Elevating the Race: Theophilu G. Steward, Black Theology and Making of an

Theophilus Gould Steward, a prominent figure in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, served as an army chaplain, college professor, and prolific writer, making significant contributions to black intellectual thought in post-Emancipation America. His work as a theologian and educator reflects the complexities of African American identity during a transformative era. Steward's multifaceted career illustrates the intersection of faith, education, and social justice, highlighting his impact on both religious and academic communities.