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• - Compiled by Bishop Richard R. Wright, Jr. Reference work published in 1916.
  
• - Lengthy book by Daniel Alexander Payne, bishop, president of Wilberforce. Includes portraits of some early A.M.E. bishops.
  
• - Offers support and grant information to small and rural churches of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Small urban churches also encouraged.
  
• - Represents Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Overview, districts, bishops, officers and directory.
  
• - Substantial historical article on the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and its "mother church" in Philadelphia.
  
• - Full text online of the first edition, published 1817.
  
• - 1867 book by Benjamin J. Tanner defends the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Also has history of conferences and districts, profiles of local ministers, information on influential women.
  
• - Book in question-and-answer format, on the structure and history of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Was published in 1885.
  
• - 1922 work by C.S. Smith, meant to supplement Daniel Alexander Payne's book of the same title. Smith's book picks up the story in 1856.
  
• - An encyclopedia of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, published in 1882. By Bishop A.W. Wayman.
  
• - Weekly publication offering news from churches and districts. Also chat rooms and forums.
  
• - Annual membership, clergy family forum and links.
  
• - A ministry for married couples, dating couples, and desiring singles. It offers group and individual counseling sessions, as well as on-line prayer, bible study and devotion.
  
• - A part of the Oklahoma Annual Conference, in the 12th Episcopal District. An explanation of where they fit in the structure of the A.M.E. Church, church directory, events calendar, quarterly newsletter, links.
  
• - The autobiography of Daniel Alexander Payne.
  
• - Information and links supporting an African voice and leadership in the local jurisdiction.
  
• - Serving the Western United States. Information and links.
  
• - Offers youth and young adults a year long curriculum on the Bible and life skills.
  
• - Biographical profiles of more than one hundred prominent members of the A.M.E. Church, along with a brief history of Wilberforce University. Book published in 1906.
  
• - A contemporary look at the African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church, the largest of the historically African American Methodist denominations in the United States.
  
• - Overview of the denomination's origins and organization.
  
• - Book by Bishop James A. Handy of Baltimore, published in 1902. Looks at the A.M.E. Church's early days in Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore, as well as its early conferences.
  
• - The autobiography and poetry of Hiram Enlow, a 19th century American clergyman for the Methodist Episcopal Church.
  
• - History of the African Methodist Episcopal Church following Emancipation, by W.J. Gaines, a bishop from Georgia.
  
• - A support ministry that seeks to encourage and empower clergy families. Events, greetings, membership, P.K. scholarships and overview.
  
  

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