Dancing their Dreams is rooted in theological reflection and missionary perspectives on the lives of the Nyanja women in Niassa province, Northern Mozambique, and on the Anglican Diocese of Niassa in central and southern Mozambique and on the Zimbabwean border. As such it offers a much wider critique of the impacts of the devastation of the war - social, economic, moral, psychological and theological, of the position of women in Mozambique and of the women's situation in relation to theology elsewhere in Africa.
Pages
184
Format
Paperback
Publisher
African Books Collective Limited
Release
September 05, 2000
ISBN
9990876215
ISBN 13
9789990876215
Dancing Their Dreams. the Lakeshore Nyanja Women of the Anglican Diocese of Niassa
Dancing their Dreams is rooted in theological reflection and missionary perspectives on the lives of the Nyanja women in Niassa province, Northern Mozambique, and on the Anglican Diocese of Niassa in central and southern Mozambique and on the Zimbabwean border. As such it offers a much wider critique of the impacts of the devastation of the war - social, economic, moral, psychological and theological, of the position of women in Mozambique and of the women's situation in relation to theology elsewhere in Africa.