Author
Scherz; China ; Mpanga; George ; Namirembe; Sarah
Year
2024
Publisher
University of California Press
Language
English
Pages
28
ISBN
978-0-52039-680-7
Last Update
12-Dec-2025
Keywords
Anthropology ; African Studies ; Sociology ; Public Health
n August 2015, George went to meet a man named Kajumba¹ at his home, just off the Entebbe Road highway. Pastor Andrew had recommended that we meet him to learn something about the people who had stopped drinking through their involvement at his church, the Christian Glory Center, a large Pentecostal church near Kajumba’s home. George had already tried to visit Kajumba three times at the church, but beyond a first introductory visit with Pastor Andrew, Kajumba had not yet kept an appointment. Now George was to meet him at his home. “You can’t miss their house, it’s the old...
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