A History of the Quaker Movement in Africa

Part 1 Background to the Quaker Mission to Kenya: the development of evangelical Quakerism revival among American Friends in the late 19th century eagerness for mission. Part 2 The early years - Friends Africa Mission: the peoples of western Kenya and their religion the colonial setting the arrival of the first missionaries African-missionary interaction in the development of the church revival in the late 1920s the aftermath of the revival crisis in the mid-1940s - Dini ya Msambwa. Part 3 The church under African leadership: the establishment of East Africa yearly meeting of Friends the influence of later missionaries administration and property in African hands a split in 1973 - Elgon religious society of Friends the division into four yearly meetings questions outstanding in 1987. Part 4 Conclusion, Kathleen Staudt: theoretical perspectives historical summary significance and implications

Aesthetics · Anthropology of religion · Archaeology · History of religions · Movement (music) · History · Legal Issues in South Africa · Philosophy · Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment · Religion, Society, and Development

• A Beacon of Hope for the Community’

  Open Access•Muey Ching Saeteurn•The Journal of African History•2017

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• Transforming the Gospel of Domesticity

  Samuel S Thomas•African Studies Review•2000

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