In this publication the author presents the reader with a picture of how AICs in Zimbabwe responded to the environmental devastation that has taken place in their country following the war of independence.
The African Initiated Churches (AICs) in many parts of Southern Africa represent up to 50 per cent and more of African Christianity. Including essays that focus on AIC leadership, worship, sacraments, healing, dialogue with practitioners of African Traditional Religion, and earthkeeping, this text portrays the richness of AIC life and faith.
