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New Religious Movements

The Church in Africa, 1450–1950

by Adrian Hastings

A comprehensive history of Christianity in Africa from the Portuguese voyages to the eve of independence. Hastings gives close attention to African initiatives, including the Kongo kingdom and the prophetic movements of the twentieth century.

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