The History of African American Religions
This series furthers historical investigations into African-American religions, encourages the development of new paradigms and methodologies, and explores cultural influences upon African-American religious institutions. The roles of gender, race, leadership, regionalism, and folkways are explored in series volumes.
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There are 10 books in this series.
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Saved and Sanctified focuses on a Philadelphia church that was started above a horse stable by a woman born sixteen years after the Emancipation Proclamation and is still active today.
Written by a trained theologian who was raised in the Jamaican village in which the Rastafarian faith originated, this history of its theology and rituals
