With thanks to the Bodleian Libraries, The University of Oxford and USPG Archives.
USPG Periodicals: Lebombo Leaves, Years 1933-1942
With thanks to the Bodleian Libraries, The University of Oxford and USPG Archives.
USPG Periodicals: Lebombo Leaves, Years 1933-1942
#ThenandNow: History – what have we learnt? So much of the &...
#Then: Theological students from the 1970’s… if you’...
#Then: Getting across rivers and floods has long been an issue in Moza...
#Then: This is St Mary’s Kikolo, Luanda with Rev’d João Luimb...
#Then: Here are the accounts for the Lebombo Mission (as it was called...
#Then: This photo is from February 1999 – a little more recent t...
#Then: Joan Antcliff was the Director of Education in Lebombo for many...
#Then: This is the late Doro Litumbe who was the mother of Fr Paulo Li...
#Then: Memories from the late Canon Swithun Juma who was born in 1897 ...
#Then: Back in 1974 in Messumba there were various members of staff fr...
#Then: A young Bishop Dinis Sengulane, about to confirm candidates in ...
#Then: This fascinating photo shows three Bishops from Lebombo from 18...
#Then: Mr Arthur Wright was a young carpenter and builder who worked i...
#Then: The photo at the top from 1975 is of a young Dinis Sengulane wi...
#Then: Individuals committing to the work of the Lord in Niassa in 197...
#Then: Back in 1974, the focus in these magazines was still on the ...
#Then: This church was, back in 1924, the new church for this local A...
#Then: This photo celebrates the beginning of the formal Diocese of Ni...
#Then: A young Bishop Dinis Sengulane in 1978 is confirming en masse!...
#Then: This photo is from 1918 and is of the 2nd Bishop of Lebombo, Jo...
Day 1: Beginnings #Then: This is from 1971 and is of Fr Paulo Litumb...
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