
community baptism is so integral to religious practice in african-american
religious practice in african-american
religious practice in african-american communities in the 20s there was a very
communities in the 20s there was a very
communities in the 20s there was a very established since of strength and
established since of strength and
established since of strength and support for one another
support for one another
support for one another there are hundreds witnessing this
there are hundreds witnessing this
there are hundreds witnessing this important moment the sort of going to
important moment the sort of going to
important moment the sort of going to the river and it becomes a sort of holy
the river and it becomes a sort of holy
the river and it becomes a sort of holy day you have the ministers that are out
day you have the ministers that are out
day you have the ministers that are out there and then always girls adults all
there and then always girls adults all
there and then always girls adults all coming in pairs being baptized
coming in pairs being baptized
coming in pairs being baptized simultaneously you see individuals who
simultaneously you see individuals who
simultaneously you see individuals who are as they say catching the Holy Ghost
are as they say catching the Holy Ghost
are as they say catching the Holy Ghost the Spirit has invoked to them I don’t
the Spirit has invoked to them I don’t
the Spirit has invoked to them I don’t think very many people have saying this
think very many people have saying this
think very many people have saying this to be able to capture such a sacred
to be able to capture such a sacred
to be able to capture such a sacred practice provides that moment into the
practice provides that moment into the
practice provides that moment into the sort of cultural memory of many African
sort of cultural memory of many African
sort of cultural memory of many African Americans
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