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Edmonds1
Colloquium
Considers
Black Church
' "The Hack Church In
Historical Perspective"
will be the theme of the
sixth annual Helen G. .
Edmonds History Collo
quium at North Carolina
Central University, Fri
day and Saturdday,
March 5 and 6. '
Scholars participating
in the colloquium will
address such topics as
the political leadership
of black ministers, the
black church prior to the
Civil War, the education
of black ministers, the
symbolism of spirituals,
the history of the United
Holy Church, and black
Catholics in the 19th cen
tury. Most of the collo
quium participants were
among thc'26 founders,
of the Helen 0.7 Ed
monds Colloquium,
which held its first scs
moii in 1977 to mark the
tciirciucni of Dr. y Ed
tn.vmls,' who is now .
Disiinptiished Professor
(-moiiiHs of History at
i ho University.
The 26 founders had '
heeu undergraduate or
uradtiatc students of Dr.
Hdmonds at NCCU, and
had gone on to wjn doc- -toratcs
in history from
many of the nation's
most celebrated univer
sities. The colloquium will
open with registration at
the Alfonso Elder stu
dent Union at NCCU at .
8 a.m., Friday, March 5.
Most sessions will be
held at the Alfonso Elder
Student Union.
Lectures scheduled
during the colloquium
'iclude the following,
according to Dr. J.
Ranaldo Lawson chair
man of the colloquium
for 1982:
"The Black Woman in
the AME Church," Ms.
Beverly W. Jones, North
Carolina Central Univer
sity. "Bishop Benjamin W.
Arnett, The Clergyman
as Politician," Percy E.
Murray, North Carolina
Central University, . ; v:
"Symbolism and Black ;
Spirituals: Part It, 'Earl ' '
E. Thorpe, North
Carolina Central Univer
sity. (Dr. Thorpe is presi
dent of the Association
for the Study of Afro
American Life and
History.) " '
"Black Religion' and
the Black Church in Pre
Civil, War Georgia,"
Donnie D. Bellamy, Fort
Valley State College.
"Black Ministers as a
Source of Political
Leadership in South
Carolina," Theodore
Hemmingway, Florida
A&M University.
"Education, and the
Rural Black Minister in
Virginia," Oscar R.
Williams, Virginia State
University.
"The Civil Rights
Movement and Black
Church: A Conservative
or Militant," W. Sher: ;
man Jackson, Miami
University of Ohio.
"Founding Fathers and
Builders of the United
Holy Chruch of
America, Inc.," Chester
Gregory, Coppin State
College.
"Perceptions Of the
Spirit in a Dark Skin:
Peter Benoit's Diary
Observations of Black
Catholics in the United
States in the 1870s,"
Larry L. Martin, Coppin
State College.
""The Black Church as a
Social and Political In
stitution, 1960-1980," J.
Ranaldo Lawson.
A special letter by Dr.
Lenwood Davis of
Montclair State College,
"Miles Mark Fisher:
Minister, Historian, and
Cultural Philosopher,"
is scheduled at 7 p.m.,
Friday, ' at Durham's
White Rock Baptist
Church. Dr. Fisher was
the long-time pastor of
that church.
The lectures will be
open to the public at no
charge.
A luncheon and ban
quet are also scheduled
during the program in
Dr. Edmonds honor. At
v the luncheon. Dr. Alton
Hornsby, Jr., editor of
The Journal of Black
History, will speak on
"The Social Influence of
the Black Church in the
South Since Reconstruct
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