A History of Methodist Church, Adadia, Nigeria

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  • Author : Mfonabasi Okon
  • Release Date : 2023-09-28
  • Publisher : Independently Published
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Book Description: The expansion of the missionary movement into Africa was part of the growing conception of Christian responsibility for the regeneration of African people. As part of the growing concept, missionaries established many churches in Africa which Methodist Church was among. The faith of Methodism spread to different part of the continent (Africa) and came to Nigeria in 1842 with the arrival of the Wesleyan Methodist Church Missionary. Since 1842, when Methodist Church came to Nigeria, it has spread to many areas of this country. It has created much influence in many areas and the church has contributed immensely in shaping the history of Adadia in Uruan Local Government Area in a significant way. Analytically, the Methodist Church in Adadia since it's establishment had developmental impact in the area which includes; founding of Schools, Health Center for medical assistant and services, as well as spreading spiritual holiness and abolishing some evil practices like killing of twin.

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A History of the Methodist

A History of the Methodist

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This thesis examines the history of Anglican and the Methodist churches' collaboration in Western Nigeria during the era of the missionaries and after. The inte