On Jordan's stormy banks
On Jordan's stormy banks
Synopsis
This social history explores southern evangelicalism from the late eighteenth century through Reconstruction, focusing on Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian denominations in Mississippi. It details the movement's rise from a rebellious plain folk movement to a powerful establishment, examining its complex relationship with slavery and its impact on women and African Americans within biracial congregations. The book highlights how evangelical practices and rhetoric fostered a democratic spirit, ultimately leading to significant growth and influence.
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Randy J. SparksCameo
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On Jordan's Stormy BanksPaperback, Oct
292 pages
University of Georgia PressISBN: 97808203414773 editions available
