found: The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Thought, accessed January 17, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:(Chilembwe, John; missionary, nationalist, revolutionary, Baptist clergyperson; born c.1871 in Chiradzulu District, Sangano, Malawi. He received his initial education from Scottish Presbyterian missionary (1890s). He also attended a small African American theological college in Lynchburg, Virginia (1897). He returned to southern Nyasaland as ordained Baptist minister (1900) and founded the Providence Industrial Mission in Chiradzulu; he was chairman of the Native Industrial Union (1909). He led an armed insurrection and was killed; 15 January is commemorated as John Chilembwe Day in Malawi. He died 1915 in Malawi)
