Between Sundays Black Women and Everyday Struggles of Faith

"A wonderful ethnographic study of the role of religion in a southern rural community. Through a complex and fascinating array of African American women's voices, Marla Frederick speaks to the power of religious consciousness for social change today."--Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, Professor of History and Afro-American Studies, Harvard University "Every once in a great while, a work that is remarkable, original, and truly distinguished rises to the top of the pile of books glutting American bookstores-and this is that one. Between Sundays may just reshape the entire field, obliging scholars and educated readers to consider African American religion and gender in a new, fantastic light."--R. Marie Griffith, Princeton University, author ofGod's Daughters: Evangelical Women and the Power of Submission "Frederick has made an extremely significant contribution to the literature of African American women's religious histories and experience. A powerful and engaging portrait of a fascinating group of black Southern women. "--Judith Weisenfeld, Associate Professor of Religion, Vassar College, and author ofAfrican American Women and Christian ActivismFrederick, Marla Faye is the author of 'Between Sundays Black Women and Everyday Struggles of Faith', published 2003 under ISBN 9780520233942 and ISBN 0520233948.