The multicultural: Heritage of the uniting church

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Prentis, Malcolm David MacKenzie. (2006). The multicultural: Heritage of the uniting church. In In H. Richmond and M.D. Yang (Ed.). Crossing Borders, Shaping Faith, Ministry and Identity in Multicultural; Australia pp. 43 - 52 UCA Assembly & NSW Board of Mission.
AuthorsPrentis, Malcolm David MacKenzie
EditorsH. Richmond and M.D. Yang
Page range43 - 52
Year2006
Book titleCrossing Borders, Shaping Faith, Ministry and Identity in Multicultural; Australia
PublisherUCA Assembly & NSW Board of Mission
ISBN1864072474
Research GroupSchool of Arts
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