Synopsis
A Century of Methodism in Zimbabwe is a welcome addition to our somewhat slow-growing literature on the church in Zimbabwe. It aims at documenting 'the contribution of the Methodist Church to the spiritual and the material development of the people of God in Zimbabwe.' Short as it is, this history of the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe covers a wide range of topics including the church's confrontation with Ndebele and Shona traditional culture, its leading personalities from the missionary era to the present, its efforts at educating Africans, some of its dilemmas during the turmoil of the liberation struggle, its theology, and its vision for the future