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The Negro Church: A Power Institution
Sketches past record of church, nationally, and present activities of Detroit churches.
Five Million Baptists Plan Progress Drive: Detroit Convention Launches New Era of Peaceful Growth for Organization.
Convention activities include awarding certificate to Mrs. Rosa Parks by Dr. Mary O. Ross of Detroit, head of Women's Convention.
The First Battle of Detroit
Praise for Darrow's defense of Sweet defendants; attacks Detroit white churches for denouncing Darrow.
Ex-Slave's Dream Builds White Church; Freed Woman Contributed First Thousand Dollars toward Exclusive Detroit Church
Elizabeth Forth Denison, who died at age 114, contributed her savings to the St. James Episcopal Church of Gross Isle.
Race Relations: Government Business in Detroit
Work of Mayor's Interracial Committee, Coordinating Council on Human Relations and Catholic Interracial Council.
Motor City Molders
Catholic Interracial Council of Detroit holds Communion Breakfast, Forum; sets up speakers' bureau and workshops.
Detroit Pastor Honors Inter-Race Heroes
Pictures Rev. M.L. Franklin of Sacred Cross Baptist Church and describes awardees recognizes by him
Detroit is a Sunday Town; Everyone, for Some Reason or Other, Goes to Church on Sunday in Motor City
Pictures and comments briefly on eight churches, and on various ministers and parishioners
St. Matthew's Need-a-Challenge
Church rector sketches parish growth and stresses need for larger facilities
Catholic-Negro Relations in Detroit
Praises Catholic groups in area, with exception of Catholic hospitals, for liberal race attitudes.