HISTORY OF THE BLACK SUNDAY SCHOOL

I am so overly excited about the publication of this long needed and phenomenal work by Dr. Oneal Sandidge. It is sure to become required reading for all Black church leaders, but particularly those who are involved with the shaping of church-based educational programs. It is also necessary reading for denominational leaders, seminary students and doctoral students who can do further research on so many additionally needed areas of research, including the impact and recovery of 21st Century Black church educational programs impacted by Covid-19 and its variants.Rev. Dr. Colleen Birchettholds a Ph.D. in Instructional Design, University of Michigan. She is the Minister of Curriculum Development at the Riverside Church in New York. Your book has enormous potential and can make a great contribution to white America to understand what is happening in your community. Also, it can contribute in your community. Dr. Elmer Towns: Co-Founder, Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia. Author of many books and articles in Christian education.The book that Dr. Sandidge has prepared is a wonderful collection of research on the Black Sunday school. Each segment of this book has thought provoking information about Black church Sunday school in a pandemic period. Pastor Joseph A. Moore, Shady Grove Baptist Church,and former public-school educatorDr Oneal Sandidge has written one of the most needed and insightful books of this post-pandemic season. Discover why, as you absorb the pages of this primer on the Black Sunday school. Dr. Carl B. Hutcherson,Former Mayor, and Educator, Lynchburg, Virginia