Christian Missions in Global History

Podcasts from the Christian Missions seminar

8 Mar 2016

Healing, exorcism and charismatic powers in 19th and 20th Century Chinese Christianity

Lars Laamann (SOAS)
Christian Missions in Global History
9 Feb 2016

The most improbable Diocese of the Anglican Communion: Mission, Church and Revolution in Lebombo, Mozambique, 1961-76

John Stuart (Kingston University)
Christian Missions in Global History
11 Mar 2015

Play, Missionaries and the Colonial Encounter, 1800-70: evangelization, acculturation or hybridization?

Mary Clare Martin (University of Greenwich)
Christian Missions in Global History
11 Feb 2015

John William Colenso, Bishop of Natal, and William Colenso of New Zealand: Nineteenth Century Protestant Missionary Cousins in Conflict with their Bishops and Colonial Governors

Gwilym Colenso (London)
Christian Missions in Global History
28 Jan 2015

Localising the Global: Industrial Schools in Missionary Discussion, British India, 1880s-1940

Arun Kumar (Centre for Modern Indian Studies, University of Gottingen)
Christian Missions in Global History
4 Jun 2014

John Wesley in America: Restoring Primitive Christianity

Dr Geordan Hammond, Nazarene Theological College (Manchester)
Christian Missions in Global History
2 Oct 2013

Book Launch: Missionary Families: race, gender and generation on the spiritual frontier

Emily Manktelow (University of Kent)
Christian Missions in Global History
29 May 2013

The Audacity of Veracity - the Rev. Tiyo Soga's role and part in the translation of the Bible into Xhosa

Jo Davis (University of South Africa)
Christian Missions in Global History
30 Jan 2013

Protestant Missions, Progressivism and Global Modernity: The YMCA in China, 1895-1935

John Heavens (University of Cambridge)
Christian Missions in Global History
5 Dec 2012

Floundering in the Slough of Despond - singleness, unfitness, and the British woman missionary in India, c.1920-1950

Andrea Pass (University of Oxford)
Christian Missions in Global History
10 Oct 2012

Mission studies and historical research: past trends and future trajectories

Brian Stanley (University of Edinburgh)
Christian Missions in Global History