An ecclesiological discussion of the recent history of the Baptist Covention of Malawi (BACOMA) 1989-2005.
The Baptist Convention of Malawi is a congregational church believing in the autonomy of the local church and the priesthood of all believers among others. This can be traced to the Anabaptists in the sixteenth century, whose beliefs have shaped the modern Baptists worldwide. The church does not hav...
Main Author: | Mkandawire, Owen Yazengankharo. |
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Other Authors: | Denis, Philippe. |
Language: | en |
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2010
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10413/418 |
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