Making Disciples in Africa - Chalk, Jack Pryor
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The church in Africa is growing faster in sheer numbers than in any other place or time in the history of Christianity. With two-thirds of sub-Saharan Africa professing to be Christian it should be a concern to all Christians that the biblical worldview has had little impact on the shaping of contemporary African culture. In this book Jack Chalk analyses the belief systems of the worldviews that are based on Christianity and African Traditional Religion. The analysis, conclusion and recommendations are presented with the view to helping the church in Africa deal with syncretism and the effect it has on the beliefs and practices of its members.…mehr

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The church in Africa is growing faster in sheer numbers than in any other place or time in the history of Christianity. With two-thirds of sub-Saharan Africa professing to be Christian it should be a concern to all Christians that the biblical worldview has had little impact on the shaping of contemporary African culture. In this book Jack Chalk analyses the belief systems of the worldviews that are based on Christianity and African Traditional Religion. The analysis, conclusion and recommendations are presented with the view to helping the church in Africa deal with syncretism and the effect it has on the beliefs and practices of its members.
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JACK CHALK worked as a Certified Public Accountant in Florida, USA for 25 years before being called to full-time missions. He, with his wife, Ann, has served in Mexico, Sierra Leone, and Scotland, and is now pastor of a new church plant in C¿rdoba, Spain. During his six years in Sierra Leone he served as Dean of Students, Chaplain and Senior Lecturer in Theology, Apologetics, Anthropology and Missions. He holds a PhD in Religious Studies from the University of South Africa.