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The Ngao Christian Village
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A systematic Theology for All African Christians
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Christianity in Ethiopia: The Quest for When and by Whom It was Introduced?
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Influence of Pentecostal movement on Christian missions in Nigeria
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The Making of Saints in Late Antique North Africa, edited by S. Panzram and N. Klinck
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Early Christian spirituality of elections: Implications for contemporary Pentecostals
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Formation of good Christian conscience: A link between professed faith and praxis in Africa
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Challenges faced by African Christian women with infertility issues: A challenge for pastoral care
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The Arian Christian movement from religious persecution to spread - a historical anthropological study.
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“Shakespeare nev’r said so!”
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A Survey of Presbyterian Mission History in Africa: Historic Beginnings (c.1790s to c.1930s), Volume 1, edited by J.C. Whytock and A Survey of Presbyterian Mission History in Africa: Modern Beginnings (c.1940s to c.2020s), Volume 2, edited by J.C. Whytock
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Christians’ social perception of climate change and poverty: A study of the Nkroanza south district assembly
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Who Are My People: Love, Violence, and Christianity in Sub-Saharan Africa, by Emmanuel Katongole
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‘Bury me wherever I die’: A practical-theological inquiry into the Christian doctrine of the resurrection of the dead
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Palmyra, the Roman Empire, and the Third Century Crisis: Zooming in and Scaling up from the Evidence by Raja R and Seland EH
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Le français langue étrangère : Langue dominante ou dominée, langue résistante ou langue de valeur ? Une observation critique dans le contexte du Malawi
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A Critical Assessment of AI Chatbots in Healthcare: A Replacement or a Complement?
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Nicée à 1700 ans
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Nicéia a 1700 anos
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A Pragmatic Study of the Qur’anic Discourse of Divine Praise of the Prophet Muhammad : ﷺThe Verse “And indeed, you are of a great moral character” as a Model
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Rethinking ecotheology as a practice of relationality
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Spirit of unity in a divided nation: A Pentecostal theological analysis of South Africa’s government of national unity
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Nollywood as a Repository of Yoruba Historical and Cultural Identity: A Study of Tunde Kelani’s Ti Oluwa Ni Ile
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Chronicles of a Collective Claim to Religious Authority
