Noel Leo Erskine Livres

Talks about the theology and rituals of Rastafarianism, featuring the reggae rhythms of Bob Marley and the teachings and philosophy of Marcus Garvey, the black nationalist who motivated many Jamaicans to embrace their African ancestral roots. This book defines the main tenets of Rastafarianism, which emerged toward the end of the 20th century.

This book reframes conventional understanding of mission studies and outreach by exploring the legacy and life of the enslaved American Baptist George Liele (1750–1825)—the first African American ordained to the Christian ministry.