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Marshal Keeble - Born to slaves, yet credited with starting nearly every African-American Church of Christ in Tennessee
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Marshal Keeble - Born to slaves, yet credited with starting nearly every African-American Church of Christ in Tennessee

A Black History graphic honoring Marshall Keeble that helps your church celebrate a faithful ministry legacy.

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  • Black history is part of Christian history! Marshal Keeble's life shows us that God can take our history and transform it to glory.
  • Want to learn more about Marshal Keeble? Check out the Wikipedia page about his life! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Keeble

Keywords

Faith, Church Planting, Glory, Black History Month

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