Call Number (LC) Title Results
BR563.N4 T465 2005 This is my story : testimonies and sermons of Black women in ministry / 1
BR563.N4 T68 1995 In a blaze of glory : womanist spirituality as social witness / 2
BR563.N4 T73 1848i A plan for giving the gospel to our servants a sermon preached in several of the Protestant Episcopal churches, in Charleston, on Sundays in February, 1848 / 1
BR563.N4 T732 1850i The spirit to be poured out upon servants a sermon preached in several of the Protestant Episcopal Churches in Charleston, in Nov. & Dec. 1849 / 1
BR563.N4 T83 2011 The Black megachurch : theology, gender, and the politics of public engagement / 3
BR563.N4 T854 2020 Soul liberty : the evolution of Black religious politics in postemancipation Virginia / 1
BR563.N4 T854 2020eb Soul liberty the evolution of black religious politics in postemancipation Virginia / 1
BR563.N4 U5 The Negro church in New Jersey. : Emergency education program, C. B. Coane, state director. Benjamin F. Seldon, state supervisor, Negro adult education / 1
BR563.N4 U87 1996 Black man's religion : can Christianity be Afrocentric? / 2
BR563.N4 W3 Black religion : the Negro and Christianity in the United States / 1
BR563.N4 W3 1966 Black religion : the Negro and Christianity in the United States / 1
BR563.N4 W32 Black sects and cults,
Black sects and cults / 		2
BR563.N4 W33 The politics of God / 1
BR563.N4 W36 1993 Singing the Lord's song in a strange land : the African American churches and ecumenism / 1
BR563.N4 W4 American churches and the Negro : an historical study from early slave days to the present. 1
BR563.N4 W43 1957i American churches and the Negro an historical study from early slave days to the present / 1
BR563.N4 W45 1982 Prophesy deliverance! : an Afro-American revolutionary Christianity / 2
BR563.N4 W45 2017 Semi-structured interviews : African American clergy perceptions regarding mental health / 1
BR563.N4 W485 2002 Hell without fire : conversion in slave religion / 1
BR563.N4 W49 1993 Black itinerants of the Gospel : the narratives of John Jea and George White / 1