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Franklin Avenue Baptist Church

church, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Also known as: FABC
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  • Fred Luter, Jr.
    Fred Luter, Jr.
    / Franklin Avenue Baptist Church

    …1986 he became pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church (FABC), a formerly large white church in the Ninth Ward that had become a mainly Black congregation of fewer than 100 worshipers. Pursuing an evangelization strategy that he called “FRANgelism” (FRAN was an acronym for “friends, relatives, associates, neighbors”), Luter built…

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    …1986 he became pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church (FABC), a formerly large white church in the Ninth Ward that had become a mainly Black congregation of fewer than 100 worshipers. Pursuing an evangelization strategy that he called “FRANgelism” (FRAN was an acronym for “friends, relatives, associates, neighbors”), Luter built…

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