Between Sundays: black women and everyday struggles of faith

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Theological Perspectives and Practices Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies Religious and Theological Studies

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Preface First Sunday Introduction Revival: Strange Meetings PROPHETIC ENGAGEMENT Monday Of the Meaning of Progress Tuesday Gratitude and Empathy Revival: Reading Church History Wednesday Righteous Discontent Revival: Are We a Church or a Social Change Organization? PRIESTLY TRANSFORMATION Thursday Televangelism (and Shifting Discourses of Progress) Revival : Loosed Women Friday Financial Priorities Saturday Sexual Politics Second Sunday Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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1993Righteous Discontent: The Women's Movement in the Black Baptist Church, 1880-1920

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