James W.C. Pennington: African American Churchman and Abolitionist

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Preface
Introduction	p. 3
Scope of Resource Materials
A Review of Literature Regarding Pennington
The Approach of the Present Study
In Search of a Christian America: Pennington in the Religious and Cultural Pattern of the Nineteenth Century	p. 19
Distinguishing Characteristics of Evangelical Protestantism
Abolition: A Historical Sketch
The African-American Community in the North
The Fugitive Blacksmith	p. 37
Birth, Parentage, and Family
The Escape from Slavery
Conversion to Christianity
Preparing the Attack: Crusader for Freedom
From Fame to Death
Pennington and African-American Religion	p. 69
The African-American Religious Tradition in the United States
Pennington: Religion and Culture in Dialogue
Pennington as Preacher and Pastor
Pennington as Missionary Organizer
A Religion of Black Unity and Redemption: Pennington's Vision of the Black Race and Christianity
Pennington and the Abolition Movement	p. 103
Abolition: African-American and White
Pennington: Perspective on Abolition
Religion and Slavery
Pennington: Advocate of Liberation through Education, Civil Rights, and Civil War	p. 145
Education
Civil Rights and Public Accommodations
Civil War
Summary and Conclusion	p. 159
The Essence of Pennington
Pennington as Prophetic Pioneer
Some Ironies in Pennington's Life
African-American Church: Potential Leader of African-American Liberation through Religion
Appendix	p. 179
Bibliography	p. 187
Index	p. 201
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