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Adan Clayton Powell, Sr ki te sèvi kòm premye filozòf, ak bilding nouvo te pita achte sou Waverly Plas nan West la Vilaj devan legliz la a te demenaje ale rete nan kote li ye kounye a nan Harlem. Elèv Fikru Negash Gebrekidan menm jan an tou nòt ki, ansanm ak sa yo literal zak rebelyon, anti-esklavaj lidè Robert Alexander Young ak David Walker te pibliye ti liv ki rele Etyopyen Manifès ak Apèl nan 1829 nan yon efò pou chèche revanj nwa yo pou yo leve kont yo esklav-mèt.
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Adam Clayton Powell, Sr. served as the first preacher, and new building was later purchased on Waverly Place in the West Village before the church was moved to its current location in Harlem. Scholar Fikru Negash Gebrekidan likewise notes that, along with such literal acts of rebellion, anti-slavery leaders Robert Alexander Young and David Walker published pamphlets entitled Ethiopian Manifesto and Appeal in 1829 in an effort to galvanize blacks to rise against their slave masters.