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The Black Church: The Legacy and Future of Gospel Music

Two men, preaching, arms outstretched with Jesus Christ on a cross plaque hanging on the podium.
A pastor calls out to his church during a mass. | Thomas Roma/Come Sunday
April 1, 2021
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Watch a conversation and live gospel music moderated by Dr. Daniel E. Walker and featured guests: Dr. Margaret Pleasant Douroux, Onikhol Wells-Howard, Isaiah Walker and Donald Webber. The discussion highlighted the history and connection each panelist has with gospel music and the importance within the religious community. A virtual screening of this panel took place February 18, 2021 to 246 attendees.

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