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Ralph H. Jones

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Description:Life of preacher who wrote the original We Shall Overcome.His nut-brown features had strong qualities, which were indices of a robust character. He was the possessor of a booming, baritone speaking voice, which certainly was a great asset to any preacher of the gospel. His very walk exuded self-confidence, without injecting the least semblance of swagger. He was an easy conversationalist, and his occasional smile gave warmth and more substance to deep, penetrating looks he generously bestowed. And he had an exceptional knowledge of the Bible.Meet Charles Albert Tindley, master preacher and orator, forceful black leader, son of a former slave. The story of this unique man begins in extreme poverty. Denied a formal education, not even allowed to attend church, Tindleypossessed uncommon zeal and tireless energy. Clearly, he was a person who fit no stereotypes and who refused to be boxed in.The young Tindley stealthily taught himself to read the Bible by using shreds of discarded newspapers. Eventually, he became a minister who could read Greek and Hebrew. The rest is history. Philadelphia, the Bainbridge Street Methodist Epispocal Church, more than forty published hymns, the cherished "Heaven's Christmas Tree" sermon, Tindley Temple-his is a legacy that will inspire and touch anyone who reads about him. In this deeply moving biography, Charles Albert Tindley comes alive for us all now.Ralph H. Jones is a public relations officer with the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Philadelphia. He is also a free-lance writer. Jones's string of past accomplishments is impressive. He has been executive editor of the biweekly Philadelphia Tribune, a commentator on WCAU radio's "Black Perspective," vice-president with a public relations firm, a sergeant of county detectives in the Philadelphia district attorney's office, and winner of several awards and citations in various fields. And he has filled numerous church and lodge posts. Jones is the author of the acclaimed 1965 novel The Pepperpot Man, a story of blacks in post-Civil War Philadelphia.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Charles Albert Tindley: Prince of Preachers. To get started finding Charles Albert Tindley: Prince of Preachers, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Life of preacher who wrote the original We Shall Overcome.His nut-brown features had strong qualities, which were indices of a robust character. He was the possessor of a booming, baritone speaking voice, which certainly was a great asset to any preacher of the gospel. His very walk exuded self-confidence, without injecting the least semblance of swagger. He was an easy conversationalist, and his occasional smile gave warmth and more substance to deep, penetrating looks he generously bestowed. And he had an exceptional knowledge of the Bible.Meet Charles Albert Tindley, master preacher and orator, forceful black leader, son of a former slave. The story of this unique man begins in extreme poverty. Denied a formal education, not even allowed to attend church, Tindleypossessed uncommon zeal and tireless energy. Clearly, he was a person who fit no stereotypes and who refused to be boxed in.The young Tindley stealthily taught himself to read the Bible by using shreds of discarded newspapers. Eventually, he became a minister who could read Greek and Hebrew. The rest is history. Philadelphia, the Bainbridge Street Methodist Epispocal Church, more than forty published hymns, the cherished "Heaven's Christmas Tree" sermon, Tindley Temple-his is a legacy that will inspire and touch anyone who reads about him. In this deeply moving biography, Charles Albert Tindley comes alive for us all now.Ralph H. Jones is a public relations officer with the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Philadelphia. He is also a free-lance writer. Jones's string of past accomplishments is impressive. He has been executive editor of the biweekly Philadelphia Tribune, a commentator on WCAU radio's "Black Perspective," vice-president with a public relations firm, a sergeant of county detectives in the Philadelphia district attorney's office, and winner of several awards and citations in various fields. And he has filled numerous church and lodge posts. Jones is the author of the acclaimed 1965 novel The Pepperpot Man, a story of blacks in post-Civil War Philadelphia.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Charles Albert Tindley: Prince of Preachers. To get started finding Charles Albert Tindley: Prince of Preachers, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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