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| Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| "Not by the Commission of Men's Hands" | |
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| "My Call to Preach the Gospel" | |
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| "The Subject of My Call to Preach Renewed" | |
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| "Conversion and Call" | |
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| "Call to Ministry" | |
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| "On Racial Prejudice" | |
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| "Proclaiming the Gospel in the Slave States" | |
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| "The Lord Has Made Me a Sign" | |
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| "Arn't I a Woman?" | |
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| "Ain't I a Woman?" | |
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| "I Suppose I Am About the Only Colored Woman That Goes About to Speak for the Rights of Colored Women" | |
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| "Harriet's Religious Character" | |
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| "One of Two Things" | |
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| "On Reaching Free Soil" | |
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| "Proud of That 'Ole Time Religion'" | |
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| "Call to Service" | |
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| "A Period of Stern Opposition" | |
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| "Sanctification" | |
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| "Texts of Special Significance in Virginia's Twenty Years' Experience" | |
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| An Address Delivered Before the Afric-American Female Intelligence Society of America (1832) | |
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| "My Call to Preach" | |
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| "Heavenly Visitations Again" | |
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| "Public Effort-Excommunication" | |
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| "Women in the Gospel" | |
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| "Our Greatest Want" | |
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| "The Requisites of True Leadership" | |
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| "The Duty of the National Association of Colored Women" | |
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| "What Role is the Educated Negro Woman to Play in the Uplifting of Her Race?" | |
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| "My Last Will and Testament" | |
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| "Not Color But Character" | |
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| "The Colored Woman and Her Relation to the Domestic Problem" | |
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| "The Christian Teacher: The Hope of Negro America" | |
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| "Singing the Lord's Song" | |
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| "No Greater Legacy" | |
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| "On the South's Idea of Justice" | |
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| "The Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Colored Woman" | |
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| "The Awakening of Women" | |
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| "The Club Movement Among Colored Women of America" | |
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| "The Ethics of the Negro Question" | |
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| "Lynching, Our National Crime" | |
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| "Negro Womanhood Defended" | |
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| Excerpt from Echo in My Soul | |
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| "Roots" | |
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| "The NAACP Years" | |
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| "Somebody Carries On | |
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| "Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired" | |
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| "The Relationship Between Religion and Today's Social Issues" | |
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| Afterword: "Will the Circle of Witnesses Be Unbroken?" | |
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| Permissions | |