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Category Archives: Book Reviews
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In the post today I was excited to receive a copy of a book my friend has written, we trained together in Durham and knowing how funny and bright she is I knew it would be a good read. … Continue reading
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Book Review – Tabraham, B (1995). The Making of Methodism, Peterborough, Epworth Press.
This is an account of the early development of the Methodist church, and the lives of the Wesley brothers who were instrumental in the development of the growth and doctrinal principles of the Methodist movement. The book starts … Continue reading
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Book Review – Donovan, VJ (2009) Christianity Rediscovered, London, SCM Press.
Christianity Rediscovered tells of the journey of Vincent Donovan, a Catholic Missionary’s journey among the Masai people in East Africa. The book begins with a frank overview of the effect of colonialism and missionary endeavours had amongst African Cultures. … Continue reading
