Christianity in Africa and the African Diaspora

Afe Adogame is Lecturer in World Christianity and Religious Studies at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Roswith Gerloff is Founding Director of the Centre for Black and White Christian Partnership, Birmingham and Senior Research Fellow/Lecturer at Leeds University, UK. Klaus Hock is Professor of the History of Religions at the University of Rostock, Germany.

• Prologue: Welcome Speech, Dominique Kounkou; Introduction, Afe Adogame, Roswith Gerloff and Klaus Hock; Part I: Historical Developments; 1. Political or Spiritual Partition: The Impact of the 1884/85 Berlin Conference on Christian Missions in Africa, Olayemi Akinwumi; 2. Ecclesiastical Cartography and the Invisible Continent, Jonathan Bonk; 3. Colonization in Africa: The Local and Global Implications for Christianity in Contemporary Nigeria, Deji Ayegboyin; 4. The Role of the Churches in the Struggle for Liberation in Southern Africa: A Thematic Survey, Ezra Chitando; 5. Imperial War-Zones and Frontiers of Conversion, Andreas Heuser; 6. Trans-National Religious Networks and Indigenous Pentecostal Missionary Enterprises in the West African Coastal Region, Matthews Ojo; 7. The Role of Charismatic Christianity in Reshaping the Religious Scene in Africa: The Case of Kenya, Philomena Mwaura; 8. 'I will put my breath in you, and you will come to life': Charismatic Renewal in Ghanaian Mainline Churches and its Implications for African 'Diasporean' Christianity, Asamoah-Gyadu Kwabena 9. Who do they think they are? Mental Images and the Unfolding of an African Diaspora in Germany, Afe Adogame; 10. '... the land which the LORD your God giveth you': Two churches founded by African migrants in Oststadt, Germany, Evangelos Kariagannis and Nina Glick-Schiller; Part II: Socio-Political, Cultural and Gender Dynamics; 11. Religion on the Move: Transcultural Perspectives. Discourses on Diaspora Religion between Category Formation and the Quest for Religious Identity, Klaus Hock; 12. Colonial Politicisation of Religion: Residual Effects on the Ministry of African-led Churches in Britain, Dapo Asaju; 13. The Empire Fights Back - The Invention of African Anglicanism, Kevin Ward; 14. Kimbaguism as a Migrants' Religion in Europe, Aurelien Mokoko Gampiot; 15. Paradigmatic Shift: Reconstruction of Female Leadership Roles in the New Generation Churches in South Western Nigeria, Bolaji Bateye; 16. From Holy Ground to Virtual Reality: Aladura Gender Practices in Cyberspace - An African Diaspora Perspective, Deidre Crumbley. 17. Petticoat Partition or Faith-full Friendship? Motives and Outcomes of British Women's Immigration to Africa from the Scramble to the Present, Deborah Gaitskell; Part III: Missiological Perspectives; 18. Deconstructing Colonial Mission - New Missiological Perspectives in African Christianity, Abraham Akrong; 19. HIV / AIDS Discourse and the Quest for a Rebirth in Africa: A Theological Perspective, Nico Botha; 20. Churches of the Spirit: The Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement and Africa's Contribution to the Renewal of Christianity, Roswith Gerloff; 21. Elements of African Religious Spiritual Practices in African American Worship: Resounding Practical Theological Implications, Antipas Harris; 22. Baptists in Africa: A Missionary Church in Action, Richard Pierard; 23. The Implication of Mission from a Black Seventh-day Adventist Perspective, with reference to Britain, the Caribbean and Africa, Herbert Griffiths; 24. An Ecumenical Challenge at the beginning of the 21st Century: Koinonia vs. Convivence, Benjamin Simon; 25. The Position of African Christians in the Netherlands, Alle Hoekema; 26. The 'Program for Cooperation between German and Foreign Language Churches' and African Churches in the Rhein-Ruhr-Region - Developments from 1999, Ursula Harfst.

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