Cooper, Barbara MacGowan. Evangelical Christians in the Muslim sahel

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [437]-453) and index Electronic text and image data. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University of Michigan, MPublishing, 2012. Includes both TIFF files and keyword searchable text. ([ACLS Humanities E-Book]) Mode of access: Intranet

Contents

Introduction: fundamental differences -- Anatomy of a riot -- Love and violence -- From "Satan's masterpiece" to "the social problem of Islam" -- A Hausa spiritual vernacular -- African agency and the growth of the church in the Maradi Region, 1927-1960 -- Disciplining the Christian : defining elderhood, Christian marriage, and "God's work," 1933-1955 -- "An extremely dangerous suspect" : from Vichy-era travails to postwar triumph -- Impasses in vernacular education, 1945-1995 -- Handmaid to the gospel : SIM's medical work in Niger, 1944-1975 -- The tree of life : regenerating and gendering the garden after the fall, 1975-2000 -- Ça bouge : Hausa Christian practice in a Muslim milieu -- Epilogue: SIM's successors and the Pentecostal explosion

Extended title: Evangelical Christians in the Muslim sahel Barbara M. Cooper

Sudan Interior Mission SIM (Organization) Missions Christianity and other religions Islam Christianity

author: Cooper, Barbara MacGowan
subject: Sudan Interior Mission
subject: SIM (Organization)
associated with: American Council of Learned Societies