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Author: WAYNE E CROFT, SR

Wayne E. Croft, Sr. is pastor of St. Paul’s Baptist Church in West Chester, Pennsylvania. He also serves as the Jeremiah A. Wright, Sr. Associate Professor of Homiletics and Liturgics at United Lutheran Seminary. He has published several books including The Motif of Hope in African American Preaching during Slavery and the Post-Civil War Era: There's a Bright Side Somewhere (2017).

A HISTORY OF THE BLACK BAPTIST CHURCH
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Paperback Book $19.99 10/19/2020

A HISTORY OF THE BLACK BAPTIST CHURCH

I Don't Feel No Ways Tired

By Wayne E. Croft, Sr.

The Rev. Dr. Wayne E. Croft Sr. deftly weaves the story of how the radical reformation and free church movement informed the invisible institution of slavery, to become the Black church in America. The book covers the schisms and struggles that have shaped the religious landscape today and offers thoughts about the challenges and possibilities for Black Baptists today. A must-read for Church history enthusiasts, those seeking to understand the roots of the Black witness in the US, and more! 

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A HISTORY OF THE BLACK BAPTIST CHURCH EB
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Ebook $9.99 7/1/2020

A HISTORY OF THE BLACK BAPTIST CHURCH EB

I Don't Feel No Ways Tired

By Wayne E. Croft Sr.

The Rev. Dr. Wayne E. Croft Sr. deftly weaves the story of how the radical reformation and free church movement informed the invisible institution of slavery, to become the Black church in America. The book covers the schisms and struggles that have shaped the religious landscape today and offers thoughts about the challenges and possibilities for Black Baptists today. A must-read for Church history enthusiasts, those seeking to understand the roots of the Black witness in the US, and more! 

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