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L.H. Whelchel is a respected scholar, university professor, and civil rights activist who trained hundreds of ministers. A successful church pastor for 25 years, he brings the meticulous research skills of the scholar together with first hand experiences as a minister and the passion of an activist to give an insightful and informative look at the history and heritage of African Americans.  Dr. Whelchel is currently Professor of Church History at the Interdenominational Theological Center.  His other published works include Hell Without Fire: Conversion in Slave Religion, How Long This Road: The Life and Legacy of C. Eric Lincoln, My Chains Fell Off: Heart Religion in African-American Tradition and My Chains Fell Off: William Wells Brown, Fugitive Abolitionist.


BREAKING NEWS! Dr. Whelchel was just voted "Teacher of the Year" at ITC.

Whelchel, L. H.

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The History and Heritage of African American Churches: A Way Out of No Way See details
The History and Heritage of African American Churches: A Way Out of No Way

University professor, church pastor, and civil rights activist L.H. Whelchel presents The History and Heritage of African American Churches: A Way Out of No Way, a scholarly examination of how Africa affected the early Christian Church, and how African-African Christians labored to create and perpetuate their church’s own religious traditions. Focus is especially bestowed on the role certain African-African churches and their ministers played in crucial events in American history. The History and Heritage of African American Churches is highly recommended especially for public and college library collections.

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