The Growth of the Church in Buganda: An Attempt at Understanding

John V. Taylor

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Under the sponsorship of the Missionary Studies Department of the International Missionary Council and the World Council of Churches, the author of this study presents an in depth appraisal of the development of the Christian church in the Buganda area of Uganda.

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