Everything about The American Missionary Association totally explained
The
American Missionary Association was a
Protestant-based
abolitionist group founded on
September 3,
1846. The main purpose of this organization was to eliminate
slavery, to educate
African-Americans, to promote racial equality, and to promote
Christian values. Although it initially had the support of numerous Protestant groups, eventually it became most closely aligned with the
Congregational Christian Churches, most of whom are now members of the
United Church of Christ. It maintained its distinct identity until
1999, when a restructuring of the UCC merged it into the Justice and Witness Ministries division.
The organization started the American Missionary magazine, which published from 1846 through 1934.
Colleges that were founded by the American Missionary Association include
Atlanta University, (1865);
Fisk University, (1866); and, with the
Freedmen's Bureau,
Howard University in
Washington, D.C.Further Information
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