ATNP invites you to a Book Chat with Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Katongole. May 20th 7:30pm EAT. Come hear Prof Katongole talk about his book "The Sacrifice of Africa" The conversation brings out the motivation behind the book, its arguments, and its contributions to scholarship in Africa. Register on this link: https://forms.gle/h1iXS319bbJcSm5p8
Prof. Andrew Walls addresses the importance of Early African Christianity for Christians today. Wednesday 14th April, 3pm GMT [6pm East African Time]. This virtual lecture is hosted by the Centre for Early African Christianity at Akrofi-Chrystaller Institute in Ghana, together with the Centre for Early African Christianity, at Yale. The Akrofi-Chrystaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture is one of CWC’s partner institutions.
Register for the lecture with this link: https://forms.gle/jFANfGzr81SQA1vj9
Apologetics Conference 2020 – Dr. Kyama Mugambi offers a brief overview of important moments in the history of the Church on the continent.
Apologetics Conference 2020- Dr. Rudolf Gaisie from the Akrofi-Christaller Institute in Akropong Ghana highlights important considerations in the discussion about the apparent return to African Spirituality among modern Africans. His presentation draws from World Christianity perspectives often written about by Prof Andrew Walls. The Akrofi-Christaller Institute is a partner institution of the CWC.
Dr. Kyama Mugambi, an alumnus of the CWC launched his book A Spirit of Revitalization: Urban Pentecostalism in Kenya on the 15th of October 2020. Watch the book launch presentation below.
We are delighted to announce that the Church Mission Society, CMS, has arranged for their digitized archive to be available for researchers in East Africa through the Africa International University Library. In this video, Dr. Kyama Mugambi of the CWC explains what this archive is, and how one can access it at AIU.
Rev. Dr. Tim Naish is the Canon Librarian of Canterbury Cathedral. He is also the Cathedral’s Director of Education, leading on the organisation of training courses at Canterbury, including those for newly ordained clergy from around the Anglican Communion. He served as a missionary in DRC.
He sat down with Dr. Kyama Mugambi of CWC to talk about his cross cultural experiences in mission and the importance of World Christianity studies in the context of mission.
Dr. Cathy Ross is on the faculty of theology at Oxford University where she lectures on Contextual theologies, World Christianity, feminist theologies and hospitality. She also lectures at Ripon College Cuddesdon, is also MA Co-ordinator for Pioneer Leadership Training at CMS. She serves as canon theologian at Leicester cathedral. She previously was a missionary in Rwanda, Congo and Uganda with NZCMS.
She sat down with Dr. Kyama Mugambi of CWC to talk about her cross cultural experiences in mission and the importance of World Christianity studies.
Dr. Chow from Edinburgh University is Senior Lecturer in Theology and World Christianity. He is also Journal Editor, Studies in World Christianity (Edinburgh University Press), Book Series Editor, Chinese Christianities (Notre Dame Press) and the Chair, Chinese Christianities Program Unit (American Academy of Religion).
He sat down with Dr. Kyama Mugambi of CWC to talk about World Christianity and linkages between Asian and African scholarship in the field.
