IN HONOR OF DR. GAYRAUD STEPHEN WILMORE, PH.D.
Writer, historian, educator, and theologian
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IN HONOR OF DR. GAYRAUD STEPHEN WILMORE, PH.D.
Writer, historian, educator, and theologian
IN HONOR OF DR. GAYRAUD STEPHEN WILMORE, PH.D.Writer, historian, educator, and theologian
IN HONOR OF DR. GAYRAUD STEPHEN WILMORE, PH.D.
Writer, historian, educator, and theologian
IN HONOR OF DR. GAYRAUD STEPHEN WILMORE, PH.D.
Writer, historian, educator, and theologian
The pre-eminent scholar of African American religious history in the United States.
Rev. Dr. Leah Gaskin Fitchue, former President of Payne Theological Seminary, was the first African American woman president of a theological seminary belonging to the 244 member Association of Theological Schools and the first African American woman to serve as president of any Historically Black Theological Seminary. Rev. Dr. Fitchue was an ordained Itinerant Elder […]
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