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AUTHOR Wheelbarger, Johnny J.TITLE Black Religion: A Bibliography of Fisk University

Library Materials Relating to Various Aspects ofBlack Religious Life.

INSTITUTION Fisk Univ., Nashville, Tenn.SPONS AGENCY Bureau of Libraries and Educational Technology

(DHEW/OE), Washington, D.C.PUB DATE 74NOTE 22p.; Project in Internship in Ethnic Studies

Librarianship

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76 HC-$1.58 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS African American Studies; *Bibliographies; Black

Community; Bocks; Churches; Church Workers;Clergymen; *Ethnic Studies; Interviews; NegroColleges; *Negroes; *Negro History; PhonotapeRecordings; Race Peications; *Religion; TapeRecordings

IDENTIFIERS Fisk University; Oral History

ABSTRACTUndertaken as a project in the ethnic studies

internship program at Fisk University in 1974, this bibliographyidentifies materials of potential interest to those studying blackreligion. Entries are listed under seven catagories: (1) blackreligion, (2) the church and race relations, (3) church and state inrelation to balck religion, (4) church work, (5) ministers and theministry, (6) oral history and taped interviews, and (7) audio-tapecollections. All items listed are in the Fisk University library.(DGC)

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BLACK RELIGION: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FISK UNIVERSITY LIBRARYMATERIALS RELATING TO VARIOUS ASPECTS OF BLACK RELIGIOUS LIFE.

This Bibliography was Completed as a Project in the 1974Internship in Ethnic Studies Librarianship at Fisk University.The Internship was Conducted Under a Grant from the U. S. Officeof Education Title II-B, Higher Education Act of 1965.

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3lack Religion

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The Church and Race Relations

Church and State ln Relation to Black Religion

Church Work

Ministers and the Ministry

Oral History Taped Interviews

Audio-Tape Collection

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A Bibliography of Fisk University Library Materialsrelating to various aspects of black religious life.

BLACK RELIGION

Bardwell, Joseph. The Religious Instruction of Our ColoredPopulation, A Pastoral Letter From the Presbytery ofTombeckbee to the Churches and People Under its Care.Columbis, South Carolina: Presbyterian Church, BP.

Brandel-Syrier, Mia. Black Woman in Search of God, (n.p.)s

Lutterworth Press7W2.

Brinton, Daniel Garrison. Religions, of Primitive Peoples.

New Yorks Negro Universities Press77g

Callaway, Godfrey, The Religious System of the Amazulu.London: Trubner, 1868.

Campbell, Charles Grimshaw. Race and Religion. Wesport, Conn.:

Greenwood Press, 1970.

Christian Education for Negroes Under Baptist Auspices=Proceedings of an Unofficial Interracial Conference ofOne Hundred Texas Baptist LeaTIWRW7:14, 19415: Marshall,

Texas: Bishop College, n.d.

Cleage, Albert B. Black Christian Nationalism. New YorksW. Morrow, 1972.

Cone, James H. Black Theology and Black Power. New Yorks

Seabury Press, 1909.

Courlander: Harold. Religion and Politics in Haiti, Washington:Institute for Cross-Cultural Research, 1966

Culwick, Arthur Theodore. Good Out of Africa. Livingstone,

Northern Rhodesia: The Rhodes-Livingstone Institute, 1942.

Deans, William Alexander. Muffled Drumbeats in the Congo.Chicago: Moody Press,-TRT7

Dett, Robert Nathaniel. Religious Folk Songs of the Negro asa:mat Hampton Institute. AM3 Press, 1972.

Decker, Joseph Sabaloo Thomas. A Comparative Study of ReligiousConcepts, of Fisk Sophomores, Franklin Training School Stu-dents, and Hampton High SchoOlWirk.A. Thesii17WashvillesFisk University, 1943:

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Earnest, Joseph Brummell. The Religious Development of theNegro in Vir inia. Charlottesville, Virginias The MichieCompany, Univ. of Va. Ph.D. Thesis) 1914.

Field, Margaret J. Religion and Medicine of the Ga People. New

York: Oxford University Press, 1937.

Fleming, Robert, ed. The Georgia Pulpit. Richmond: H.K.

Ellyson, 1847,

Frazer, James George. The Golden Bough. New Yorks The Macmillan

Company, 1940.

Friends of Christian Missions. Report of the Speeches of...Peter Duncan...and W. Knibb (Religious persecution inJamaica . London: S. Bagster, 1832.

Fuller, Thomas Oscar. The Story of Church Life Among Negroesin Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis: T. O. FC.ler, 1938.

Grey, Sister M. Martin de Pones. Black Religious Women asPart of the Answer. Pittsburgh: National Black SiSters'Conference, 1971.

Hamilton, Charles V. The Black Preacher in America. New York:

W. Morrow, 1972.

Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute. Religious FolkSongs of the Negro. Hampton, Virginias The Institute

Press, c1909.

Hartland, Edwin Sidney. Ritual and Belief. New Yorks Scrib-

ner, 1914.

Hetherwick, Alexander. The GosTel and the African. Edinburgh:

T. & T. Clark, 1932.

Horton, Robin. The Gods as Guests. Lagos, Nigeria: Nigeria

Magazine, 1960.

Hough, Joseph C. Black Power and White Protestants. New Yorks

Oxford University Press, 179g8.

Howells, William White. The Heathens, Primitive Man, and His

Religions. Garden City, New Yorks Doubleday, 19g:

Johnston, Ruby Funchess. The Religion, of Negro, Protestants.

New Yorks Philosophical Library, 1956,New

Jones, Charles Colcock. The Reli ious Instruction of the Negroes.

Princeton: D'Hart & Connolly, 1832.

Jones, Charles Colcock. The Religious Instruction of the Negroes,

in the United States. Savannah: T. Purse, 1847.

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Jones, Raymond Julius. A Comparative Study of Religious CultBehavior Among Negroes with Special Reference to EmotionalGroup Conditioning Factors. Washington, D.C.: HowardUniversity Studies in the Social Sciences v.2 no. 2, n.d.

Kent, Juanita Ray. Our Negro Neighbors: a World FiendshipUnit for Primary Children. Nashville: Cokesbury Press,193-6.

King, Noel Quinton. Religions of Africa. New York: Harper& Row, 1970.

Lang, Andrew. Magic and Religion. London: Longmans, Green& Company, 1901.

Lawton, Samuel Miller. The Religious Life of South CarolinaCoastal and Sea Island I43. Nashville: George Pea-body College for TeacheiicPia. Thesis), 1939.

Low, Donald Anthony. Religion and Society in Buganda, 187571900. Kampala, Uganda: East African Institute of SocialResearch, 1957.

Lucas, Lawrence. Black Priest / White Church. New York:Random House, 1970.

Mays, Benjamin Elijah. The Negro's God as Reflected in HisLiterature. Boston: Chapman & Grimes7WW--

McKinney, Richard Ishmael. Religion, in Higher Education Among,Negroes. New Yorks Arno Press, 1972.

Middleton, John. Lugbara Religion. London: Oxford UniversityPress, 1971.

Mitchell, Henry H. Black Preaching. Philadelphia: Lippincott,1970.

Moore, Eine. Ethiopian Processional Crosses. Ethiopia:Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Haile Selassie I. University,1971.

Moorland, Jesse Edward. The Demand ancrthe Supply of IncreasedEfficiency in the Negro Ministry. Washington, D. C.: TheAcademy, 1909.

Nevin, Edwin Henry. The Religion of Christ at War with AmericanSlavery. Cleveland: Sanford & Hayward, 1.

Nketia, J. H. African Gods and Music. Ghana: University ofGhana, n.d.

Oduyoye, Modupe. The Vocabulary of Yoruba Religious Discourse.Ibadans Daystar Press, 1971.

P'Bitek, Okot. Religion of the Central Luo. African LiteratureBureau, 1971.

Parrinder, Zdward Geoffrey.Wesport, Connecticut:

Parrinder, Edward Geoffrey.

African Traditional Religion.Greenwood Press, 1970.

Religion in Africa. Baltimore:Penguin 3ooks, 1969.

Parts of the Holy Bible Selected for the Use of the Negro Slavesin the British West-India Islands. London: Law and Gilbert,MS.

Payne, Daniel Alexander. A Treatise on Domestic Education.Cincinnati: Cranaron & Stowe, 11;g5.

Radin, Paul. Primitive Religion. NI); York: The Viking Press,1937.

Religions of Mission Fields as Viewed la Protestant Missionaries.New York: Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions,1905.

Religious Tract No. 530. The Goodness of Providence. London:The Religious Tract Society, n.d.

Religious 'tract No. 527. The Happy Negro. London: The ReligiousTract Society, n.d.

Report of Conference of College Religious Workers Held at Fisk1University March . Nashville: Fisk University, 1929.

Rumbough, 'onstance. Negro Americans; A World Friendship Unitfor Junior Girls and Ems. Nashville: Cokesbury Press, 1936.

Scriptural Duties of Masters. New York: American Tract Society,1858.

Shropshire, Denys William Tinniswood. The Church and Primitivereoples. New York: The Macmillan Company, 05T.

Sleeper, Charles Freeman. Black Power and Christian Responsibility.Nashville: Abingdon Press, 17687

Smith, Edwin W. The Religion of Lower Races, as Illustrated hy.the African Bantu. New Yorks The Macmillan Company, 1923.

Smith, Edwin W. The Secret of the African. London: StudentChristian Movement, 1929.

Sperry, Willard Learoyd, ed. Religion and Our Racial Tensions.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1345.

Stam, N. The Religious Conceptions of the Kavirondo. Offprintfrom Anthropos, V. 5, 1910.

Wallis, Wilson Dallam. Religion in Primitive Society. New

Yorxs F. S. Crofts, 1939.

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Washington, Joseph R. Black Religion. Bostone Beacon Press,

1964.

Washington, Joseph R. Black Sects and Cults. Garden C!ty.

New Yorks Doubleday, 1972.

Watson, Richard. The Religious Instruction of Slaves in theWest India Colonies. Londons Butterworth and Son, ciO4.

Welbourn, F. B. Religion and Politics in Uganda. East AfricanPublishing House, 1965.

Williams, Edward Pendleton, The Religious Concepts of FiskFreshmen and Seniors Compared with Themselves and withthe Freshmen and Seniors-at Bethany College. Nashville's

Fisk University, IWT--

'Williams, Joseph John. Africa's God. Chestnut Hills BostonCollege Press, 1936.

Willoughby, William Charles. The Soul of the Bantu. GardenCity, New Yorks Doubleday, 19287

Wilmore, Gayraud S. Black Religion and Black Radicalism. GardenCity, New Yorks Doubleday, 1972.

Wilson, Bryan R. Magic and the Millennium. New Yorks Harper& Row, 1973.

THE CHURCH AND RACE RELATIONS

Anti-Defamation League. Desegregation Today. New York:Christian Friends Bulletin, April, 1957, v. 14, No.2.

Barnhart, Phil. Don't Call Me Preacher. Atlanta: Forum House,1972.

Berrigan, Philip. No More Strangers. New Yorks Macmillan,1965.

Brazier, Arthur M. Black Self Determination. Grand Rapids:Eerdmans, 1969.

Brown, Robert B. Bigger Than Little Rock. Greenwich, ConnecticuttsSeabury Press, 1958.

Brownlee, Frederick Leslie. These Rights We Hold. New York,Friendship Press, 1952.

Bryant, M. Darrol. To Whom It Em Concern. Philadelphia* For-tress Press, 19315.

Church Conference on Africn. Affairs (Otterbein College, 1942).Christian Action in Africa. New Yorks Africa Committeeof the Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1942.

Clark, Henry. The Church and Residential Desegregation. NewHavens College & University Press, 1965.

Clark, Mary T. Discrimination Today. New Yorks Hobbs, Dorman,1966.

Cleage, Albert B. The Black Messiah. New Yorks Sheed and Ward,1968.

Cokes, George Louis. The Eagle, and the Cross. New York*Exposition Press, 196 .

Cone, James H. A Black Theology of Liberation. Philadelphia:Lippincott, 1970.

Congar, Marie Joseph. The Catholic Church and the Race Question.Parisi UNESCO, 1953.

Creger, Ralph. A Look Down the Lonesome Road. Garden City,New York; Doubleday, ON.

Crook, Roger H. No South or North. St, Louis* Bethany Press,1959.

Crook, William H. Seven Who Fought. Waco Texas, Word Books, 1971.

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Davies, Alfred T., ed. The Pulpit Speaks on Race. New YorksAbingdon Press, 1965.

Dorey, Frank David. The Church and Segregation in WashingtonD.C. and Chicago, Illinois. Chicago: University of ChicagoLibrary, Department of Photographic Reproductions, 1950.

Du Preez, Andries Bernardus. Inside the South African Crucible.Kaapstad, South Africa' H.A.U.M., 1959.

Fish, Joh, et.al. The Edge of the Ghetto. New Yorks SeaburyPress, 1968.

G;:aybill, Ronald D. E. G. White and Church Race Relations.Washington: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1970,

Gravely, William. Gilbert Haven, Methodist Abolitionist. Nash-ville: Abingdon Press, 1973.

Griffin, John ',oward. The Church and the Black Man. Dayton, Ohio:Pflaum Press, 1969.

Harding, Vincent. Must Walls Divide? New Yorks FriendshipPress, 1965.

Harrell, David Edwin. White Sects and Black Men in the RecentSouth, Nashville; Vanderbilt University Press, 1971,

Hunton, George K. All of Which I Saw, Part of Which I Was.Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 767.

Johnson, Philip A. Call Me Ne5 bor, Call Me Friend. GardenCity, New York: Doubleday, 19 5.

Jones, Howard O. Shall We Overcome? Westwood, New JerseysF. H. Revell Company, WC--

Kelsey, George D. Racism and the Christian Understanding of Man.New Yorks Scribner, 1935.

Kenrick, Bruce. Come Out of the Wilderness: The Story of EastHarlam Protestant Parish. New Yorks Harper, 1962.

Kingsley, Harold M. The Negro in Chicago. Chicago: Congre-gational Missionary and Extension Society, n.d.

Kitagawa, Daisuke. The Pastor and the Race Issue. New York:Seabury Press, 175.

Kitagawa, Daisuke. Race Relations and Christian Mission. NewYorks FriendshrOress,.1964.

La Farge, John. The Catholic Viewpoint on Race Relations. GardenCity, New Yorks Hanover House, 1936.

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Lecky, Robert S., ed. Blat-k Manifesto. New York: Sheed andWard, 1969.

Leonard, Joseph T. TheoloEy and Race Relations. Milwaukee:Bruce Publishing Company, 19657

Little, Sara. Youth Guide on Race Relations. New York: Friend-ship Press, 1957.

Logan, John Louie. What Changes, If Ara, Have Taken Place inThe Negro's Attitude Toward His Membership in the Predom-inantly White Churche707.A. Thesie). Nashville: FiskUniversity, 1944.

McManus, Eugene D. Studies in Race Relations. Baltimbre: Jose-phite Press, 19617

McNeill, Robert B. God Wills Us Free. New York: Hill andWang, 1965.

Mason, Philip. Christianity and Race. New York: St. Martin'sPress, 1957.

Mays, Benjamin Elijah. Seeking to be Christian in Race Re-lations. New York: Friendship ii,WifTTX6.

Merton, Thomas. Seeds of Destruction. New York: Farrar, Strausand Giroux, 19637

Moellering, Ralph Luther. Christian Conscience and No Eman-cipation. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 0'55.

National Conference on Race and Religion (Chicago, 1963). Race,Challen& to Religion. Chicago: H. Regnery Company, 0637

Nelson, William Stuart, ed. The Christian Is in Race Relations.New York: Harper, 1948.

O'Neill, Joseph Eugene, ed. A Catholic Case Against Segregation.New York: Macmillan, 19;61.

Pike, James Albert. Our Christmas Challenge. New York: SterlingPublishing Company, 193-67 7

Reeves, Richard Ambrose. South Africa, Yesterday and Tomorrow.London: Gollancz,

Reimers, David M. White Protestantism and the Negro. New York:

Oxford University Press, 1965,

Roberts, James Deotis. Liberation and Reconcilation: A BlackTheology. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1971.

Root, Rober+. Progress Against Prejudice. New York: Friend-ship Press, 1957.

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Rose, Ben Lacy. Racial Segregation in the Church. Richmond:Outlook Publishers, c1957.

Rowland, Henry A. The Church and Slavery. New York: M.W. Dodd,1854.

Russell, Jean. God's Lost Cause. Valley Forges Judson Press,1969,

Sachs, Bernard. The Road From Sharpeville. London: D. Dobson,1961.

Schuster, Arnold. Reparations: The Black Manifesto and itsChallenge to White America. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1970,

Senser, Robert. Primer on Interracial Justice. Baltimore:Helicon Press, 9 2.

Shriver, Donald W., ed. The Unsilent South. Richmond: JohnKnox Press, 1965.

Skinner, Tom. How Black is the Gospel? Philadelphia: Lippin-cott, 1970,

Smith, Hilrie Shelton. In His Image, But Durham, NorthCarolinas Duke University Press, 1972.

Southern Methodist University. Symposiums Christianity and Race,Dallas: The Perking School of Theology Journal, Spring, 1958.

Spike, Robert Warren. The Freedom Revolution and the Churches.New York: Association Press, 1977-----

Thurman, Howard. The Luminous Darkness. New York: Harper &Rom, 1965,

Tillman, James A. Not 11/ Prayer Alone. Philadelphia: UnitedChurch Press, 174.

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CHURCH AND STATE IN RELATION TO BLACK RELIGION

Bacon, Ephraim. Abstract of a Journal of E. Bacon... Showingthe Successful. Exertions of the Brit_ iqh 'And American Gov-ernments, in Repressing the SlaveS. Potter & Co., 1821.

Church Anti-Slavery Society. Proceedings of The Convention WhichMet at Worcester, Massachuseets, March 1, 1212. New York:J. F. Trow, printer, 71877-----

Clayton, Geoffrey Hare. Where '.ale Stand. Cape Town, South Africa:Oxford University Press, 170.

Howard University School of Religion. The Thirty=Fourth AnnualConvocation: The Church, The State and Human Welfare.Washington: Howard University, 1951.

Pillsbury, Parker. The Church as it is: or the Forlorn Hutof Slavery. Second Edition. Boston: B. Marsh, l817...-

Stanton, Robert Livingston. The Church and the Rebellion. NewYork: Derby and miner, 7:8647

Tamrat, Taddesse.. Church and State in Ethiopia 1270-1527.OxforLe Clarendon Press, 1972.

Taylor, John Vernon. Christianity and Politics in Africa.,London: Penguin Bookg, c1957.

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CHURCH WORK

Adger, John Bailey. a Life and Times, 1810-1899. Richmond:The Presbyterian Committee of Publication, 1899.

Allen, Richard. The Life, Experience,.and Gospel Labors of theRt. Rev. Richard Allen, to Which Is Annexed the Rise andProgress of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in theUnited States of America... Philadelphia: Ford and Ripley,1877

Agbebi, Mojola. Inaugural Sermon ("African Church," Lagos,West Africa), Yonkers, New York: E. F. Howorth, 1903.

Bragg, George F. Afro-American Church Work and Workers. Balti-more: Church Advocate Print., 19047--

Brunner, Edmund de Schweinitz. Church Life in the Rural South.New York: George H. Doran Co., 1923.

Carter, E. The Black Side; A Partial History of the Business,Religious and Educational Side of the Negro in Atlanta.n.p., n.d.

Congregational Association of Alabama. A History Prepared bitProf. E. C. Silsby, of Talladega College, and Read at theForty-First Annual Meeting of the Congregational Associationof Alabama, March 26,42.1i. nip.

Daniels, John. In Freedom's Birthplace; A Study of the BostonNegroes, New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1914.

Douglass, Harlan Paul. Protestant Cooperation in AmericanCities. New York: Institute of Social and Religious Re-search, c1930.

Drake, St, Clair. Churches and Voluntary Associations in theChicago Ne p:0 Community. Chicago: Work Projects Adminis-tration, 1940.

DuBois, William Edward Burghardt, ed. The Negro, Church. At-lanta: The Atlanta University Press, 1903.

Frazier, Edward Franklin. The Negro, Church in America. NewYork: Schocken Books, New Augmented ed., 1973.

Fuller, Thomas Oscar. History of the Negro Baptists of Tennessee.Memphis: Haskins Print, 1936.

Gaines, Theodore Wilmon. The Influence of Religion on the PeopleAround Payne Chapel. n.p.,7N37-

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Gaines, Wesley J. African Methodism in the South: or, Twenty -Five Years of Freedom... Atlanta: "TiiiiRIDT PM lisping

House7090._

George, Carol V. Segregated Sabbaths. New York: Oxford Uni-versity Press, 1973.

Hagood, L. M. The Colored Man in the Methodist EpiscopalChurch. New York: Hunt & Eaton,ITZT--

Haley, James T. Afro - American. Encyclopaedia; or, The Thoughts,Doings, and Sayings of the Race... Nashville,. Haley &Florida,1T95.

Hamilton, Charles Horace. The Negro Church in Rural Virginia.,Blacksburg, Virginia: The Va. Agricultural ExperimentStation & The Virginia State College for Negroes, 1930.

Haynes, Leonard L. The Negro Community Within American Protes-tantism. Boston: Christopher Publishing House, 1953.

Heller, Albert David. Education of Primitive People. New York:NePro Universities Press, 199.

Historical Records Survey. A Directory of Churches and Bali -aious Organizations in the District of Columbia, 1939.Washington: Works Progress Administration, 1939.

Historical Records Survey. Directory of Negro Baptist Churchesin the United States. Chicago: Illinois Public RecordsFroject71557.

Holland, Curtis Vincent. The Acrtivities of Boys in FifeteenNegro Churches of Nashville, Tennessee (M.A. Theiii7--Nashville: Fisk University,

Hood, John. One Hundred Years of the African Methodist Epis-copal Zion Church: or, the Centennial of African Methodism.New York: A.M.E. Zion Book Concern, 1105.

Jordan, Lewis Garnett. Negro, Baptist History, U.S.A., 1730-1930,Nashville: The Sunday School Publishing Board, N.B.C., 1930,

Koger, Azzie Brisqe. Negro Baptists of Maryland. Baltimore:Clarke Press, 1946.

KopytofZ, Jean Herskovits. A Preface to Modern Nigeria. Mad-ison: University of Wisconsin PressT-ITO.

Latta, Morgan London. The History of EL Life and Work. Raliegh:M.L. Latta, 1903.

Loescher, Frank S. The Principles, Policies and Practices ofFifeteen Protestant Denominations with Respect to ColoredAmerican Minority Peoples. Nashirille: Fisk University,

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Love, Emmanuel King. History of the First African BaptistChurch. Savannah, Georgia: The Morning News Print, 1888.

McCaw, Samuel. A Discourse Delivered July 17, 1794, in the AfricanChurch of the City of Philadelphia ...Performed 13y JamesAbererombie. Philadelphia: W. W. Woodwar, 1794.

Mather, Cotton. Rules for the Society of Negroes, 1693. New

York: n.p., 1888.

Mays, Benjamin Elijah. The Negro's Church. New York: Arno

Press, 1969.

Neely, Thomas Benjamin. American Methodism, its Divisions andUnifications. New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, c1915.

Oduyoye, Modupe. The Planting, of Christianity in Yoruba Land1842-1888. Ibandan, Nigeria: Daystar PresstI)TW

Orjala, Paul. Haiti Diary, Kansas City, Missouri: Beacon HillPress, 1953.

Parrish, Charles H. Golden Jubilee of the General Association ofColored Baptists in Kentucky. Louisville: Mays PrintingCompany, 1915.

Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese of South Carolina. Journalof the Second Annual Council for Colored Churchmen... Charles-towns R. L. Bryan Co., 1911.

Rush, Christopher. A Short Account of the Rise and Pro ess ofthe African M. E. Church in America. New York: Published

by the author in 1145TRUsh, Robinson, Cole and Simmons, 1866.

Sweet, William Warren. The Story of Religions in America. NewYorks Harper & Brothers, 1930.

Thirkield, Wilbur Patterson. The Negro and Organic. Union of

Methodism... New Orleans: Louisiana Print Co., 1916.

Whitted, J. A. A History of the Negro Baptists of North Carolina.Raliegh: Edwards, 1006.

Williams, George Robert. A Local Church Program for PromotingCommunity Development; the Study of a Church Program for aCommunity in Transition-TWA. Thesis)... Nashville: FiskUniversity, 1955.

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Adger, John Bailey. LI/ Life and Times, 1810-1899. Richmond'The Presbyterian Committee of Publication, 1899.

Allen, Helen Bernice. The Minister of the Gospel in Negro Amer-ican Fiction. .. (M.A. Thesis 7 Nashville, Fisk University,1937.

Allen, Richard. The Life, Experience, and Gospel Labors ofthe Rt. Rev. Richard Allen, to Which is Annexed the Rise andProgress of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in theUnited States of America... Philadelphia' Ford and Ripley,in57

Appeal to the Ministers and Members of the Methodist Episcopal,Church, Against the Schism of Anti-Abolition. New Yor'Piercy & Reed, 18W.

Bishop, Claire. Martin de Porres, Hero. Boston' HoughtonMifflin, 19J77----

Boddie, Charles Emerson. God's "Bad Boys." Valley Forge, Penn-sylavaniai Judson Press, 197 7

Bragg, George Freeman. The First Negro Priest on Southern Soil.Baltimore, The Church Advocate Print, 1909.

Brawley, Edward M., ed. The Negro Baptist Pulpit. Philadelphia'licAmerican Baptist Pubation Society, cl 90.

Campbell, Ernest Queener. Christians in Racial Crisis; A Studyof Little Rock's Ministry. Washington, Public Affairs Press,1959.

Cone, James H. Black Theology and Black Power. New York' W.Morrow, 1972.

Copeland, Thomas H. The Veteran. Hopkinsville, Kentucky,(C.M.E. Church?), 1920.

Daniel, William Andrew. The Education of Negro Ministers. NewYork: George H. Doran Company, 1925.

Felton, Ralph Almon. Go Down, Moses; A Study of 21 SuccessfulNegro Rural Pastors. Madison, New Jersey' Drew TheologicalSeminary, 1952.

Floyd, Silas Xavier. Life of Charles T. Walker. Nashville,National Baptist Publishing Board, 1902.

Foley, Albert Sidney. God's Men of Color; The Colored CatholicPriests of the United States, 1154:T9547- New Yorks Farrar,Straus, 1955.

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General Association of the Colored Baptists in Kentucky. Dia-mond Jubilee... Louisville, Kentucky: American Baptist,

Hamilton, Charles V. The Black Preacher in America. New York:Morrow, 1972.

Harlan, Howard Harper. John Jasper - A Case History in Leader-ship. Charlottesville. University of Virginia, 19367--

Johnson, Joseph Andrew. The Soul of the Black Preacher. Phila-delphia: Pilgrim Press, 1971.

Lane, -Isaac. Autobiography of Bishop Isaac Lane. Nashville:M.E. Church South (Printed for the author 7 1916.

Latta,* Morgan London. The History of LI/ Life and Work. Ra-liegh: M.L. Latta, 1903.

Lucas, Lawrence. Black Priest / White Church. New York: RandomHouse, 1970.

Meacham, James. Defense of the Clergy (Speech of Hon. J. Meachamin defense of clergymen who protested passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill). Washington: Printed at tha CongressionalGlobe Office, 1854.

Moore, John Jamison. History of the A.M.E. Zion Church, inAmerica. York, Pennsylvania: Teachers' Journal OfficeTPublished by John Jamison Moore), 1884.E

Moorland, Jesse Edward. The Demand and The Supply of IncreasedEfficiency in the Negro Ministry. Washington, D.C.: TheAcademy, 1909.

Morris, Charles S. Pastor Henry N. Jeter's Twenty-Five YearsExperience with the Shiloh Baptist Church. Providence:Remington Printing Company, 1901.

Nelsen, Hart M., comp. The Black Church in America. New YorksBasic Books, 1971.

Smith, &mitt Mozart. An Analysis of the Professional Acti-ttiesof One Hundred Negro Ministers with Varied Educational Back-grounds M.A. Nashville: Fisk University, 1946.

United States Senate, First Session, 1853-1854. Bight of Petition.(New England Clergymen Remonstrating against the passageofthe Nebraska Bill). Washington: Buell & Blanchard, printers,1854.

Wayman, Alexander W. Cyclopaedia of African Methodism... Balti-more: Methodist Episcopal Book Depository, 11107--

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Waynan, Alexander W. Ux Recollections 21: African M.E. Ministers:or, Forty Year Experience in the African Methodist Episcopal

Church. Philadelphia: AsM.E. Book blooms, 1881.

Wheeler, Benjamin Franklin., comp. Cullings From Zion's Poets.

(Mobile, Alabama?), c1907.

Williams, Ethel L. Biographical Directory of Negro Ministers.

Second Edition. Metuchen, New Jersey: Scarecrow Press, 1970.

Wright, Richard Robert. 87 Years Behind the Black Curtain (Auto-biography). Philadelphia: Rare Book Co., 194.

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ORAL HISTORY TAPED INTERVIEWSFISK BLACK ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM

ASSORTED BLACK RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS

ALLEN, WILLIAM C. (REV.)Pastors Rogers Chapel Church of the Nazarene,Nashville, Tennessee.Interviewed: November-4, 1974.

BO9IE, CHARLES E. (DR.)President, American Baptist Theological Seminary,Nashville, Tennessee.Interviewed: June 6 and June 11, 1973.

CAMPBELL, WILL D. (REV.)

Author, white civil rights activist, director of the Committee ofSouthern Churchmen.Interviewed: July 17, 1972.

DAVIS, BROTHER JOSEPH, S.M.Executive director, National Office for Black Catholics,Washington, D. C.Interviewed: January 21, 1972.

GUERARD, AWusfUS LEWIS (REV.)Pastor, Brown's Chapel Church and Saint Mary's Baptist Church,McMinnville, Tennessee.Interviewed: November 22, 1972.

HOWZE, J. Lawson.Auxillary bishop for Nachez-Jackson Diocese (Mississippi);third black Catholic bishop.Interviewed: March 26, 1973.

JACKSON, JESSE (REV.)

President, Operation PUSH' civil rights activist.Interviewed: February 28, 1974.

JONES, AMOS.

Pastor, Westwood Baptist Church, and civil rights leader/Nashville, Tennessee.Interviewed: October 13, 1972.

KING, EARL (X).

Minister, Muhammad's Temple of Islam,Nashville, Tennessee.Interviewed: August 18 and August 22, 1972.

LUCAS, LAwHENCE (REV.)Author, Columnist, priest in Catholic Archdiocese (New York),and pastor of Resurrection Catholic Church, New York City (Harlem).Interviewed: February 25, 1972.

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MAYS, BENJAMIN ELIJAH.Minister, educator, author, president emeritus, Morehouse College,Atlanta, Georgia.

Interviewed: July 3, 1973.

PINKSTON, HAROLD EDWARD (DR.)

Minister, professor theology, religion, and literature; clinicalpastoral educator. Interviewed: September 11, l97.

SCOTT, HUBERT.

Minister, president, Sumner.County (Tennessee) chapter of NAACP.Interviewed: May 2,'1973. .

SCOTT, SHARON.

Former member of the Nation of Islam; student, Fisk University,Nashville, Tennessee.Interviewed: December 10, 1972.

THURMAN, HOWARD (DR.)

Theologian,author, dean emeritus, Marsh Chapel, Boston University.Interviewed: August 17, 1973.

WALKER, WILLIAM JAMES (REV.)Pastor, Holy Cross Episcopal Church,Chicago, Illinois.Interviewed: August 10, 1972.

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FISK AUDIO-TAPE COLLECTION (SPEECHES, ETC.)ASSORTED BLACK RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS

FARRAKHAN, LOUISnnister, Nation of IslamFisk UniversityMay 6, 1971

FOSDICK, HARRY EMERSON

Professor and Head, Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy,Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda

Topic: "renaissance of African Religion and Its Significance forModern Life"

International Student Center, Fisk UniversityApril 30, 1973

JACKSON, JESSE (REV.)Fisk University BymnasiumApril 12, 1971

JACKSON, JESSE (REV.)Homecoming ConvocationFisk University Memorial ChapelNovember 6, 1971.

JACKSON, JESSE (REV.)President, Operation PUSHTopic: "Subscription for Survival""'isk University Memorial ChapelFebruary 27, 1974.

KING, EARL (X)Lecture at Muslim Temple of Islam,Nashville, TennesseeAugust 6, 1972

LONG, CHARLES H. (DR.)Topic: "The Present Situation in the Study and Understanding of

Balck Religion"

International Student Center, Fisk UniversityJanuary 31, 1973

P. M. Smith Day ProgramFirst B,.ptist ChurchMound Bayou, MississippiJuly 11, 1973

SMITH, KELLY MILLER (REV.)Founders Day Celebration ProgramFirst Baptist ChurchMound Bayou, MississippiJuly 12, 1973

Spirituals (Unidentified Singers)"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot""I Got a Robe" or ("All God's Children Got Wings")