The Story of Negro Disciples in Mississippi

Authors

Mrs. Charles C. Mosley, Jarvis Christian College

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Description

The Story of Negro Disciples in Mississippi

Mrs. Mosley, a graduate of Jarvis Christian College, Hawkins, Texas, briefly documents the history of a few of the earliest African American congregations in Mississippi.

She also provides details about the 1887 founding of the Mississippi State Convention. This was an African American convention, with African American leaders.

The Mississippi Christian Missionary Convention began in 1884. William Ramey, an African American preacher from Hemingway, Carroll County, attended the inaugural meeting of the MCMC at Winona, Mississippi.

Publication Date

1950

Publisher

Mrs. Charles C. Mosley

City

No city given.

Keywords

The Story of Negro Disciples in Mississippi, Mrs. Charles C. Mosley, Jarvis Christian College, Southern Christian Institute, William Ramey, James G. Keys (Keyes), Mississippi Christian Missionary Convention

Recommended Citation

Mosley, Mrs. Charles C., "The Story of Negro Disciples in Mississippi" (1950). Stone-Campbell Movement Monographs. 6.
https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/all_monographs/6