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He was the pastor of Cincinnati's Zion Baptist Church for three decades and was the first African American trustee of the
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alleges the K-8 school in Cincinnati infringes on her trademark teaching method and name.
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in 1961 and was elected first President of the Convention. He also established the
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pastor and leader in the United States, the founder and first President of the
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In Search of the New Testament Church: The Baptist Story
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20th-century Baptist ministers from the United States
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Baptist
Progressive National Baptist Convention
Collins, Mississippi
Hopewell, Covington County, Mississippi
Alcorn A&M
Gammon Theological Seminary
Howard University
University of Cincinnati
Progressive National Baptist Convention
Marva Collins Preparatory School
Marva Collins



"Rev. L. Venchael Booth | African American Resources | Cincinnati History Library and Archives"


"The Rev. L.V. Booth, 83, Baptist Leader"
"The Forgotten Founder"
"Collins v. Marva Collins Preparatory School, Case No. 1:05cv614 | Casetext Search + Citator"
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1919 births
2002 deaths
People from Collins, Mississippi
University of Cincinnati trustees
African-American Baptist ministers
Alcorn State University alumni
Interdenominational Theological Center alumni
Howard University alumni
Baptists from Mississippi

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