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Die Studie beleuchtet die Entwicklung der Zion Evangelical Ministries of Africa (ZEMA), die sich auf die amaZioni im südlichen Afrika konzentriert. Ursprünglich als Mahon Mission gegründet, hat die Organisation enge Verbindungen zur von John Alexander Dowie 1896 gegründeten christlich-katholischen Kirche von Zion. Der Autor untersucht die Geschichte dieser Kirche in Illinois sowie deren Einfluss auf die Gründung in Südafrika und stellt zentrale Persönlichkeiten wie Johannes Buchler, Pieter le Roux und Edgar Mahon vor, die maßgeblich zur Missionstätigkeit beigetragen haben.
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Focusing on the history of a missionary organization, this study details the evolution from the Mahon Mission to Zion Evangelical Ministries of Africa (ZEMA), which serves the amaZioni of southern Africa. It explores ZEMA's ties to the Christian Catholic Church of Zion, founded by John Alexander Dowie in 1896, and how these connections facilitate acceptance among amaZioni leaders. The research highlights the significant figures influenced by Dowie in South Africa, including Johannes Buchler, Pieter le Roux, and Edgar Mahon, providing a comprehensive historical context.
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