The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024: A Centenary Assessment
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[Commemorating a century of continuous Christian witness, The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924–2024: A Centenary Assessment offers more than a historical account of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian’s (CCAP) growth from Malawi into Zimbabwe and Zambia. It presents a rich narrative of faith, resilience, missionary strategy, contextual theological formation, ecclesial collaboration, and the vital contributions of CCAP women to the church's life and mission. Edited by renowned Scottish missiologist and church historian Kenneth R. Ross and distinguished Malawian theologian Mwawi H. Chilongozi, this volume brings together the insights of nineteen scholars from various disciplines. The essays, originally presented at a research conference hosted by Zomba Theological University from April 19-21, 2023, are organized into three thematic sections: CCAP History, CCAP Women, and CCAP Concerns, each examining key dimensions of the CCAP’s centennial significance.]
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