Video: If We Kept Silent the Stones Would Cry Out

Anvil journal of theology and mission

The gift of African diaspora churches in the UK

ANVIL 37:3, November 2021

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Video: If We Kept Silent the Stones Would Cry Out

by Ahmed Conteh

Gospel artist and praise and worship minister Ahmed Conteh reflects on the way that the distinctive gifts that African Christians bring to church life in Britain is particularly evident in the spirituality and vibrancy of worship and music.

Part of volume 37 issue 3 of ANVIL journal of theology and mission on the gift of African diaspora churches in the UK, published online in November 2021.

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