African American Church

An African American church is a Christian congregation predominantly composed of African Americans, often rooted in historical and cultural experiences unique to their community. These churches have historically served as centers for spiritual worship, social support, activism, and cultural expression. They often feature vibrant music, communal participation, and leadership that reflects their community's identity. Beyond religious functions, they have played a vital role in advocating for civil rights, education, and social justice, fostering a sense of empowerment and connection among members.