Anglican Stagnation and Growth in West Africa - Curley, Christine E.
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Christine E. Curley brings to light the history of the Anglican Church in The Gambia by looking particularly at one of its church's: St. Paul's, Fajara. The book evaluates Anglican leadership in the mid-twentieth century and postulates why the Anglican Church's growth has been so small in comparison to Islam's dominance. By sketching the background of the country, including its African, British, and Islamic roots, in addition to the efforts of the Church, this book shows how Christianity has been shaped in West Africa. Curley elucidates how differing mentalities and leadership styles either…mehr

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Christine E. Curley brings to light the history of the Anglican Church in The Gambia by looking particularly at one of its church's: St. Paul's, Fajara. The book evaluates Anglican leadership in the mid-twentieth century and postulates why the Anglican Church's growth has been so small in comparison to Islam's dominance. By sketching the background of the country, including its African, British, and Islamic roots, in addition to the efforts of the Church, this book shows how Christianity has been shaped in West Africa. Curley elucidates how differing mentalities and leadership styles either helped to foster growth or engender stagnation in the Anglican Church in The Gambia.
Autorenporträt
Christine E. Curley, MDiv., ThM, Wycliffe College, University of Toronto is an adjunct lecturer at Lee University in Cleveland, TN. She is also ordained in the Anglican Church.