Between fetters and freedom
Subtitle: African American Baptists since emancipation
By: edited by Edward R. Crowther and Keith Harper ; with an afterword by Wayne Flynt
Series: The James N. Griffith series in Baptist studies; James N. Griffith series in Baptist studies
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 261
ISBN-13: 9780881465402
Subjects: History; African American Baptists; Black Baptists; Church history
Other titles: African American Baptists since emancipation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Edward R. Crowther and Keith Harper; title: Vindicated faith, not a lost cause : African American Baptist identity and vision in the Civil War and postwar eras, 1850-1900  -- Sandy Dwayne Martin; title: North Carolina's black Baptists and the predicament of emancipation  -- Charles F. Irons; title: From Cary to Colley : the Ethiopian factor in the formation of the Baptist Foreign Mission Convention  -- Eric Michael Washington; title: Annie Walker Armstrong, Nannie Helen Burroughs, and cooperation among Baptist women of the South across racial divides  -- April C. Armstrong; title: "The Holy Spirit come to us" : black Baptist organizations and cultural practices from Reconstruction to the rise of gospel music  -- Paul Harvey; title: Racial destiny and Christian ideals : M.C. Allen and the National Baptist Convention of America  -- Alan Scot Willis; title: "Living in the face of death" : Prathia Hall in Southwest Georgia  -- Courtney Pace Lyons; title: "That the rules be suspended" : denominational political culture and schism within the National Baptist Convention, 1895-1962  -- Edward R. Crowther; title: Hilarity and hope : the homegoing of Fred Shuttlesworth -- Andrew M. Manis-- Afterword /-- Wayne Flynt.