-1976 / Albea Godbold.