

The Black Church Has Receipts - Special Guest: Dr. Nicholas Rowe
Oct 19, 2018
Dr. Nicholas Rowe, a scholar specializing in African American religious history, dives into the legacy of Richard Allen and the establishment of the AME Church. He discusses how this denomination emerged as a response to racial segregation and the significant role played by figures like Absalom Jones. The conversation touches on the tensions within the Methodist Church regarding race, the church's pivotal role in empowering newly freed African Americans, and the importance of understanding Black spirituality through Richard Allen's memoir.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Birth of the Black Church
01:37 • 22min
Philanthropic Support for the Black Church's Formation
24:03 • 3min
Tensions and Triumphs in the AME Church
26:52 • 21min
Racial Reconciliation in Evangelicalism
47:49 • 9min
Exploring Literature on the AME Church and Black Spirituality
56:59 • 2min
Exploring Richard Allen's Memoir and Social Media Engagement
58:35 • 2min
Engagement and Support for the Community
01:00:14 • 2min