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Origins of the Black Church: Pre-slavery missionaries in Africa
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Origins of the Black Church: Pre-slavery missionaries in Africa
Origins of the Black Church: Pre-slavery missionaries in Africa | Friday, February 12, 2021
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February is Black History Month, and to continue learning about the establishing, evolution, and culture of the Black Church, I spoke with African American Christian leaders and educators to guide us through the history of the Black Church and the critical purpose it serves as part of the full Kingdom. Our American history is rarely told from the perspective of African Americans because it can be an uncomfortable n
The Ghanaian soldier who saved Lumumba’s life and kicked Nkrumah out of power
How often does the hero in the story of one of Africa‘s most celebrated sons become the villain in the story of another? Joseph Arthur Ankrah is in a league of his own, and it is all strange that some consider him an ideological classmate of the two men.
Ankrah was Ghana‘s first military leader post-independence. But he held other firsts too, including becoming the first African camp commandant at the Army Headquarters, the first African officer of the Gold Coast Army (Ghana Army) as well as the first African soldier to command an all-African company in a former British colony.