Résumé de "Memoirs Of A Baby Evangelist : The Making Of A Rhema Remnant"

During the early years, before the transition of the new South, amid bus-boycotts and riots, down the street from the desegration efforts of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLe, Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA) and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in Montgomery, Alabama, another young preacher had a dream. His dream was to train young orators to articulate, with passion and emphasis, his beliefs from the word of God. The young pastor trained the youth of his church ... Lire la suite to express their talents to the public through song, dance and public speaking. The reverend established outreach forums throughout the eastern portion of the United States for the showcasing of the talent exhibited by the youthful orators. Educational groups heavily attended these events hoping to inspire the youth of their community with a glimpse of possibility. The possibility that information could be retained. The baby evangelist headlined all events and spoke to standing room only crowds in churches, school gymnasiums, meeting rooms, anywhere she was invited. This book is a collection of events, a synopsis of situations which occurred during the process of building and making the remnant. The minister shaped and molded the young evangelist into an aspiring orator. The travelling evangelistic team consisted of three to four youths not over the age of fifteen. This is a true story of a person given up for adoption at the age of four to a very strict, deeply-religious family in the South. Names have been changed to protect the innocent.