In Congo, an unconventional Christian movement has existential lessons for the troubled nation

In Congo, an unconventional Christian movement has existential lessons for the troubled nation

The founder of one of Africa's largest independent churches spent 30 years in jail and died a prisoner, banished far from his home by Belgian colonial authorities who judged his activities to be dangerous.

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