[Intolerant in NJ]

The little suburban Philly town where I grew up had a Methodist Episcopal (white) Church and a small African Methodist Episcopal (black) Church - one Sunday each year members of the AME Church would worship at the Methodist Episcopal, and another Sunday, a group from the Methodist Episcopal would attend the AME Church (which was not large enough to accomodate many vistors) - not much in the way of formal interaction maybe, but way back in the supposedly insensitive and indifferent 1950's, a giant step toward acknowledging a need for and fostering improved black/white relations - and we didn't even have Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton to sermonize to us and show us the way.......

[Tribune7]

It wasn't Thornbury was it?

[Temple Owl]

But we did have Rev. Leon Sullivan who does not get enough credit for the wonderful work he did.