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Baptist Power
How the largest African-American denomination in the world got its start.
Carolyn McCulley
Black Christianity Before the Civil War: A Gallery - The Fruit of Freedom
When given even a limited opportunity to grow, these African-American Christians blossomed.
Mark Sidwell
Black Christianity Before the Civil War: Christian History Timeline
A Christian History timeline
A. G. Miller
Black Christianity Before the Civil War: Did You Know?
Spiritual memories of slave—in their own words.
Black Christianity Before the Civil War: From the Editor - The Trojan Horse Gospel
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Black Christianity Before the Civil War: Recommended Resources
Black Moses
The mystical faith and no-nonsense tactics of the Underground Railroad's most famous leader.
Matt Donnelly
By Any Means Necessary
Black abolitionsts were tired of waiting for a gradual peaceful end to slavery.
Ted Olsen
Defeating the Conspiracy
Ignorance, prejudice, and even Bible Christianity joined forces to sabotage the faith of African-American slaves.
Mark Galli
Faith and Justice
What does the experience of black Christians before the Civil War have to say to American Christians (both black and white) today?
Cheryl Sanders
From the Archives: Slavery Under Ideal Conditions
Henry Bibb
God's Avenging Scourge
Nat Turner's rebellion, the bloodiest in slave history, was driven by his prophetic visions.
Vincent Hardin
He Still Wid Us - Jesus
The musical theology of spirituals.
Yolanda Y. Smith
Need for Community
What does the experience of black Christians before the Civil War have to say to American Christians (both black and white) today?
Robert L. Stevenson
Shaking in the Multitude
The Christian History Link: The Dignity of Faith
What does the experience of black Christians before the Civil War have to say to American Christians (both black and white) today?
Albert J. Raboteau
The Expatriate Option
Some blacks, like George Liele, had to emigrate to live and minister freely.
Milton C. Sernett
You Must Not Kneel Here
One April Sunday, Richard and fellow black Methodists decided they wouldn't stand for prejudice anymore.
Will Gravely
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