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A forgotten chapter of faith and identity returns: discover the powerful story of spiritual transformation and cultural identity in Allan Wilson Cook s striking work, Fade from Black to Pure White. This restored Alpha Editions reprint presents The Independent Church of God of the Juda Tribe of Israel: The Black Jews a deep, often overlooked historical narrative tracing an African American religious community s search for Jewish heritage and belonging. Cook s account blends firsthand observation, historical detail, and reflective commentary to illuminate how faith, race, and ritual shaped lives and loyalties in a changing America. Readers will follow the Independent Church of God as it navigates questions of Jewish heritage, religious transformation, and community survival, revealing broader themes of spiritual journey and cultural identity. Historically significant and literarily compelling, this Allan Wilson Cook book offers rare insight into African American religious history and the contested borders between Black Jews and mainstream society. Thoughtful, empathetic, and richly documented, the text is both a scholarly resource and a human story essential for casual readers interested in faith and race and indispensable for classic literature collectors and historians. Out of print for decades, this edition has been carefully restored for today s and future generations. More than a reprint, Alpha Editions presents a collector s item and cultural treasure that preserves a vital voice in the historical narrative of Jewish heritage and American spirituality.
