Browsing Unisa Research Output by Subject "Indigenous clergy"

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The creation of indigenous clergy from native schools in Mariannhill, 1884-1910

Mukuka, George (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2006)

The article analyses critically to what extent the early missionary schools for boys influenced young men to become priests. It examines the factors which made these schools for boys and girls become catchment areas ...
“Garden boys and new farm boys are better paid than us.” : The case of the Zimbabwean Wesleyan Methodist indigenous clergy and the development of resistance to domination, 1950–1977

Gondongwe, Kennedy (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2011)

The second half of the 20th century was characterised by hardship for African people. This state of affairs also pervaded the Christian churches, and in the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe some white missionaries promulgated ...
Missionaries from within : the contribution of indigenous clergy to evangelisation in Southern Africa

Denis, Philippe, 1952- (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2007)

This paper reviews the works devoted to the four-century-long history of indigenous clergy in Southern Africa during the past twenty-five years. The author proposes a periodisation which refers to the political history ...

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