The trivial round, the common task: minutes of the Missionary Board of the Glasgow Missionary Society (1838-1843) by J. S. Ross

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Those pietistic missionaries: a time to reconsider? by W. A. Saayman

“…It is generally recognised that pietistic missionaries made an enormous contribution to Christian mission world-wide. …”
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Music in Christian worship in Nigeria in light of early missionary attitude by Solomon O. Ademiluka

“…When the protestant Christian missionaries arrived in Nigeria in the 19th century, they disallowed native music as well as the use of musical instruments in the church because of the fear that these would encourage their converts to retain their heathen practices. …”
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Perold de Beer: Reflecting on the theology of a missionary pioneer by Arnold M. Meiring

“…Dr Perold de Beer was a missionary pioneer who contributed as both a church leader and a theologian to the Reformed Church in Africa (RCA). …”
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Heterosexuell erotisierte Beziehungsgeflechte in der Mission by Martina Kessler, Christina Landman

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The preliminary urban missionary outreach of the apostle Paul as referred to in Acts 13�14 by Muthuphei A. Mutavhatsindi

“…<p>The objective of this article is to deal precisely and systematically with the preliminary urban missionary outreach of the apostle Paul as referred to the book of Acts, chapters 13�14. …”
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Reformed missionary work at Richmond (KZN): A historical analysis of its Dutch roots by B. Wielenga

Subjects: “…Church Polity And Church Order Reformed Missionary History In SA…”
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Decolonising Western missionaries’ mission theology and practice in Ghanaian church history: A Pentecostal approach by Peter White

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The 19th-century missionary literature: Biculturality and bi-religiosity, a reflection from the perspective of the wretched by Itumeleng D. Mothoagae, Themba Shingange

“…The 19th-century missionary literary genre provides us with a window into how the missionaries viewed African cultural systems, such as polygamy. …”
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The semper reformanda principle under scrutiny in an African context in relation to inculturation by Graham A. Duncan

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The other’s humanity with or without the other’s religiosity? Reflections on the affirmation and limitation of human dignity in early Afrikaner missionary discourse in Central Africa by Retief Müller

Subjects: “…afrikaner missionaries…”
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Dancing with Jesus as the incarnate male ‘missionary’ conversant: A homeless group’s reading of John 4 in dealing with gender-based violence by Eugene Baron

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‘The people divided by a common language’: The orthography of Sesotho in Lesotho, South Africa, and the implications for Bible translation by Tshokolo J. Makutoane

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The lack of knowledge on HIV by pastors in the Thulamela Municipality: Pastoral power by Tshifhiwa S. Netshapapame, Itumeleng D. Mothoagae

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Exploring 19th-century medical mission in China: Forging modern roots of Chinese medicine by Youheng Zhang

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The impact of the Bible and Bible themes on John Rangiah's Ministry in South Africa by Rodney Ragwan

Subjects: “…first Indian Baptist missionary…”
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John Knox Bokwe (1855–1922): A model of creative tension in the late 19th and early 20th-century South Africa by Graham A. Duncan

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A mission made to last: Paul as a sustainable leader according to the Book of Acts by Christoph W. Stenschke

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The impact of charismatic phenomena in the establishment and growth of the Congo Evangelistic Mission in the Luba region by Mayuka G. Bondo, Dichk M. Kanonge, Johan Kommers

“…They posit that the occurrence of charismatic phenomena such as healing, miracles and deliverances, to mention a few, has made the CEM’s proselytising more effective than any other missionary organisation in the region. In fact, as observed by Garrard, miraculous healings and divine judgements played a significant role in the acceptance of the CEM missionaries by the indigenous people of the Luba tribe in Katanga.…”
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Beads of agency: Bemba women’s imbusa and indigenous marital communication by Mutale M. Kaunda

“…Missionaries claimed that they wanted to prepare a manual for new arriving priests so that they would include Christianity to the teachings in order to teach the Bemba women Christian ways of marriage. …”
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