Cornell University.Festival of Black Gospel.
The festival, a traditional part of Black History Month events at Cornell, is a Cornell student-led organization founded in 1976 by the late Rev. W. Jack Lewis, director of the Cornell United Religious Work.
From the guide to the Festival of Black Gospel records, 1982-2007., (Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library)
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