Inherited Racism: 1968-1972

Un-Tied Methodism
16/02/2023 41 min
Inherited Racism: 1968-1972

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Dr. Ashley Boggan D., general secretary of the General Commission on Archives and History, welcomes Bishop Ernest Lyght and Bishop Forrest Stith, to “Un-Tied Methodism” to discuss the years 1968-1972, a quadrennium filled with hopes, plans and disappointments for Black Methodists, and learn why United Methodism’s greatest challenges of cultural diversity and connectionalism are also … Continue reading "Inherited Racism: 1968-1972"

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