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One ministry: a report of the National Consultation on the Negro in the Christian ministry

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Report dealing the recruitment of African Americans into the church, their education for ministerial work and placement thereafter.
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Text
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40p., 27.5cm Application/Pdf
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Johnson C. Smith University

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North Carolina Digital Heritage Center

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Churches
  3. Clergy
  4. Education
  5. Ministers
  6. Pastors
  7. Religion

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