In what year did Churches not allow black people? When did it end?

Answer 1

usually black people in those days had there own churches such as baptist churches where the pastor himself was black so I dont know.

Answer 2

My Mother was a white girl in the south during the teens and 1920s. As a child she and her other playmates would go to the
"Black Church" and stand on the outside of the church where the windows were opened due to the heat. They would stand and listen as the congregation inside would sing their praises to the Lord. The Lord is merciful and does everything He can to insure that all children will hear his word.
I Corinthians 13;8a, Love never fails!!!!!

Answer 3

It started around WW II. It ended (in most places) in the early 1990's. In the South, most blacks went into the balcony of the church, or sat on the back rows. Few places had all black churches. In the1940's black churches began to spring up in any place where blacks lived.

Answer 4

allow, i have a problem with this word, i truly feel that black people had their own churches and had no need to be "allowed" anywhere, itdidn't end because it didn't start

Answer 5

Before the Civil War.

Answer 6

What kind of churches in which country?

Answer 7

I think that has more to do with segregation. "Black" people had their own church (you don't need a building to have church) So your real question should be more about segregation.

Answer 8

Blacks have always been allowed in Church.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

i would be willing to bet a few still exist