Lubwa
Subtitle: The Presbyterian mission and the eastern Bemba
Contributors: Historical Association of Zambia.
Series: HAZ ;; 7; HAZ (Series) ;; 7.
Publisher: Historical Association of Zambia in conjunction with Multimedia Zambia
Published: 1984
Place of publication: Lusaka, Zambia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 50
Subjects: Presbyterian Church -- Missions -- Zambia -- Chinsali District.; Bemba (African people) -- Missions -- Zambia -- Chinsali District.; Chinsali District (Zambia) -- Church history.
Genres: history
First sentence: The Bemba who live in Chinsali District in the Northern Province of  Zambia claim to have come from Lubaland in Zaite.
Description: A description of Lubwa Misison's role in the national history of Zambia, Lubwa being the birthplace of Zambia's first President Kenneth Kaunda, the son of pioneer missionary, teacher and minister David Kaunda of Lubwa Mission. The oldest son of David Kaunda played an important role in the Lumpa Church, which emerged in the 1950s and soon became one of the largest churches in the country.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 47, 49-50.
"The Historical Association of Zambia's tribute to the tripa[r]tite celebrations of the 60th birthday of President Dr. K.D. Kaunda, 26th anniversary of the founding of UNIP, and 20th anniversary of the Republic of Zambia."
Table of contents: title: Introduction - Ichinga
pagenum: 2; title: Livingstone and Livingstonia
pagenum: 3; title: Chinsali and Kaunda
pagenum: 5; title: BSAC rule
pagenum: 7; title: MacMinn
pagenum: 8; title: World War I
pagenum: 10; title: After the War
pagenum: 11; title: Traditions
pagenum: 13; title: Lubwa: Medical Work
pagenum: 15; title: Education
pagenum: 17; title: A Faithful Minister
pagenum: 19; title: Educational Expansion
pagenum: 20; title: Some Educational Careers
pagenum: 23; title: White Fathers
pagenum: 26; title: Church Union
pagenum: 28; title: Political Development
pagenum: 29; title: Lenshina
pagenum: 32; title: Self Rule and Independence
pagenum: 35; title: Conclusion
pagenum: 36