The author studies the development of the single, multiracial Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) into a “family” of 10 racially separated churches, especially in the light of the findings of the Tomlinson Report, published in ...

Missionary work came late to the eastern Lowveld, and specifically to the areas today known as Hoedspruit, Acornhoek and Bushbuckridge. The twentieth century saw the Swiss (Evangelical Presbyterian Church) and the Germans ...

The aim of this article is to present a critical analysis of how far the Circle of African Women Theologians have addressed the three initial challenges that face African women who are receiving theological education ...

This article critically discusses the place of Batswana women within the Tswana tradition and how this has been carried over into the life of the church in Botswana. The article argues that these women have been ...

Most Pentecostals of the early 20th century accepted Darbyist dispensationalism and pre-millennial chiliasm. GR Wessels was the first Pentecostal to link dispensationalism to pro-apartheid ideology. Kleynhans took the ...

This article examines John Chrysostom’s (347-407 AD) views on the topic of slavery. His arguments prove to be quite advanced for his time, and still relevant to a modern context. I shall start by briefly describing the ...