Long before colonial powers ever touched African soil, African Christians were preaching, writing, translating, and theologizing in their own indigenous languages. From Ethiopia to Egypt, believers were preserving the Gospel within their own cultures — not adopting someone else’s.

In this conversation with Dr. Vince Bantu, we confront the myth that Christianity in Africa was merely imported or colonized. What we uncover instead is something deeper — a faith already planted, already flourishing, already African. Not secondhand. Not foreign. Rooted.

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