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On the first Sunday of Black History Month, Princeton University professor Dr. Albert Raboteau, one of the foremost authorities on African-American religion, preached at the 10:30 a.m. service and led a post-service discussion. This was just one of many Black History Month events hosted by St. George's Absalom Jones Committee on Black History & Culture.
Members of St. George's Absalom Jones Committee on Black History & Culture, with Dr. Raboteau (fourth from right), his wife Julia (second from left), and the Rev. Bernie Poppe, Rector of St. George's (center).
On the first Sunday of Black History Month, Princeton University professor Dr. Albert Raboteau, one of the foremost authorities on African-American religion, preached at the 10:30 a.m. service and led a post-service discussion. This was just one of many Black History Month events hosted by St. George's Absalom Jones Committee on Black History & Culture.
Members of St. George's Absalom Jones Committee on Black History & Culture, with Dr. Raboteau (fourth from right), his wife Julia (second from left), and the Rev. Bernie Poppe, Rector of St. George's (center).
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