In early 1963, twenty-eight white Methodist ministers caused a firestorm of controversy by publishing a statement of support for race relations change.
In early 1963, twenty-eight white Methodist ministers caused a firestorm of controversy by publishing a statement of support for race relations change.
Joseph T. Reiff is Professor of Religion and Chair of the Religion Department at Emory & Henry College.
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Born of Conviction Cast of Characters Introduction: At the Church Steps Part I: Prelude to a Crisis Chapter 1: Methodism and Mississippi Chapter 2: The Road to Born of Conviction: Sources of Dissent Chapter 3: Mississippi 1962 Part II: Born of Conviction: Call and Response Chapter 4: A Time to Speak Chapter 5: Methodist Ministers Shatter Vacuum: January 1963 Chapter 6: Congregational and Community Responses Part III: What Became of the Twenty-eight? Chapter 7: Spoke Out, Forced Out? Chapter 8: Continuing Exodus Chapter 9: A Mind to Stay Here Part IV: Memory and Legacy Chapter 10: Assessing and Remembering Born of Conviction Chapter 11: Legacies of Born of Conviction Acknowledgments Appendix 1: Text of "Born of Conviction" Statement Abbreviations Notes Selected Bibliography
Born of Conviction Cast of Characters Introduction: At the Church Steps Part I: Prelude to a Crisis Chapter 1: Methodism and Mississippi Chapter 2: The Road to Born of Conviction: Sources of Dissent Chapter 3: Mississippi 1962 Part II: Born of Conviction: Call and Response Chapter 4: A Time to Speak Chapter 5: Methodist Ministers Shatter Vacuum: January 1963 Chapter 6: Congregational and Community Responses Part III: What Became of the Twenty-eight? Chapter 7: Spoke Out, Forced Out? Chapter 8: Continuing Exodus Chapter 9: A Mind to Stay Here Part IV: Memory and Legacy Chapter 10: Assessing and Remembering Born of Conviction Chapter 11: Legacies of Born of Conviction Acknowledgments Appendix 1: Text of "Born of Conviction" Statement Abbreviations Notes Selected Bibliography
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