By Juliet Coley2023-03-17T09:10:00
‘What a privilege, what a joy divine…’ to quote a line from a well know hymn, is how I would describe co-editing Mothers of Zion: Windrush Women, Past & Present - Pillars of the Black Pentecostal Church. The journeys of these 38 wonderful Mothers drew back the curtains of my memories of 1970s and 80s when the Black Pentecostal Church was more traditional, vibrant and buzzing with young people. Here is my experience.
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