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LIFE OUT OF DEATH OR THE STORY
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Life Out of Death
Excerpt from Life Out of Death: Or the Story of the Africa Inland Mission The following story of the Africa Inland Mission is only a sketch of the work and is therefore incomplete, but it is hoped it will supply a long-felt need to give fuller information to the British public. It is sent forth with the earnest prayer that it may be used of God to bring many to the joy of full surrender; to be willing to count not their lives dear unto themselves, but in utter abandon ment to the will of God to lay themselves at His feet, ready to press forward into the dense darkness of the untouched tribes of A frica. As He shall direct and equip. The writer is largely indebted for much of the information ...
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The Presbyterian Church of East Africa
With over four million members, the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) is one of the major denominations in Kenya. It was established in 1946 after the Gospel Missionary Society (GMS) from the United States of America and the Church of Scotland Mission (CSM) from Scotland merged. The two missionary societies had been working independently in central Kenya since 1898. Consequently the GMS became the only mission in Kenya that failed to leave behind its own functioning self-propagating, self-governing, and self-supporting church with links to its American mother church. The Presbyterian Church of East Africa is, therefore, a study of the missionary work of the GMS from its inception in 1895 to 1946 when it merged with the CSM in order to establish why the mission gave up the struggle to establish its own church when victory seemed imminent. The book also uses the GMS as a case study to analyze not only how Christian missions in colonial Africa struggled to win souls for Jesus Christ, but also some of the major problems that they encountered and how they tried to solve them.
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