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gme-174	Tuche, D.	Worldview, Challenge of Contextualization and Church Planting in West Africa, Part 3: West African Worldviews	2010	26	.pdf	application/pdf	9865	500	58	But it should be pointed out that other West African peoples are not as individualistic as the Igbo. Worldview, Challenge of Contextualization and Church Planting in West Africa Worldview, Challenge of Contextualization and Church Planting in West Africa Part 3   West African Worldviews D. Tuche Published in www.GlobalMissiology.org “Contextualization” January 2009 (Editor’s note: this is the 3rd of a 4-part series on worldview in West Africa) I had argued strongly in a previous work that West Africans are culturally different from African Americans, and therefore require a different missiological approach in regard to presenting the gospel to those that have migrated to the United States and other parts of North America.1 In this article, I wish to share some the West African worldviews in general which most of their immigrants to the United States and Canada share in common.	cache/gme-174.pdf	txt/gme-174.txt