Churches Strive for Integration Amid Persistent Segregation
Racial barriers remain at church doors despite official pro integration lines. The Associated Press reports a new militancy as churches switch from rhetoric to action, forming interfaith panels, financing nondiscrimination in construction, and backing demonstrations to press civil rights, with leaders arrested in integration protests.
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Prointegration Ministers Cite Biblical Equality Across Races
Pro integrationist ministers cite biblical passages such as Galatians 3 28 and Acts 17 26 to support the idea that all men are equal before God without race or status distinctions while noting persistent racial bars in church decor.
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