Christian warfare in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe : the Salvation Army and African liberation, 1891-1991 /
Christian Warfare in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe takes a hard look at the history of the Salvation Army in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe and its evolving relationship with both the government and the rest of the church. Norman H. Murdoch examines in-depth the parallels between the events of the First Chimurenga, an upris...
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Cambridge, United Kingdom :
The Lutterworth Press,
2015.
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Table of Contents:
- Christian and cultural warfare in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, 1890-1990
- The Salvation Army invades Mashonaland, 1891-95
- The first Chimurenga (1896-97) and the death of Captain Cass
- Rhodes and Booth : "wholesale salvation," 1901-8
- Father and son in 1908: "My dear general"
- "My dear Chief"
- The Salvation Army and the Rhodesian State, 1908-65
- Colonial, conciliar, and communist forces collide, 1950s and1960s
- Paying the piper, calling the tune : a Salvation Army power shift, 1970-78
- Conciliar movement and the Salvation Army, 1970-78
- The program to combat racism and the Salvation Army reaction, 1969-78
- The 1978 deaths at Usher Institute
- Salvation Army reaction to the Usher Killings, 1978-83
- African Salvationists react to the Salvation Army's withdrawal from the World Council of Churches, 1981
- Conclusions.