Faith in Their Own Color

Discover the compelling narrative of "Faith in Their Own Color" by Craig D. Townsend, published by Columbia University Press in 2005. This insightful book spans 256 pages and delves into the rich history of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, founded in 1809. For over forty years, this church faced discrimination from the Episcopalian hierarchy, yet it persevered in its quest for autonomy and independence. Townsend expertly weaves together the history of New York City and the African American experience, highlighting how religious faith can transcend racial boundaries. This book is a vital addition for those interested in Black studies, church history, and the evolution of the Anglican and Episcopalian Churches. Join Craig D. Townsend on this enlightening journey that showcases the resilience of faith amidst social challenges.