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Roundtable: African American History In Reformed Theology

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Phillip & new co-host Jasmine are joined by assistant professor of history at Calvin College, Dr Eric Washington to discuss African American church tradition, experience, and the importance of African American history in Reformed theology.

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The mission of the Reformed African American Network is to fuel modern reformation in the African American community with a global mindset by addressing the core concerns of African Americans.

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  1. george canady

    As I learn more about the American reformed history the less I understand why the white church has few blacks in long time leadership positions. It seems the exposure was there but the wider acceptance of the natural progression of black elder’s or black preacher’s authority over white congregations was never to come to fruition unless the black man starts his own thing.

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