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Money, Power, and Radical Incarnation—a model for missions (Muriu, Urbana 09)
A little over a week ago, Pastor Oscar Muriu spoke at Urbana–a giant (16-20,000) missions conference for primarily American college students. Money and Power: Oscar Muriu from Urbana 09 on Vimeo… more →
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Money, Power, and Radical Incarnation—a model for missions (Muriu, Urbana 09)
wrote 9 hours ago: A little over a week ago, Pastor Oscar Muriu spoke at Urbana–a giant (16-20,000) missions conf … more →
Raising Awareness: Korah, Ethiopia
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wrote 2 days ago: Let bronze be brought from Egypt; let Ethiopia hasten to stretch out its hands to God. Psalm 68:31 T … more →
Early African Theologians on Christian Nonviolence
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wrote 1 month ago: Tertullian is a man after my own heart. And if I lived in the third or fourth centuries, I would def … more →
Nollywood’s booming Christian film industry
wrote 2 months ago: Nigeria: Christian movie capital of the world (CT): Nollywood recently surpassed Hollywood in film p … more →
Tertullian the African
wrote 3 months ago: Tertullian the African: An Anthropological Reading of Tertullian’s Context and Identities by D … more →
Systemic challenges facing African theologians
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wrote 3 months ago: Following are some of my own observations about some of the systemic challenges my colleagues face i … more →
African theology's window of opportunity
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wrote 3 months ago: Like the theology of the early church fathers, genuine African (Christian) theological reflection ar … more →
Ethiopian New Year
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wrote 3 months ago: Today is the New Year for Ethiopians. The unique thing about Ethiopian traditions and calendar obse … more →
Africa the new centre of Christianity?
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wrote 4 months ago: I have heard some of these stats before and read something similar in Philip Jenkins book “The … more →
Athanasius's Case agaist the Military- Industrial Complex
wrote 4 months ago: 6.But when they [the Greeks and Barbarians] have come over to the school of Christ, then, strangely … more →
Athanasius on the Empire of God
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wrote 4 months ago: 3. And like when a great king has entered into some large city and taken up his abode in one of the … more →
Around the Blogs
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wrote 4 months ago: Bill Heroman on Johannine Historiography Claude Mariottini on the Serpent Was Right Christianity’s A … more →
Vince Campell on the African roots of early Christian theology
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wrote 4 months ago: Professor Soong-Chan Rah, author of The Next Evangelicalism, had a guest post on his blog today. Vi … more →
Look what's emerging
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wrote 4 months ago: This morning I wanted to have a look at the Emerging Africa blog to see what’s emerging in Afr … more →
Visitors at Vespers
wrote 5 months ago: We had a couple of visitors at Vespers at St Nicholas Church in Brixton last Saturday evening … more →
5 books that helped shape how I read the Bible
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wrote 6 months ago: I’ve been tagged by Karyn Traphagen with a book meme: Name 5 books or scholars that had the most imm … more →
More on Amahoro
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wrote 7 months ago: My previous post on the Amahoro Conference, Truth, reconciliation and smelly feet, covered the sessi … more →
Amahoro: cultural imperialism
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wrote 7 months ago: Roger Saner posted a couple of interesting pieces on his blog recently in preparation for the Amahor … more →
The eagle and the African missionary
wrote 7 months ago: [A story from my brother-in-law’s newsletter.] "Hello friends!" The stranger was beckoning … more →
