Titlebook: Bible Witness in Black Churches; Garth Kasimu Baker-Fletcher Book 2009 Garth Kasimu Baker-Fletcher 2009 black church.empowerment.service

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Proverbs: Mother Wit and Da Streetz,ble, is a part of the common vernacular of the African American community. A recent study on the Bible and African Americans revealed that “the Bible permeates African American life and culture.” In fact, the presence of the Bible is so “pervasive” that it is embedded in our “music, art, street conv

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Introduction: Having Church: Black Folks Doing Church, “spirit,” “l(fā)ove,” and “holy” arise from the everyday rhetoric, liturgies, and prayers of church folks. It would not be such an exaggeration to stress that it is that very same quaint church that is the life blood, essence, and source of holiness, sacrality, and spiritual authority that inspires the

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Translated Witness,ge of Jesus, the reception of Jesus’ teaching, and the spreading of Jesus’ message to others. This connection is celebrated in a noted tradition of eloquence in African American preaching women and men, gospel music, glorious choirs, call-and-response singing, an enlivening worship experience in mos

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Proverbs: Mother Wit and Da Streetz,sdom of the human family, passed down by a father and mother. Thus only the “fool” despises the instruction of one’s father and mother, for it is in hearing, receiving, and applying the proverbial insights of one’s elders that one lives a virtuous life. Proverbs insists that the virtuous life reflec

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