Christianity and the African Imagination -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- Introduction Christianity and the African Imagination -- Chapter One: A Kongo Princess, the Kongo Ambassadors and the Papacy -- Chapter Two: Africa as the Theatre of Christian Engagement with Islam in the Nineteenth Century -- Chapter Three: The Bugandan Christian Revolution: The Catholic Church in Buddu, 1879-1896 -- Chapter Four: 'Taking on the Missionary's Task': African Spirituality and the Mission Churches of Manicaland in the 1930s -- Chapter Five: Christianity and the Logic of Nationalist Assertion in Wole Soyinka's Ìsarà -- Chapter Six: Kikuyu Christianities: A History of Intimate Diversity -- Chapter Seven: Archbishop Janani Luwum: The Dilemmas of Loyalty, Opposition and Witness in Amin's Uganda -- Chapter Eight: Pentecostalism and Neo-Traditionalism: The Religious Polarization of a Rural District in Southern Malawi -- Chapter Nine: A Traditional Religion Reformed: Vincent Kwabena Damuah and the Afrikania Movement, 1982-2000 -- Chapter Ten: Christianity without Frontiers: Shona Missionaries and Transnational Pentecostalism in Africa -- Chapter Eleven: The Shaping of a Prophet: The African Career and Writings of Adrian Hastings -- Chapter Twelve: Adrian Hastings's Bibliography, 1950-2002 -- Four Poems from Zaire -- Index.