A Semi-Centenary Discourse (Classic Reprint): Delivered in the First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, on the Fourth Sabbath of May, 1857: ... from Its First Organization (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Historic reflections on leadership, faith, and a pioneering African church in early America. This book blends a powerful sermon with a historical account of the First African Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, tracing how faith, courage, and community shaped a key moment in 19th‑century religious life.

In its pages, you’ll find a thoughtful examination of Moses as a chosen leader, alongside reflections on how individuals and communities propel progress. The work also includes a contemporary address from 1811 that documents the church’s founding, building, and dedication, offering a window into the hopes and challenges of a growing Black church during this era.

- A focused look at Moses’s leadership traits and God‑driven deliverance, used to illustrate personal responsibility and communal progress.
- A historical narrative of the African Church in Philadelphia, including the 1811 building, dedication, and its place in Presbyterian life.
- The inclusion of John Gloucester’s address and related material, presented as part of the church’s legacy and memory.
- Contextual notes that connect spiritual principles to social and civic progress in the 1800s.

Ideal for readers of African American religious history, 19th‑century church history, and those interested in how faith communities built institutions in early America.

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