Foxfire 7
Foxfire 7 documents Appalachian religious customs, including ministers, revivals, baptisms, shaped-note singing, faith healing, camp meetings, foot washing, and snake handling. Compiled by Eliot Wigginton and students, this 510-page edition with cumulative index preserves these enduring folk traditions for future generations.
About This Book
Foxfire 7 explores the rich tapestry of religious life in Appalachian culture, focusing on the roles of ministers and church members who guide their communities through faith and tradition.
The book captures the fervor of revivals and baptisms, alongside the harmonious traditions of shaped-note and gospel singing that unite congregations in song.
Faith healing and camp meetings are vividly documented, highlighting communal rituals that foster spiritual renewal and connection.
Unique practices such as foot washing and snake handling are presented, offering insights into the diverse expressions of devotion in these rural settings.
Edited by Eliot Wigginton and his students, this 510-page volume measures 6x9 inches and includes a cumulative index for easy navigation through its comprehensive coverage.
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