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Author Black Theology Project.
Title Black Theology Project records, 1976-1987.
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 Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives  Sc MG 286  Box 1    AVAILABLE CLOSED STACKS
 Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives  Sc MG 286  Box 2    AVAILABLE CLOSED STACKS
 Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives  Sc MG 286  Box 3    AVAILABLE CLOSED STACKS
 Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives  Sc MG 286  Box 4    AVAILABLE CLOSED STACKS
 Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives  Sc MG 286  Box 5    AVAILABLE CLOSED STACKS
 Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives  Sc MG 286  Box 1 Additions    AVAILABLE CLOSED STACKS

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Description 6 lin. ft.
Records organized into two series: I Board of Directors files; II Administrative files.
Note Audiotapes transferred to Moving Image and Recorded Sound Division.
Summary The records include files of the Board of Directors, 1980-84 (lists of board members, agendas, minutes, memoranda); administrative and programmatic files of former executive directors, Howard Dodson, Jualynne Dodson, and Yvonne Delk; correspondence, 1976-84; files for the Cuban Seminar on Black Theology, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Seminar, and other contacts with Cuban ecumenical organizations, 1984 and 1986; in addition to subject files and printed matter.
Biography The Black Theology Project (BTP) is an interdenominational organization founded in 1976 under the leadership of Rev. Charles Spivey, Sister Shawn Copeland and Rev. Muhammad Kenyatta. BTP incorporates black academicians, theologians, clergy and laity, and political and community activists in a national network committed to theological reflection and social action on behalf of the black church and the black community. The organization has established theological dialogues with Hispanic, Native American and Pacific/Asian Christians in the United States and with Third World Christians and liberation movements outside of the United States, especially in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia.
The Black Theology Project was originally organized as one of eight projects of Theology in the Americas (TIA), a consortium program related to the National Council of Churches. BTP engages in theological dialogue and conferences with related TIA projects regarding a theology of liberation for North America.
Among its activities BTP has held several conferences, including "Black Church and Black Community: Unity and Action for Education" (Atlanta, 1977), a 1979 conference focusing on the relation of class and feminist analysis to Black Theology, and "National and International Priorities of the Black Church" (Washington, D. C., 1984).
Indexes Container list available.
Subject Black Theology Project.
Theology in the Americas (Organization)
African Americans -- Religion.
Black theology.
Blacks -- Religion.
Civil rights -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Liberty -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
Liberation theology.
Cuba -- Religion.
Added Author Dodson, Howard.
Dodson, Jualynne E.
Delk, Yvonne V.
Call No. Sc MG 286
Research Call Number Sc MG 286