Doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly
Subtitle: the witness of some Southern Presbyterian pastors for the cause of racial harmony in the 1950s and 1960s
By: compiled and edited by James S. Currie
Publisher: [The Presbyterian Historical Society of the Southwest]
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Pasadena, Texas]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 167
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Presbyterian Church; Clergy; Political activity; Civil rights movements; History; African Americans; Civil rights; Race relations
Notes: Publication information derived from letter from author.

LC copy without letter from author.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-167).
Table of contents: title: Mitchell Epperson and the library in Ada, Oklahoma  -- Doug Epperson; title: The crucial test of Christian citizenship  -- Marion A. Boggs; title: [A sermon]  -- Donald K. Campbell; title: Reflections on the church's involvement in the 1957 integration crisis of Central High School, Little Rock, Arkansas  -- Don Campbell; title: Save public schools: excerpt from the Atlanta Journal and Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, November 23, 1958  -- Margaret Shannon; title: The truth goes marching on (Matthew 12:48-50)  -- A.F. Swearingen; title: Can any man forbid water? (Acts 10:1-48)  -- Thomas W. Currie, Jr.; title: When civil rights and social action become very personal  -- Granville Sydnor, with assistance by William Harting; title: Christ and race relations  -- C. Rodney Sunday; title: Race relations: what shall we do?  -- Mike Murray; title: Devotional recording on KRLD radio with the Westminster Youth Choir  -- Thomas W. Currie, Jr.; title: The Reverend Dr. Robert Walkup: a six-tool minister  -- Jim McLeod; title: Steps toward freedom: the U.S. civil rights movements in the mid-20th century seen through the lens of faith -- Lawrence D. Spencer.