New Jersey Negro Bishop Breaks Ground in Methodism
Princeton New Jersey July 1964 AP A Negro clergyman Prince A Taylor is appointed bishop of New Jersey leading the 600 plus churches. He says the appointment signals progress toward integration and vows to advance harmony among races within the Methodist Church. The move reflects a realignment admitting 21 Negro churches into the New Jersey jurisdiction.
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