Women's Revolt: The Lumpa Church of Lenshina Mulenga in the 1950s

Hugo F. Hinfelaar

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Alice Lenshina Mulenga, evoquant une experience spirituelle, crea son eglise chretienne et ecrivit bon nombre d'hymnes, en 1950. Mais une recuperation politique de ce reveil religieux fut a l'origine de graves conflits avec les missions en place

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