Urban immigrant pentecostal missiology: the case of an immigrant Zambian pentecostal pastor in South Africa

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Kaunda, C.J. (2018) Urban immigrant pentecostal missiology: the case of an immigrant Zambian pentecostal pastor in South Africa. In: Kaunda, C.J. & Hewitt, R.R. (eds).Who is an African?: race, identity, and destiny in post-apartheid South Africa. London: Lexington Books. 255-273. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/12787

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Abstract:
The aim of this chapter is to report on the formal and informal conversations with Mulenga. Most Zambian pastors who have churches in Pietermaritzburg attract mostly Zambians. The chapter tries to make sense of the issues of diversity, identity construction and peaceful coexistence in the context of Xenophobia.
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23 Oct 2018
 
RELIGION
ZAMBIA
MIGRATION
 
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