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2 “The Struggle to Express Their Own Identity”
The Advent of the prok and the Emerging Identity of the Canadian Mission, 1907 to 1957
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Abbreviations xv
- Introduction 3
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Nationalist Missions and Migrating Christians
- A Land in between “Our Ancestors” and “Our North-West” 31
- “The Struggle to Express Their Own Identity” 56
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Democratization and Decolonization
- Sinners, Partners, or Friends 83
- “Taking Hold of Its Own Domain” 104
- Minjung in the Mission House 128
- “A Tremendous Source of Strength and Witness” 154
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Mission from the East
- Seonguja 179
- “Struggling to Understand Ourselves as ‘Receivers,’ as well as ‘Givers’” 208
- Conclusion 233
- Notes 241
- Index 291
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Abbreviations xv
- Introduction 3
-
Nationalist Missions and Migrating Christians
- A Land in between “Our Ancestors” and “Our North-West” 31
- “The Struggle to Express Their Own Identity” 56
-
Democratization and Decolonization
- Sinners, Partners, or Friends 83
- “Taking Hold of Its Own Domain” 104
- Minjung in the Mission House 128
- “A Tremendous Source of Strength and Witness” 154
-
Mission from the East
- Seonguja 179
- “Struggling to Understand Ourselves as ‘Receivers,’ as well as ‘Givers’” 208
- Conclusion 233
- Notes 241
- Index 291
