A History of the Black Church in America: Dr. Walter Strickland
Theology in the Raw
The Black Church and Social Justice
This chapter examines the integral role of social issues within the Black church in America, contrasting its activism with the historical focus of predominantly white churches on individual spirituality. It highlights the growth of Black denominations post-Civil War and their commitment to education and community empowerment, as exemplified by figures like E.M. Brawley and Fannie Jackson Coppin. The chapter also honors the contributions of influential female leaders and theologians, emphasizing their pivotal roles in shaping both church leadership and social progress.
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