Really Be of Good Cheer

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The book explores the overlooked narratives of women of color within one of America's oldest church organizations, examining their experiences and the factors contributing to their marginalization and eventual disappearance. It sheds light on the intersection of race, gender, and faith, revealing the complexities of their contributions and the systemic issues that have led to their erasure from historical accounts. Through this lens, the author seeks to reclaim their voices and highlight the importance of inclusivity in religious communities.