DVD-Torchlighters: The Richard Allen Story
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Born into slavery in the U.S. before the Revolutionary War, young Richard Allen believes he
faces a hopeless future. But after becoming a Christian and seeing his master also come to
faith, Allen buys his freedom.
Now a free man, he first serves God as a circuit riding preacher and eventually becoming a
pastor in Philadelphia. Even so, Allen isnt able to completely leave the injustices of his past
behind him. When the White senior pastor tells Allen and other Black congregants to know
their place in the balcony away from White parishionersReverend Allen must make a
decision. How will he stand up for his people? When an epidemic strikes Philadelphia, will he
risk his own life to help those who treated him as a second-class citizen?
In Episode #22 of the award-winning Torchlighters Heroes of the Faith series, we meet the
founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and learn how he faithfully served God in
the face of discrimination and a deadly plague.
faces a hopeless future. But after becoming a Christian and seeing his master also come to
faith, Allen buys his freedom.
Now a free man, he first serves God as a circuit riding preacher and eventually becoming a
pastor in Philadelphia. Even so, Allen isnt able to completely leave the injustices of his past
behind him. When the White senior pastor tells Allen and other Black congregants to know
their place in the balcony away from White parishionersReverend Allen must make a
decision. How will he stand up for his people? When an epidemic strikes Philadelphia, will he
risk his own life to help those who treated him as a second-class citizen?
In Episode #22 of the award-winning Torchlighters Heroes of the Faith series, we meet the
founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and learn how he faithfully served God in
the face of discrimination and a deadly plague.
Born into slavery in the U.S. before the Revolutionary War, young Richard Allen believes he
faces a hopeless future. But after becoming a Christian and seeing his master also come to
faith, Allen buys his freedom.
Now a free man, he first serves God as a circuit riding preacher and eventually becoming a
pastor in Philadelphia. Even so, Allen isnt able to completely leave the injustices of his past
behind him. When the White senior pastor tells Allen and other Black congregants to know
their place in the balcony away from White parishionersReverend Allen must make a
decision. How will he stand up for his people? When an epidemic strikes Philadelphia, will he
risk his own life to help those who treated him as a second-class citizen?
In Episode #22 of the award-winning Torchlighters Heroes of the Faith series, we meet the
founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and learn how he faithfully served God in
the face of discrimination and a deadly plague.
faces a hopeless future. But after becoming a Christian and seeing his master also come to
faith, Allen buys his freedom.
Now a free man, he first serves God as a circuit riding preacher and eventually becoming a
pastor in Philadelphia. Even so, Allen isnt able to completely leave the injustices of his past
behind him. When the White senior pastor tells Allen and other Black congregants to know
their place in the balcony away from White parishionersReverend Allen must make a
decision. How will he stand up for his people? When an epidemic strikes Philadelphia, will he
risk his own life to help those who treated him as a second-class citizen?
In Episode #22 of the award-winning Torchlighters Heroes of the Faith series, we meet the
founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and learn how he faithfully served God in
the face of discrimination and a deadly plague.
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Born into slavery in the U.S. before the Revolutionary War, young Richard Allen believes he
faces a hopeless future. But after becoming a Christian and seeing his master also come to
faith, Allen buys his freedom.
Now a free man, he first serves God as a circuit riding preacher and eventually becoming a
pastor in Philadelphia. Even so, Allen isnt able to completely leave the injustices of his past
behind him. When the White senior pastor tells Allen and other Black congregants to know
their place in the balcony away from White parishionersReverend Allen must make a
decision. How will he stand up for his people? When an epidemic strikes Philadelphia, will he
risk his own life to help those who treated him as a second-class citizen?
In Episode #22 of the award-winning Torchlighters Heroes of the Faith series, we meet the
founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and learn how he faithfully served God in
the face of discrimination and a deadly plague.
faces a hopeless future. But after becoming a Christian and seeing his master also come to
faith, Allen buys his freedom.
Now a free man, he first serves God as a circuit riding preacher and eventually becoming a
pastor in Philadelphia. Even so, Allen isnt able to completely leave the injustices of his past
behind him. When the White senior pastor tells Allen and other Black congregants to know
their place in the balcony away from White parishionersReverend Allen must make a
decision. How will he stand up for his people? When an epidemic strikes Philadelphia, will he
risk his own life to help those who treated him as a second-class citizen?
In Episode #22 of the award-winning Torchlighters Heroes of the Faith series, we meet the
founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and learn how he faithfully served God in
the face of discrimination and a deadly plague.