re: #65 Patricia Kayden

“She republished edited versions of her pro-Klan books in 1943, three years before her death, with introductions by her son, the Rev. Arthur K. White, who would lead the denomination until the early 1980s.

The following decades were overall a period of decline for Pillar of Fire in America, though some of its overseas mission churches — in Liberia, for example — flourished.”

Odd that a church which championed the Klan went overseas and baptized Black believers.

Liberia was settled by emancipated slaves who didn’t want to stay in the States anymore. That’s a klansman’s favorite kind of black people.