Summary:
The book explores the rich history of the Black church in America as a source of strength, community, and social justice for African Americans. It delves into the cultural and spiritual significance of the institution, highlighting its role in shaping the narrative of Black identity and resistance throughout American history.
Key points:
1. The Black Church as a Refuge: The book highlights the church's role as a safe haven for African Americans during slavery, segregation, and racial discrimination.
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