The History of the Black Church
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The History of the Black Church | Episode 4922/Segment 2
The foundation for the development of the black church is rooted in racism, values, culture and spirituality. Stephen discussed the history of the Black church with Rev. Dr. Kenneth Harris, president of the ecumenical theological seminary, and his daughter, Rev. Kenita Harris of Detroit bible tabernacle. Episode 4922/Segment 2
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The History of the Black Church
Clip: Season 49 Episode 22 | 18m 9sVideo has Closed Captions
The foundation for the development of the black church is rooted in racism, values, culture and spirituality. Stephen discussed the history of the Black church with Rev. Dr. Kenneth Harris, president of the ecumenical theological seminary, and his daughter, Rev. Kenita Harris of Detroit bible tabernacle. Episode 4922/Segment 2
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The Role of Religion in African American Culture
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