Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: The Ethiopian Orthodox Church
1: From the Early Church to Early Modernity
2: The Challenge of Modernity and the Need for Reform
Part II: The Evangelical Church in Ethiopia
3: The First Three Centuries of Reformed Missions
4: The War Years and the Restoration (1936-1959)
5: Post-War Mission Impulses
6: Keys to Post-War Growth
Part III: The Pentecostal Church
7: The 1960s Rise of Pentecostalism
8: Independence and Persecution
Part IV: The Ethiopian Revolution (1974-1990)
9: The Political Seeds of Revolution
10: Early Church-State Relations under Communist Rule
11: Ecumenism and Flexibility
12: Underground "Free" Space and Lay Leadership
13: The Commitment Factor and the Role of Resistance in Church Growth
14: Evangelical Christianity and the Legacy of the Revolution
Conclusion
Informants
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
Index