Trevor Huddleston A Life
Trevor Huddleston A Life by Robin Denniston, published by Pan in 2000, offers a detailed exploration of the life of Trevor Huddleston, a significant missionary in Africa. This New Ed edition spans 295 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into Huddleston’s journey of self-discovery in Sophiatown, a prominent black suburb of Johannesburg, and highlights his role as a pivotal figure in the rise of African nationalism during a tumultuous period.
Readers will find a nuanced portrayal of Huddleston, not only focusing on his notable achievements but also examining the complexities of his character as a deeply religious individual whose personal beliefs sometimes conflicted with his mission. The narrative provides insight into his relationships with influential figures like Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, emphasizing his impact during the apartheid era. This biography captures the essence of a man who became a symbol of friendship and support for South Africa in its darkest days.
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Trevor Huddleston was perhaps the last great missionary to Africa, whose self-discovery in Sophiatown, the largest of Johannesburg’s black suburbs, saw him emerge as one of the post-colonial heroes inthe evolution of Arican nationalism When he died in 1998, he was lauded by Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu as South Africa’s greatest friend in the darkest days of apartheid. This is not just an account of his great achievements but also a portrait of a deeply religious man whose temperament was often at odds with his vocation.
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