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This course examines the liturgical practices and theological foundations of African-American Christian worship. Through the lens of prominent scholars like Melva W. Costen, Ph.D., Wendell Mapson Jr., and Ouida Harding, students explore the historical development and cultural significance of worship within the Black Church. The curriculum addresses the role of music, the spoken word, and community rituals in shaping a distinct religious and social identity. Participants will gain a clear understanding of the theological frameworks that sustain these traditions and learn how ritual serves as a tool for resilience and spiritual growth.
Price
Free