Enhanced women's leadership in Maasai churches by the Bible Women Training in Longido District in Tanzania

Kyung Sik  Bae

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Enhanced women's leadership in Maasai churches by the Bible Women Training in Longido District in Tanzania

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Kyung Sik Bae. Enhanced Women's Leadership In Maasai Churches by the Bible Women Training In Longido District In Tanzania. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4099735f-9968-439a-96ad-0bbe77a8f336.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

K. S. Bae. Enhanced women's leadership in Maasai churches by the Bible Women Training in Longido District in Tanzania. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4099735f-9968-439a-96ad-0bbe77a8f336

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Kyung Sik Bae. Enhanced Women's Leadership In Maasai Churches by the Bible Women Training In Longido District In Tanzania. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4099735f-9968-439a-96ad-0bbe77a8f336.

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Kyung Sik Bae

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'The purpose of this project is to burgeon women's leadership of Maasai in the ten churches established in Longido district in Tanzania. Women's leadership plays a pivotal role in the evangelization of Maasai. I would refer this model to the Bible Women that is manifested in the history of World Mission, especially in the early days of the Korean Mission era, which has a powerful effect in the mission field. Most women in Africa are reduced in the value of women by the male-dominated cultural patterns. Furthermore, women of Maasai are limited to pregnancy, childbirth, and nurturing by the idiosyncratic social status and role established by traditional culture. Due to this influence of African culture, women's role is reduced even in the church and is regarded as less important than men. Just as the sex ratio of all churches in the world is much more women, Maasai churches in Longido are filled with women, and the women sustain the church. This project uncovers that Maasai women are restoring the image of God through which they are constructing the women's role in the church as well as in the community.' -- Leaf [2].

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