God's interpreters : : the making of an American mission and an African Church in America and South Africa / / by Les Switzer.

"This study of the pioneer mission to the Zulu people differs from others in South African mission studies by offering a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between mission and church during the formatives stages in the making of an African Christian community, both in America and in...

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Missions United States.
Zulu (African people) Religion.
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