"Africa Shall Be Saved". An Appraisal of Reinhard Bonnke's Pan-African Crusade

Paul Gifford

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shall be saved is the war-cry of Reinhard Bonnke's Christ for All Nations (CfAN) crusade. Another war-cry is from the Cape to Cairo. These slogans indicate the intention of the CfAN team to take their revival right across the continent. Bonnke predicts that their big tent will be erected in Cairo by the end of the century, by which time, he claims, Africa will be the most Christian continent on earth.

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