| Title | Date Created | Author | Description | Subject | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black Church Ministry Curriculum, July 29, 1970 | 1972-07-09 | Mitchell, Henry, Adair, Thelma | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Contemporary Yoruba Literature, July 8, 1972 | 1972-07-08 | Irele, Abiola | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Sango: God of Thunder and Lightning, July 4, 1972 | 1972-07-04 | Schuma,, Mitchell, Henry | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Lecture on Ethiopianism, July 1972 | 1972-07 | Darkwah, Kofi, Mitchell, Henry | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Witnessing to the Peculiar, March 24, 1972 | 1972-03-24 | Mitchell, Henry | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Conversation with Henry Mitchell and Bishop Barrow, February 1972 | 1972-02 | Barrow, Bishop, Mitchell, Henry | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Freedom and Authority in Black Culture, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | Mitchell, Henry | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Two Young Boys, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A young boy hunches over and hugs a younger boy from behind. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Young Man Uses Bellows to Blow Fire, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A young man uses bellows to blow into a fire while reading the newspaper. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| A Performance, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A group of young men and women perform inside of an unknown building. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, Theatre and dance | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| The African American Continuum of Worldview, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | Mitchell, Henry | African Americans--Religion, Theology--Study and teaching, African Americans--Education, African American scholars | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Man Speaks to a Group, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | An unidentified man stands amongst a group of people gathered in a room. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, African Americans--Education | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Man Banging Bells, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A man in rags clangs bells together. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, Theatre and dance | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| People Standing in Front of a Store, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A group of people stand in front of a shop that sells hats, purses, shoes, and other accessories. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, Commerce | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| People Standing in a Village, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | People stand in a village made of clay, straw, wood and sheet metal. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| People Gathered Outside, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | People congregate outside in a courtyard setting. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, Buildings and grounds | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Man Wearing a Thobe, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | An unidentified man wears a thobe. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Man Reads While Standing at Alter, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | An unidentified man stands at an alter reading text to a large group of people. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| Group Having a Discussion, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A group of four people talk amongst themselves. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, African Americans--Education | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection | |
| People Gather to Listen and Record Someone Speak, circa 1972 | 1970/1974 | A group of people gather to listen to a man speak, recording him on a tape recorder. | African Americans--Religion, Portraits and people, African Americans--Education | Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection |
Jun 12, 2019
Martin Luther King Fellows In Black Religious Studies, Inc. Collection
When Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in April of 1968, the Black theological students at Colgate Rochester Divinity School requested a program and professorship in Black Church Studies as a memorial to what King represented as a pastor and leader of the Black Church. After a forced close-down of the school by the Black students and a series of fundraising efforts, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Professorship in Black Church Studies was established. This position was filled by Henry H. Mitchell (clergyman, educator, author and at that time pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, Santa Monica, CA) on July 1, 1969 and the program of Black Church Studies at CRDS/BH/CTS was launched in September 1969. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Fellows project began as the result of an idea given to Dr. Mitchell for a research and writing project for the purpose of developing literature, curriculum, and bibliographical materials in the area of Black Church practice.
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