Philadelphia, the Negro Baptist Church of, established, 86; proslavery element in, 86-87 Philanthropy, northern, change in, 263-264 Phillips, C. H., a bishop of the C. M. E. Church, 240 Phillips, Doc., a pioneer Negro preacher, 137 Pierce, Edward L., interest of, in the freedmen, 212 Pioneer Negro preachers, 40-70 Poindexter, James, a pioneer Negro Baptist preacher in Ohio, 122; religious efforts of, 223; in politics, 223-224 Politics, the call of, 220-246 Polk, Bishop, attitude of, toward the instruction of his slaves, 149-151 Pontier, Samuel, a pioneer in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 78 Porteus, Bishop, interest of, in the salvation of Negroes, 7 Portsmouth, Virginia, Negro Baptist church in, 54-55, 111 Powell, A. C, a preacher with a following, 282 Preachers, Negro, pioneer work of, 40-70; educational work of, 168-169; as spokesmen of the Negroes, 169; interested in colonization, 170; in the underground railroad, 170, 171; in the press, 171 Preachers, Negro Pioneer, 40-70 Preachers of versatile genius, 167-184 Presbyterians, interest of, in Negroes, 97-98; failure to win Negroes, 98; position on slavery and the Negro, 36-39; position of in 1782, 36-37; pacifist letter of, 38-39; the attitude of, on slavery, 124-127, 128, 130; interest of, in the instruction of Negroes, 152-158; schools of, 203, 204, 205; educational work of, 210; attract Negroes, 256 Price, J. C., the record of, 206; the education of, 217 Primitive Baptist Church, Negroes separate therefrom, 192 Princeton, John Chavis at, 68 Proctor, H. H., church institutional work of, 276 Progressive Baptists, the separation of, from whites, 259-264 Progressive ideas in the Negro church, 247-265 Protestant Episcopal Freedmen's Commission, aid of, to Negroes, 211 Protracted meetings among Baptists, 143-144 Providence Baptist Association, organization of, 122 Pugh, the work of, among Negroes, 12 Quakers, the efforts of, among Negroes, 17-19 Quinn, W. P., a successful missionary, 101; elected bishop, 101 Race prejudice in the church, 305-309 Ranford, of Chowan, a preacher to Negroes, 9 Ransom, R. C., head of the Institutional Church, Chicago, 276; an editor, 297 Ray, Charles B., the work of, 173-174 Recent growth of the Negro church, 286-299 Recent statistics of the Negro church, 286-299 Reddick, M. W., a preacher of influence, 282 Relation of the individual to the church, differing ideas as to, 251-252 Relations of whites and blacks in churches, 132-134 Religion, differing ideas of, 250-251