One of the church's early members was Charles Albert Tindley ... “I’ll Overcome Someday,” largely credited as the basis for the U.S. civil rights anthem “We Shall Overcome.” ...

and Charles Albert Tindley spent time there. He wrote the hymn “I Shall Overcome Some Day.” A modified version of the hymn became an anthem of the Civil Rights Movement, “We Shall Overcome.” ...

The lead song of the Civil Rights Movement soundtrack, “We Shall Overcome,” was adapted from the hymn “I’ll Overcome Some Day,” written in 1901 by Rev. Charles Albert Tindley of ...

One of the most recognized songs is “We Shall Overcome,” which continues ... Early gospel composer Charles Albert Tindley at the turn of the 20th century arranged it as “I’ll Overcome Someday.” The ...

we still have bungalows with large gardens ... secure in the fact that one day they will overcome. This is a ‘glamma’s’ wisdom…thank you universe.

At the end of each day, Charleston picketers would sing “I’ll Overcome ... Charles Albert Tindley to boost morale during the trying time. Strikers later modified the song to “We Will ...

King in 1961, “Stand By Me” was inspired by a spiritual named “Stand by Me Father,” which was written in 1905 by Charles Albert Tindley ... “I’ll Overcome Someday”, the inspiration for US Civil ...

Lyricist Charles Albert Tindley ... we’ll understand it better by and by. By and by when the morning comes. When the saints of God are gathered home. We will tell the story how we’ve overcome.

The musicians said they hope "Won't Give Up" will become an anthem for the climate change movement, as Charles Albert Tindley's "We Shall Overcome" did for civil rights in the 20th century and ...