Background
Byrd, Terriel R. Son of Charles Otis and Reva Geneva Byrd.
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I Shall Not Be Moved: Racial Separation in Christian Worship
(This work examines the ongoing perceptions and ill-concei...)
This work examines the ongoing perceptions and ill-conceived notions of both Black and White Christians, as it relates to tradition and familial worship habits, the understanding of sacred and secular domains, and the role that color and culture play in the separation of religious worshippers. I Shall Not Be Moved challenges the reader to examine the issue presented based upon a biblical mandate for unity and love within the body of Christ. Taking into consideration today's multiethnic, multiracial, and otherwise diverse national demographics the church still exists primarily along the color and cultural divide. This divide is deeply rooted in American religious history, culture, and tradition. Ultimately, the question Professor Terriel R. Byrd seeks to answer in this work is: Does this separation hinder the Christian teachings of inclusion and unity?
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I Shall Not Be Moved: Racial Separation in Christian Worship by Byrd, Terriel R. (2007) Paperback
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Terriel R. Byrd
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AS in Biblical Studies, Cincinnati Bible College & Seminary, 1984. Bachelor in Philosophy, Miami University, Oxford, 1986. Master, Miami University, Oxford, 1998.
Doctor of Philosophy, Union Institute & University, Cincinnati, 1999. Master of Divinity, United Theological Seminary, 1996.
Career
Senior pastor Inspirational Baptist Church, Cincinnati, 1987—1999. Associate professor Christian ministry studies Palm Beach Atlantic University, West Palm Beach, since 1999. Director black campus ministries Miami University, 1985—1987.
Works
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I Shall Not Be Moved: Racial Separation in Christian Worship
(This work examines the ongoing perceptions and ill-concei...)
- I Shall Not Be Moved: Racial Separation in Christian Worship by Byrd, Terriel R. (2007) Paperback
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I Shall Not Be Moved: Racial Separation in Christian Worship
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Membership
Executive board member Urban Youth Impact Inc., West Palm Beach, 2002—2009.
Connections
Married Toni D. Moore, March 27, 1977. Children: Kasha M. Deese, Terra D. Cousens, Rachel G.
Education
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1984
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1996
Career
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1987 - 1999
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1999