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Despite political persecution, economic stalemate and military intimidation, this book shows how churches of all denominations continue to grow under the stimulus of vibrant indigenous spirituality and cultural idioms. Incorporating interviews with Christians from six of the most influential churches in Lagos, this book gives readers a sense of daily life in Lagos for Christians. Through this original ethnographic research, Caleb O. Oladipo explores first-hand accounts of faith and practice in the city, offering a unique perspective to scholars of global Christianity. A collection of stories from Christians of diverse ethnographic backgrounds, this book shows that Christianity is an integral part of the rhythm of life in Lagos. Christians in Lagos, one of the most populous cities in the world, are dynamic with a confluence of traditions, beliefs, and community.

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Caleb O. Oladipo is Professor of Missions and Geri and Ben Snellings Chair of Christian Evangelism and Missions, and the Director of Braswell World Religions and Global Cultures Center at Campbell University Divinity School, USA. A member of the American Theological Society, Oladipo has numerous publications that explore the natural depth and character of Christianity in the Global South.

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