Life- and worldview: development and transformation – the case of the Lamba of the Masaiti region in Zambia

  • Compion J
  • Van der Walt J
  • Steyn H
  • et al.
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This article reports on a case study regarding the development and educational transformation of a subgroup of the Lamba living in the Masaiti region of the Copper Belt Province of Zambia, where the Foundation for Cross-Cultural Education in Zambia (FCE) has been serving for the past thirteen years. It was concluded that the current life- and worldview of a community such as the one living in the Masaiti region can be transformed to a truly Christ-centred life- and worldview by firstly taking cognisance of how the community currently expresses itself in terms of each of the universals or components of a lifeand worldview, and secondly by subjecting each of those universals or components to a process of life- and worldview transformation. It was furthermore found that life- and worldview transformation should be seen as a prerequisite for the developmental transformation of such communities.

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Compion, J., Van der Walt, J. L., Steyn, H. J., & Wolhuter, C. C. (2010). Life- and worldview: development and transformation – the case of the Lamba of the Masaiti region in Zambia. Koers - Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 75(4). https://doi.org/10.4102/koers.v75i4.108

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