1844 AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rare Church Scandal at Bethel Church in Baltimore. Evangelist Yet still to His footstool

Yet still to His footstool in prayer I may go

and are to be Sold at his Shop near the Lame-Hospital in Little-Brittain

then the miracle was in the hearing and not in the Apostles and to what ends were those cloven tongues if by them the Lord had not signified that he had given to his disciples all languages for all lands that in every language the gospel might be preached and all people show forth the praises of their God

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1844 AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rare Church Scandal at Bethel Church in Baltimore. Evangelist Yet still to His footstoolVery rare 1844 document related to an early financial scandal at one of the founding churches of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Mother Bethel Church of Baltimore, Maryland. Early A. M. E. church history reflects a variety of challenges from the larger black experience that found expression in local congregations. There was a legitimate desire for black leadership in the growing network of A. M. E. churches, but black clergy who had effective