History of Christianity and Missions in Mainland Africa (19 vols.)

by Fanny Emma Guinness; William H. Sheppard; William Garden Blaikie

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12 more

Publishers:

Hodder and Stoughton; Presbyterian Committee of Publication

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11 more

, 1818–1917

Overview

Africa captured the imagination of the nineteenth-century West. Thrilled by the exploits of missionaries like David Livingstone, readers clamored for stories from “the Dark Continent.” With this 19-volume collection, you can explore the first 100 years of modern missions in Africa. Examine the journals of Christian workers in the heart of Africa. Study the life of one of the first African American missionaries. Familiarize yourself with the history of Episcopal, Presbyterian, Wesleyan, and Baptist missions. This diverse collection includes guidebooks, Sunday school resources, biographies, journals, and more. With the History of Christianity and Missions in Mainland Africa collection, you’ll enhance your understanding of an important period in the history of Africa.

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Key Features

• Documents the history of Christian missions in Africa
• Includes a wide variety of resources—biographies, journals, guidebooks, and more
• Provides firsthand accounts of missions in Africa

Product Details

• Title: History of Christianity and Missions in Mainland Africa
• Volumes: 19
• Pages: 7,362
• Christian Group: Evangelical
• Resource Type: History
• Topic: Church in Africa