EPISODE · Feb 22, 2025 · 28 MIN
Black Christian History: Amanda Berry Smith
from Proclamation Station · host Revs. Louis and April Jenkins
This week we bring you an episode on the life and ministry of Amanda Berry Smith, a remarkable 19th century evangelist, missionary, and advocate for holiness. She was born into slavery in 1837. She overcame incredible obstacles to become a powerful voice for Christ, preaching across the United States, Europe, India and Africa. She started a home for destitute and abandoned African American children in Harvey, Illinois. Before departing this life she wrote an amazing autobiography detailing her experiences and travels around the world preaching for the Lord. Thus she made a lasting impact on the Christian world.Sources:WikipediaAmanda Berry Smith An AutobiographyAmanda Berry Smith From Washerwoman to Evangelist by Adrienne M. Israel
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This week we bring you an episode on the life and ministry of Amanda Berry Smith, a remarkable 19th century evangelist, missionary, and advocate for holiness. She was born into slavery in 1837. She overcame incredible obstacles to become a powerful voice for Christ, preaching across the United States, Europe, India and Africa. She started a home for destitute and abandoned African American children in Harvey, Illinois. Before departing this life she wrote an amazing au...
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