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Mighty like a River: The Black Church and Social Reform · Study

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Don E. Bradley2000

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Mighty like a River: The Black Church and Social Reform

Don E. Bradley · Andrew Billingsley

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Theological Perspectives and Practices Race, History, and American Society Religion and Society Interactions

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Published2000-12-01

VenueReview of Religious Research

ISSN-L0034-673X

Languageen

Citations285

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