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The hymn is a staple of Kenya's booming Christian music industry, and it is featured in up-tempo gospel videos. To hear great hymns is to be drawn into a familiar story, which in its way forms part of an epic mythology. In turn, total dedication to the blood of Christ forbids believers from being drawn into militias or secret societies that enforce loyalty by paths based on blood and sacrifice. It is the music heard at the region's frequent revival meetings and crusades, for the words mark the believer's acceptance of Christ. The popular religious music of that time created a faith a mile deep, much as the modern hymns are doing in churches across Africa and Asia. Luwum himself was a loyal member of the Balokole. The words seem conventional enough as an expression of evangelical faith:

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Become a Tukutendetesa or Log In. As Christian churches grow around the world, it is not surprising to find an astonishing efflorescence of hymn composition.

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The hymn grew out of a revival that emerged in Uganda and Rwanda and which subsequently transformed churches in Kenya tukitenderesa further afield.

Luwum himself was a loyal member of the Balokole. It is the music heard at the region's frequent revival meetings and crusades, tukutendfresa the words mark the believer's acceptance of Christ. The popular religious music of that time created a faith a mile deep, much as the modern hymns are doing in churches across Africa and Asia.

Across modern East Africa, "Tukutendereza" is hard to avoid. They are people of the Bible and the hymnbook, and the two volumes complement each other splendidly.

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Watching the triumph of a hymn like "Tukutendereza Yesu" wahoem its many modern counterparts makes us question the dismissive view often heard in the West about the weak theological underpinnings of Christian belief in the newer churches—the idea that African Christianity is a mile wide but an inch deep.

I'm never convinced when Protestants claim to be people of the Bible alone. But however they are made, the sheer abundance and quality of those hymns is overwhelming, whether in Yoruba or Swahili, Tamil or Zulu. In turn, total dedication to the blood of Christ forbids believers from being drawn into militias or tukutenderesaa societies that enforce loyalty by paths based on blood and sacrifice. The words seem conventional enough exther an expression of evangelical faith: Is it any wonder that evangelical faith, with its central notion of being saved in the blood, has exercised such appeal across modern Africa?

Great stories produce hymns, which in turn shape lives and drive movements. But just why is it so successful? The hymn is a staple of Kenya's booming Christian music industry, and it is featured in up-tempo gospel videos.

To hear great hymns is to be drawn into a familiar story, which in its way forms part of an epic mythology. But we have to remember the setting—a society in wayome animal sacrifice remains commonplace and in which people have a deep appreciation for the value of the blood that is the life. The newer Christian world, too, has its legendary hymns.

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Notes from the Global Church. As you sing, so you believe and so you pray—and so you learn much of your theology. In such a setting, concepts of atonement and sacrifice have an intuitive power that they lack sether the modern West.

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