Lewis C. Sheafe apostle to black America
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Hagerstown, MD :
Review and Herald Pub. Association,
2010.
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| Colección: | Adventist pioneer series
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- "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
- "Eminent Baptist divine" : the Ohio years
- Pulpit orator
- Christian endeavorer
- Race advocate
- "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
- "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
- "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
- "One minister who thinks for himself"
- Shifting ground in Southern California
- The "volume 9" puzzle
- Free Seventh Day Adventists
- Reversals at the people's church
- "The people's minister" or "dangerous apostate"?
- Adventist garveyite
- The quest for broader connections
- Legacy.