Chitando, EzraEzraChitandoGunda, Masiiwa RagiesMasiiwa RagiesGundaKügler, JoachimJoachimKügler0000-0002-8504-7742Ruzivo, MunetsiMunetsiRuzivoChimininge, VengesayiVengesayiChiminingeNdlovu, LovemoreLovemoreNdlovuBiri, KudzaiKudzaiBiriMlambo, Obert BernardObert BernardMlamboMukahlera, Taurai RonaldTaurai RonaldMukahleraMatikiti, RobertRobertMatikitiChari, TendaiTendaiChariMateveke, PaulinePaulineMatevekeGunda, Masiiwa RagiesMasiiwa RagiesGundaManyonganise, MollyMollyManyonganiseMachingura, FrancisFrancisMachinguraVengeyi, ElizabethElizabethVengeyiMwandayi, CanisiusCanisiusMwandayiSibanda, FortuneFortuneSibandaMaposa, Richard S.Richard S.MaposaMapuranga, Tapiwa PraiseTapiwa PraiseMapurangaKügler, JoachimChitando, EzraGunda, Masiiwa Ragies2019-09-192015-01-152014978-3-86309-254-2978-3-86309-255-9https://fis.uni-bamberg.de/handle/uniba/6445This volume was motivated by the realisation that AICs continue to be a significant player on Zimbabwe’s spiritual market. Members of predominantly Apostolic, but also Zionist, churches are highly visible in both rural and urban areas. Prophets from AICs are constantly in the news, alongside advertising their competence in urban areas. Thus it is high time to bring AICs being an important part of recent social reality in Zimbabwe back into academic focus. BiAS 15 at the same time is ERA 1 which means that this volume opens a new sub-series to BiAS which is meant to explore religion in Africa in all its manifold manifestation, be it Christian or not.engAICZimbabweJohane MarangeJohane MasoweAfrican Christianity220bookurn:nbn:de:bvb:473-opus4-105096