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Bright Young Men of God; They Put Faith to Work on Problems of Today's World.
Among men described and pictured are Albert Cleage, Jr., Virgil Jones, John T. Walker.
Catholic-Negro Relations in Detroit
Praises Catholic groups in area, with exception of Catholic hospitals, for liberal race attitudes.
Catholics of the Archdiocese of Detroit Observe Negro History Week
Describes the four-year old Catholic Committee for Negro History Week.
Christian Elements in American Negro Muslim Cults.
In tracing development and characteristics of Moorish Science Temple and temple of Islam, summarizes history of the two groups in Detroit.
City of Detroit Business and Professional Guide, 5th-6th editions
Publisher Charlotte Perry lists "leading business and professional men, women and institutions [and] functioning clubs, fraternal and religious organizations."
Colored Catholics in the United States, an Investigation of Catholic Activity in Behalf of the Negroes in the United States and a Survey of the Present Condition of the Colored Missions
Gives brief information on black Catholics in Detroit and Michigan; number of members, missions, schools, as of 1928 and 1940.
Colored Detroit; a Brief History of Detroit's Colored Population and a Directory of Their Businesses, Organizations, Professions, and Trades
Gives many brief biographical sketches, and descriptions of churches, as well as a directory arranged by occupation.
Condemned House on Hobart Street: Clergy under Arrest.
Presents background of case in Detroit Recorder's Court where dozen clergymen tried to prevent usual working of urban renewal.
Conference sponsored by the Willow Run Committee on Race Relations and the Michigan Council of Churches and Christian Education, Thursday, January 18, 1945.
Presents program whose participants are largely from local social agencies , UAW, and University of Michigan.
Democracy in Grand Rapids--Do We Practice What We Preach? Luncheon Series, October [15] - November [19] 1959
Areas discussed include housing, education, employment, attitude of churches.