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Shaking Off the Dust

Shaking Off the Dust

De : Nico Kleynhans
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 Nico Kleynhans has led an uncommon life. Growing up as a white man during apartheid in a small town in a staunch, conservative Christian family and community he faced many obstacles. Despite uncles who were wardens on Robben Island he fought to overturn the apartheid regime. He was arrested and detained as a political prisoner on numerous occasions while receiving many death threats and faced imminent death by lynching. What were the pivotal moments in his journey that led him down this unusual path as a Christian and a social activist? Who were the people he met along the way? Why is he telling his story now, and how is it relevant to the current context? Nico answers these and many other questions about his journey on a path to equality for all.to.Nico Kleynhans Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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