h an act from Christianity. Blacks felt
             they would be able to turn to the Church for
             assistance, however, they found no solace within the
             Church. At this point Blacks had re-evaluated the
             Church and were "anxious" to leave from a Church that
             contained people who held similar ideas to that of
             their ancestors "master"(Salley, Behm 31-32). This
             separation led to denominations in the Church like the
             African Methodist Episcopal Church. The new
             denomination was now home to many Blacks. Within the
             Episcopal Church, many Blacks were able to worship
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