Congregations founded by the Missionaries of Africa
Author: Francis Nolan
📚Print Book 2024
©Roma: Missionari d'Africa, 2024.
Series: The Lavigerie History of Christian Missions - 1
Summary:
The consistency of Nyamwezi religious beliefs responded to the needs of isolated small-scale societies. This study argues that within the traditional political and social structures, established religious practices were unsuccessfully challenged by the first missionaries proposing Christianity. Colonialism brought about large-scale economic changes and disempowered traditional political leaders. The introduction of literacy and scientific knowledge through schools enabled a younger Nyamwezi generation to adopt new ideas and values, including Christianity, which were consonant with their inherited culture.
Contents: Unyamwezi, pre-colonial missions, missions in Ushirombo, Msalala, Ndala, Tabora.
History Series
Lavigerie History of Christian Missions Series
Étude Historique sur le Cardinal Lavigerie Series
Histoire des Missionnaires d'Afrique/KARTHALA
History of Christianity in Africa
History of the Missions of the Missionaries of Africa
Biographies of Missionaries of Africa
Sources for the history of the Missionaries of Africa
Moussa Traore, PhD
Coordinator
Peter Mateso, PhD
Francis Nolan, PhD
Anselme Tarpaga
Supervisor