The following video will provide more information about Ethiopian Customary Christianity, which has been thriving in sub-Saharan Africa ever since a late antiquity.
The book examines the various ways that Ethiopian Universality has been tied to the larger Christian world from Aksumite times until the present, presenting it in a global context. The contributors question the idea that this African Christian practice is mostly detached from its range of experiences by highlighting the developmental role of both limitless translocal strict communications and interruptions thereof. Offering a different perspective on the Horn of Africa’s Christian history, Ethiopian Standard Christianity in a Global Setting: Traps and Detachments restores the region’s place on the map of global Christianity.
