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Religion & Spirituality

McCray, Walter Arthur

Christian Books & Bibles

Black Light Fellowship

Be black, be Christian, be culturally and socially free.

Black Folks and Christian Liberty: Black, Christian, and Free to Be Cultural and Social (Black Light Fellowship Series)

McCray, Walter A.

According to Rev. McCray, it is the black young adults ages 17 to 24, especially the males, who will either make the Black Church and community or break them through their own broken lives. Here Rev. McCray presents meaningful and clear directions and workable ideas to help black youth grow into strong committed young adults. (Black Light Fellowship)

Black Young Adults How to Reach Them, What to Teach Them

Documents the extensive Black and African presnece in the Scriptures. Gives definition, and scope of study. Background to Biblical lands and peoples. Identification process. Chronological chart of Biblical time periods. Cush in the ancient world. Blackness of the Hebrew-Israelite-Judahite-Jewish community. Maps. Much more.

The Black presence in the Bible: Discovering the Black and African identity of Biblical persons and nations

This guide helps the reader understand and teach the Black and African identity of Biblical people, with an overview of the subject's breadth and depth. Will greatly aid pastors and educators in communicating this message to their students. (Black Light Fellowship)

The Black Presence in the Bible: Discovering the Black and African Identity of Biblical Persons and Nations

Walter A. McCray

Volume 2 examines the Bible's unique historiographic literary document, Genesis 10. On the basis of its genealogical structure, the identity of Hamites--Cushites, Egyptians, Putites, and Canaanites--are explained. (BlackLight Fellowship)

The Black Presence in the Bible & the Table of Nations (Genesis 10:1-32), With Emphasis on the Hamitic Genealogical Line from a Black Perspec: Black Presence in the Bible and the Table of Nations

Sets the context and gives provoking direcriton about the deeper significance of Black Christian writing. Whence came Black Christian literature? What is Black Christian literature? Why perpetuate Black Christian literature? What purposes are served through Black Christian literature? What makes educational materials authentically Black, and substantially address ethnic, cultural, and social values and issues facing African Americans. Great for aspiring writers!

A Rationale for Black Christian Literature

THE AFRICAN WONDER "BLACK HARRY" HOOSIER recovers the story of the little known but very influential Methodist revivalist in the 2nd Great Awakening (1790s-1830) of the colonial period in American history. "Black Harry" was an illiterate ex-slave, yet phenomenal lay preacher who effectively reached masses of Blacks and countless whites across the racial barrier. He converted many souls to Christ, challenged racial prejudice and swelled Church membership. Though Black Harry was unable to read a word, a Bishop noted he was one of the "best preachers in the world." Due to the racially motivated and shortsighted inaction of some leaders, the Methodist Church never fully empowered Black Harry for greater service by ordaining this outstanding exhorter to a higher office. Nevertheless, the grace and power of God continued working mightily in the fiery preaching of His humble servant. His powerful Gospel ministry greatly influenced the major spiritual transformation that took place in the generation he served. THE AFRICAN WONDER "BLACK HARRY" HOOSIER highlights significant lessons from the life, witness, and beliefs of this prominent Gospelizer. His "Good News" legacy testifies about prophesying, Koinonia-izing, Kindred-loving, and Cross-bearing-a Black evangelical message certainly needed in the contemporary Church. The favorite, perhaps most effective sermon of Black Harry was the parable of "The Barren Fig Tree" (Luke 13:6-9).

The African Wonder "Black Harry" Hoosier

Walter Arthur McCray

The Black Presence in The Bible has distinguished itself as a forerunner and foundational resource since it's release. Volume 1 (Teacher's guide) discovering the black and African Identity of Biblical Persons and Nations- guides the reader in a compact and insightful overview of the study's breadth and depth.

The Black Presence in the Bible: Discovering the Black and African Identity of Biblical Persons and Nations/Teacher's Edition

The Black Presence in the Bible and the table of nations is a primary tool for understanding the subject. The Table of Nations (Volume Two) With emphasis on the Hamitic Genealogial Line from a Black Perspective-- examines the Bible's unique historiographic literary document and chapter.

The Black Presence in the Bible and the Table of Nations: Genesis 10: 1-32

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