Liberating mission in Mozambique : faith and revolution in the life of Eduardo Mondlane / Robert Faris ; with a foreword by John W. de Gruchy.
Publisher: Cambridge : Lutterworth Press, 2015Description: 1 online resourceContent type:- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9780718842697
- 0718842693
- Mondlane, Eduardo, 1920-1969
- Mondlane, Eduardo, 1920-1969
- Protestant churches -- Missions -- Mozambique
- Religion and state -- Mozambique
- Mozambique -- Church history -- 20th century
- RELIGION / Christian Ministry / Missions
- Protestant churches -- Missions
- Religion and state
- Mozambique
- Mondlane, Eduardo, 1920-1969
- Mozambique -- Church history -- 20th century
- Protestant churches -- Missions -- Mozambique
- Religion and state -- Mozambique
- 1900 - 1999
- 266.0092 23
- BV3625.M66
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Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright Information; Dedication; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; 1. The Protestant Churches in Mozambique in Context; 2. A Grounding in Faith: Mondlane's Early Life in Mozambique and Integration into the Swiss Mission; 3. Reformed and Reforming: Living Faith in South Africa; 4. Into the Heart of Empire; 5. Study in the United States-Oberlin College; 6. Study in the United States-Northwestern University, Chicago; 7. Discerning the Future; 8. Return to Mozambique; 9. Faith in FRELIMO; 10. Mondlane's Legacy of Faith; Bibliography; Archives Consulted
This work is a significant contribution to the narrative of Christianity in southern Africa within the framework of the struggle for liberation from colonial rule. By focusing on the story of a Protestant political and ecumenical leader, Eduardo Mondlane, of note within a dominantly Roman Catholic country, Faris explores the role of the churches and missions, especially the Swiss Mission, in the struggle for African Independence.
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