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Review and Herald Pub. Association
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Subjects
African American civil rights workers, Seventh-Day Adventists, Civil rights, African American Seventh-Day Adventists, Seventh-Day Adventist converts, Clergy, Social conditions, African Americans, Biography, History
People
Lewis C. Sheafe (1859-1938)
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United States
Times
To 1964

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Lewis C. Sheafe: apostle to Black America
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Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
Part I: Go preach to your people
From West Dedham to Wayland Seminary
Pastor to Minnesota's Black pilgrims
Social center for a proscribed people
For progress and strength
Early struggles for civil rights
Part II: Eminent Baptist divine : the Ohio years
Pulpit orator
Christian endeavorer
Race advocate
Part III: This message for all my people
Obedient to present truth
Into the South
Mission to the talented tenth
Is there a place in this message for the Negro with the white man?
Camp Nelson, school plans, and South Carolina
The 1901 general conference and an uncertain aftermath
Part IV: Noted apostle of Seventh-Day adventism
A new faith in the Nation's Capital
The Daniells plan
From Nashville to Washington, via Des Moines
Thousands hear him
Color line drawn between Adventists
At the center of Black culture
The right mold for Washington
To stand united before the world
Delicate harmony and renewed opportunity
The people's church : profound possibilities and hard questions
Part V: The separation was a sad mistake
Confrontation over racial injustice
The people's church declares independence
Stop right where you are
Equivocal freedom
Reconciliation initiatives
A marriage and an olive branch
Return from Midian
Part VI: One minister who thinks for himself
Shifting ground in Southern California
The volume nine puzzle
Free Seventh Day Adventists
Reversals at the people's church
The people's minister or dangersous apostate
Adventist garveyite
The quest for broader connections
Legacy.

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Hagerstown, MD

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Dewey Decimal Class
286.7/32092, B
Library of Congress
BX6193.S49 M67 2010

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Pagination
p. cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24489207M
ISBN 13
9780828023979
LCCN
2009047610
OCLC/WorldCat
467359861

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