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Nigerian

The African Recovery of the Arts

April 15, 2021April 15, 2021 by Richard M. Ostling

In the midst of poverty and starvation, Christian faith and native talent in Africa are inspiring a wealth of art for worship. This art is one means by which African Christians express their faith while borrowing from their indigenous cultures.

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Categories Theologies, Philosophies & Practices of Worship Tags African, arts, Nigerian, tribal

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