Christian missions in Africa
Subtitle: success, ferment, and trauma
By: edited by Wilhelmina J. Kalu, Nimi Wariboko, and Toyin Falola
Contributors: Kalu, Wilhelmina; Wariboko, Nimi, 1962-; Falola, Toyin
Series: The collected essays of Ogbu Uke Kalu -- v. 2
Publisher: Africa World Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Trenton NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 611
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Changing tides : some currents in world Christianity at the end of the twentieth century; title: Globalization and missions in the twenty-first century; title: Gathering figs from thistles? : hinterland slavery and the Cristianization of Igboland, 1900-1950; title: "Ndi afe ocha" : the early Aladura of Igboland, 1925-1975; title: Osondu : pattern of Igbo quests for Jesus power; title: Nthangata : African Christianity in the world wars, 1914-1945; title: Passive revolution and its sabotuers : decolonizing the African church, 1945-1975; title: West African Christianity; title: Experiencing evangelicalism in africa : an Africanist perspective; title: Black missionaries and White abolitionist : the careers of Joseph and Mary Gomer in the Good Hope Mission, Shebro, Sierra-Leone, 1871-1894; title: New religious movements; title: Ethiopianism in African Christianity; title: Who is afraid of the Holy Ghost : Presbyterians and early charismatic movement in Nigeria, 1966-1975; title: Continuity in change : Pentecostalism in African maps of the universe; title: A trail of ferment in Africa Christianity : Ethiopianism, Prophetism and Pentecostalism; title: The big man and the big god : popular culture, media and African pentecostal missionary strategy; title: Modeling the genealogy and character of global pentecostalism : an African perspective; title: The shape and flow of African church historiography; title: Christianity in South Saharan Africa, 1800-present; title: Babel, multiculturalism, and theological education : models of theological education in Africa, 1960-2000; title: The trauma of growth : reflections on African Christianity in the twenty-first century.