The Gospel in Zululand: 1844-1944

This book chronicles the spread of Christianity and the missionary work of the Norwegian Lutheran Church among the Zulu people in South Africa over a period of one hundred years. It includes firsthand accounts of the challenges faced by the missionaries and the impact of their efforts on the Zulu community. A fascinating read for anyone interested in Christian missions and the history of South Africa.

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