• Re-Reading Luke 18:1-8 in the Angolan Context through the African Hermeneutics of Liberation towards the Quest for Social Justice in Luke’s Gospel 

  Samaria, Nelson Sapupa (2022-03-24)

  The present research was informed by scholars who have documented the cries of the oppressed and marginalized people generally in Africa, represented here by the Angolan context, due to the injustices they face daily. It ...
• Dynamics of Peace-Building in Post-Conflict Community and Implications on Cohesion in Njoro Sub-County, Nakuru County, Kenya 

  Maguta, John Kibe (2021-10-29)

  Violent conflicts are on the rise both at the interpersonal and communal levels. In Njoro Sub-County of Kenya, the context of this study, similar to the global and continental levels, communal violence is a common phenomenon ...
• Environmental Justice and Ecumenism: The Lacuna in African Christianity 

  Ndereba, Kevin Muriithi (Ecumenical Review, 2021)

  The shape of African Christianity is overly concerned with an otherworldly focus that fails to consider the environmental concerns of Christian theology. Environmental theology seeks to understand that creation, as God’s ...
• Apologetics in a Digital Age: Incarnating the Gospel for African Next Gens 

  Ndereba, Kevin Muriithi (2021)

  This article explores how digital media culture affects young people in African cities in three major areas. First, it leads to a shift in the area of knowledge and certainty; second, it leads to isolation and attendant ...
• The Supremacy of Jesus Christ: A Theological Response to Mbũri Cia Kiama 

  Ndereba, Kevin Muriithi (African Theological Journal for Church and Society, 2021)

  Among the Gĩkũyũ Christians, there has been a push from the traditional council of elders to “return to our roots”. Part of this return is the call to give away a goat or goats, called mbũri cia kiama, which is ...

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