The Formation of the Bantu Presbyterian Church of South Africa, 1920–3

Graham Alexander Duncan

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The process leading to the formation of an autonomous black church is discussed in relation to developing United Free Church of Scotland mission policy and the needs and aspiration of black Presbyterians. This is considered in the light of the need to maintain a form of relationship with the Presbyterian Church of South Africa. An assessment id offered of the decision to establish an autonomous denomination.

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