Bishop Joseph Johnson History Project

Bishop Joseph Johnson History Project Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Bishop Joseph Andrew Johnson, Jr. (1914-1979)
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The Bishop Johnson History Project is dedicated to celebrating the life and legacy of Bishop Joseph Andrew Johnson, Jr, the first African American to be admitted and to graduate from Vanderbilt University (B.D., 1954), to receive a PhD from the University (1958), and to become a member of the Vanderbilt University Board of Trustees. The Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center at Vanderbilt Un

iversity honors his legacy. Bishop Johnson was also the 34th bishop of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church and former president of Philips School of Theology. [Visit bishopjosephjohnson.org for full bio.]

The Bishop Joseph Johnson History Project exists to preserve the oral history and papers of Bishop Johnson and to meet the continuing demand for his books, sermons, and papers that persists over 30 years after his death.

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