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_____. African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
_____. Apostasy.
_____. African-American Civil Rights Movement
_____. Black Lives Matter.
_____. William Branham.
_____. Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
_____. Church of Divine Science
_____. Church of Religious Science
_____, Communist Party USA.
_____. Die-in.
_____. Doctrine of Father Divine
_____, Father Divine.
_____. George Fox
_____, Marcus Garvey.
_____. Guru
_____. Hermeticism
_____, International Peace Mission Movement.
_____, Jim Jones.
_____. Jonestown.
_____. Dr Martin Luther King.
_____. Ku Klux Klan.
_____. Latter Rain Movement.
_____. Leaderless Resistance.
_____. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.
_____. Malcolm X
_____. Methodism
_____. Jeannie Mills
_____. Warith Deen Mohammed.
_____. Movement for Black Lives.
_____. Elijah Muhammad
_____. Wallace Fard Muhammad
_____. NAACP
_____. Nation of Islam
_____. New Left
_____. New Thought Movement
_____, Peoples Temple.
_____, Peoples Temple Agricultural Project (Jonestown).
_____, Peoples Temple in San Francisco.
_____. Reconstruction.
_____. Sayville, New York
_____, Edna Rose Ritchings.
_____. Leo Ryan
_____. Shakers
_____. Slavery in the United States.
_____. Social Justice.
_____ Social Justice Warrior.
_____. List of Social Justice Movements.
_____. Social Movement.
_____, The Teachings of Father Divine.
_____. Underground Railroad
_____. Unity Church
_____. Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League
_____, UNIA.
_____, Western Addition.
_____, Whiteness studies.
_____, Woodmont (Gladwyne, Pennsylvania).
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Wise, David. A True Follower of This Activist Christian Ministry
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_____, Carleton Mabee 2009-09-20 Part 1 – Century House Hist. Soc., Rosendale, NY. Parts 2 through 7 also available.
_____, Exactly Who Was Father Divine?
_____, Father Divine, The March of Time, Harlem, New York, 1930s
_____. Father Divine Shrine at Woodmont in Gladwyne, PA.
_____, FDIPMM.
_____, Former Alan Wood Jr. Estate – Woodmont in Gladwyne, PA<
_____, The Jonestown Death Tape (FBI No. Q 042) (November 18, 1978)
_____, Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple
_____, “The Marriage of Father and Mother Divine”
_____, “Mother Divine”
_____, Notable Project – Father Divine Library
_____. What Is New Thought? – The first 15 minutes
Yates, Bonnie, The Nursery & West House: Tracing the Path of Barbiturates in Jonestown.
Zakaria, Yamin, Racism, Lynching, Slavery – Pillars of the American Dream.
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Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones