A foundational text in African American religious history, "The Doctrines and Discipline of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, Revised Edition 1918," offers a comprehensive look into the structure, beliefs, and practices of this important denomination. Authored by the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, this book meticulously outlines the church's official doctrines, providing invaluable insight into its theological framework and position within the broader Methodist tradition.

This essential volume details church discipline, offering a window into the governance and ethical guidelines that shaped the CME Church community. It serves as a primary source for understanding African American religion, pastoral theology, and the specific nuances of the CME Church's interpretation of Christian doctrines. A significant historical document for those studying Methodist Christianity and the development of religious institutions within the African American experience.

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