The Life and Contribution of Reverend Doctor Obed Ndeya Obadiah Kealotswe
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African Independent Churches, new religious movements, ecumenics, systematic theology, Ethiopianism
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The article presents the life, accomplishments and contributions of Dr Obed Ndeya Obadiah Kealotswe to the community, profession, governance, teaching and learning as well as to research and publication. Dr Kealotswe’s contribution and accomplishment in various spheres of life are outstanding.
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2. Kealotswe, O.N., An African Independent Church Leader: Bishop Smart Mthembu of the Head Mountain of God Apostolic Church in Zion. Vol. 5. Department of History, University of Botswana, 1994.
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