The Presbyterian Church of Ghana 1835-1960: A Younger Church in a Changing Society

Paul Jenkins · Noel Smith

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CONTENTS: 0. The Geographical and Historical Background | 1. The beginnings in Europe and Africa | 2. The Second Attempt, 1843 - 1850 | 3. The period of Consolidation, 1850 - 1870 | 4. The Traditional Akan World-view | 5. The Impact of Christianity upon Traditional Akan religion and Life | 6. The Period of Advance and Growth, 1070 - 1918 | 7. From Mission to Independent Church | 8. Developments in Educational and Medical Work | 9. A Survey of Developments in the life of the Church from 1926 - 1957 | 10. The Church and the Community | 11. Problems of Adaptation, Assimilation and Social Change | Appendices | Maps

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