The Independent Church of God of the Juda Tribe of Israel: The Black Jews / As a fade from black to pure white
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A combined religious manifesto and organizational record, the work presents a church's charter, constitution, and incorporation materials alongside sermons, essays, and a biographical sketch of the founder. It discusses doctrinal practice such as repentance and baptism while articulating aims of moral uplift, charity, racial unity, and social improvement for congregants. Essays address questions of identity, migration, leadership, and cultural expression within the community, and practical governance topics such as trusteeship, meeting places, and institutional purpose are specified. The text blends administrative documents with pastoral argument to establish both belief and structure for a faith-based movement.
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