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Tag Archives: Presbyterians
Can One Be a True Christian and Protest the Coming of Colored, Japanese or Jewish Folk Into His Neighborhood?
Oct. 22, 1927: “Can One Be a True Christian and Protest the Coming of Colored, Japanese or Jewish Folk Into His Neighborhood?” Food for thought at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church. About these ads
Posted in 1927, African Americans, Religion
Tagged Integration, Presbyterians, Tolerance
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