Wed Nov 17 06:37:19 2010 UTClccn-n85-172059Missiologists0.67Old and new in Southern Shona Independent churches. Vol. 2, Church growth - Causative factors and recruitment techniques0.760.95Earthkeeping in missiological perspective : an African challengen 85172059oca02513643aDaneel, M. L.Daneel, InusDaneel, MartinusDaneel, Marthinus L.Daneel, Marthinus Louis.lccn-n94-100531Zionist Christian Churchlccn-n81-134154February, Vernie A.lccn-nb2008-2376African Independent Churchns-mwari mashona deityMwari (Mashona deity)np-darr, richard sDarr, Richard S.lccn-n80-21644Methodist Episcopal Churchlccn-n2002-89956ZIRRCONlccn-n89-668793Robert, Dana Leeedtlccn-n84-102384Brown, John Croumbielccn-n50-259Moffat, Robert1795-1883Daneel, M. L.Daneel, M. L.100Black theologyEnvironmental ethicsHuman ecology--Religious aspectsChristiansBlacks--MissionsEcologySouth AfricaTheology, DoctrinalBrown, John CroumbieMoffat, Robert,--1795-1883Methodist Episcopal ChurchNature conservation--Religious aspects--ChristianityHistoryAssociation of Zimbabwe Traditional Environmental ConservationistsZIRRCONIndigenous church administrationTree plantingManners and customsAfrica, SouthernReligionMissiologistsBiographyHuman ecologyDeforestationZimbabwe--Masvingo ProvinceEnvironmentalismNature conservationDaneel, M. LTheology--Study and teachingAfricaChristianity and cultureChristianity and other religionsMissions--TheoryAfrica, Sub-SaharanMissionsEcumenical movementChristianityZionist Christian ChurchZionist churches (Africa)Spiritual healingIndependent churchesChurch historyHuman ecology--Religious aspects--ChristianityChristian sectsZimbabweShona (African people)--Religion19701971197419821987198819891998199920002001200320052007689678011701book299.6bl2480.m3ocn615152160ocn063052108539803293295ocn000130065sw000130065:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19700.76Daneel, M. LThe God of the Matopo Hills; an essay on the Mwari cult in Rhodesia29130316ocn000315556sw000315556:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19740.77Daneel, M. LOld and new in Southern Shona Independent Churches2822827ocn000130531sw000130531:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19700.77Daneel, M. LZionism and faith-healing in Rhodesia; aspects of African independent churches1891891ocn047625282sw047625282:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook20010.74Daneel, M. LAfrican earthkeepers : wholistic interfaith mission+-+14780252061051055ocn017681256sw017681256:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19870.75Daneel, M. LQuest for belonging : introduction to a study of African independent churches94945ocn052605478sw052605478:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook20030.75Fullness of life for all : challenges for mission in early 21st century77824ocn041454737sw041454737:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19990.75Daneel, M. LAfrican earthkeepers69693ocn021177439sw021177439:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19890.75Daneel, M. LFambidzano : ecumenical movement of Zimbabwean Independent Churches28282ocn011604065sw011604065:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19710.74Daneel, M. LThe background and rise of Southern Shona independent churches20201ocn235024645sw235024645:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook2007Daneel, M. LAll things hold together : holistic theologies at the African grassroots : selected essaysThe African Initiated Churches (AICs) in many parts of Southern Africa represent up to 50% and more of African Christianity. They have often been negatively characterised as sects of a dubious Christian nature or as separatists, growing mainly by virtue of African reaction to the mission endeavours of Western denominations. In-depth studies appearing in this series, however, have convincingly illustrated that in terms of growth rates, indigenized evangelisation, missionary campaigns, and ecclesiastical contextualisation the AICs can no longer be regarded as a peripheral phenomenon. They belong to the mainstream of African Christianity and have developed innovative mission methods of their own which can only rate as a major contribution to the expanding Church in Africa. Although the individual essays focus on AIC leadership, worship, sacraments, healing, dialogue with practitioners of African Traditional Religion, and earthkeeping, the narration as a whole portrays the richness of AIC life and faith. The composite picture reflects the attraction this form of inculturated Christianity holds for African people - an attraction which stimulates recruitment and rapid church expansion.11113ocn047770912sw047770912:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook20000.95Daneel, M. LEarthkeeping in missiological perspective : an African challenge11112ocn047770889sw047770889:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook20000.92Daneel, M. LAfrican Initiated Churches in Southern Africa : protest movements or mission churches10102ocn046664373sw046664373:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19990.95Daneel, M. LAfrican traditional religion and earthkeeping in Zimbabwe10101ocn063052108sw063052108:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook0.83African Christian outreach881ocn067784454sw067784454:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook1998Daneel, M.LInterfaith mission in earth-care771ocn180599387sw180599387:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook1974Daneel, Marthinus LChurch growth causative factors and recruitment techniques771ocn053328828sw053328828:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook20010.78African Christian outreach. Vol. 1. The African initiated churches7142ocn310798146sw310798146:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook1971Daneel, Marthinus LOld and new in southern Shona independent churches/ 1, Background and rise of the major movements551ocn037207196sw037207196:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook19740.67Daneel, M. LOld and new in Southern Shona Independent churches. Vol. 2, Church growth - Causative factors and recruitment techniques441ocn256473003sw256473003:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook1971Daneel, Marthinus LBackground and rise of the major movement62621ocn052800106sw052800106:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook20030.77Frontiers of African Christianity : essays in honour of Inus Daneel122ocn070786982sw070786982:lccn-n85-172059Falsebook2005Darr, Richard SProtestant missions and earth keeping in Southern Africa 1817-2000111ocn034057001sw034057001:lccn-n85-172059Falsemixd19740.67Wenger, HaroldIndependent churches in Rhodesia according to M.L. Daneel+-+1478025206Thu Dec 02 14:05:34 EST 2010