Includes bibliographical references and index.

Front Matter -- Preliminary Material / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Preface / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 1 Introduction / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 2 Dreams In The Religious Traditions Of Africa / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 3 Dreams In The Independent Churches Of Africa / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 4 Dreams Among Rural Baptists Of Zambia / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 5 Dreams Among Urban Nyanja-Speaking Baptists of Zambia / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 6 Dreams Among Urban English-Speaking Baptists of Zambia / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Chapter 7 Conclusion / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Back Matter -- Appendix / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Bibliography / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Index of Authors / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Index of Subjects / Nelson Osamu Hayashida -- Index of Scripture Passages / Nelson Osamu Hayashida.

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