A list of Moravian missionaries active in Ghana (1737-68), South Africa (1737-44, 1792-c. 1960) and Tanzania (1891-c. 1970), with a bibliography and an index of place-names.

A guide to Leipzig Mission material in Moshi (Tanzania), with a list of missionaries to East Africa and information on material in Leipzig not covered in Nos. 2-3 or 6-7.

This volume is a guide to archival material, almost exclusively on East Africa, held in Neuendettelsau (Bavaria). In addition to documents relating to the Hersbruck Mission's work among the Kamba in the 1880s it lists diaries, correspondence, reports, photographs etc., mainly from the first half of the twentieth century, and the personnel files for missionaries sent to Tanganyika / Tanzania after the mid-1950s, when Neuendettelsau took over this task on behalf of the Leipzig Mission.

Five short papers on the need for better guides to the material on Africa in German mission archives.

This volume lists 1,712 photographs from western and southwestern Ethiopia conserved in the archive of the Evangelisch-lutherisches Missionswerk in Hermannsburg (Germany). They were taken between 1927 and 1958.

This volume lists those church records housed in Moshi and two other places in Tanzania that have been digitized under a project initially sponsored by the British Library's 'Endangered Archives' programme. Copies of the DVDs, covering a total of 40,000 pages, have been deposited at the Tanzania National Archive in Dar es Salaam and at the British Library, as well as in Moshi itself. They relate to documents written in German or Swahili between 1897 and 1950.

This volume contains 55 photographs taken by the Moravian missionary Hermann Moritz Bau in South Africa. Born into an old Herrnhut family in Surinam in 1865, he trained in Germany as a cabinetmaker and missionary. Arriving in Cape Town in 1891, he worked as a teacher and later as a missionary at several mission stations in the Western Cape. The photographs illustrate the life of missionaries and those around them, as well as landscapes of the Cape and the personal perceptions of the photographer.

This volume lists and reproduces 328 photographs connected with the visitation by Carl Ihmels, Director of the Leipzig Mission, to Tanganyika in 1927. About 150 were taken in Tanganyika itself (mainly on the Leipzig Mission stations), a further 130 on the outward and homeward voyages (Southwest Africa, South Africa, Mozambique, Egypt); the remainder were sent to Ihmels later by Leipzig missionaries in Tanganyika. The volume is supplemented by an index and copies of reports on the visitation published in the Evangelisches-Lutherisches Missionsblatt.

This volume lists holdings in the archive of the Northern Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania, located in Moshi. The majority of the files deal with the last 40 years; but there is also some material from German mission stations (notably Mamba) not covered in Volume 9 of this series, as well as personnel files of those trained at Machame Theological College in 1933-1934.

This volume is a collection of papers dealing with cultural interaction between Europe and Africa resulting from missionary activity in Africa. The main focus is on the premises and impact of Protestant missionary work, both in Africa and in Europe, but one paper deals with similar processes in Islam.