This volume traces the historical development of Lutheran churches in southern Africa from colonial establishment through apartheid to contemporary unity efforts. The study examines mission-to-church transitions, responses to apartheid, and multiple attempts at achieving unity including the formation of FELCSA, LUCSA, and includes:
- Comprehensive historical analysis of Lutheran churches in southern Africa from colonial establishment to contemporary unity efforts
- Examination of mission-to-church transitions and responses to apartheid within Lutheran denominations
- Critical assessment of unity initiatives including FELCSA, LUCSA, and joint theological education at LTI
- Analysis of the 1964 UELCSA and 1975 ELCSA formations and their impact on racial divisions within Lutheran churches
- Documentation of failed unity attempts and the 2008 collapse of unity talks with lessons for future efforts
This title has been co-published with UKZN Press. T&F does not sell or distribute the print versions in Sub-Saharan Africa.
