My aim, in this article, is to focus on the human dignity and human rights of women from a classical Reformed perspective. The role women should play in the church and society will also be discussed. The central theoretical ...

This article refers to the establishment of Welkom and its development and more particularly to the role of the Afrikaansspeaking Reformed Churches during the early mining processes since 1950 in the Goldfields. The ...

The article sets out to retrieve Jesse Mugambi’s life history as it surveys the key concepts of liberation and reconstruction in his works. In so doing, the study acknowledges that he became a household name in the ...

The “Battle of Rorke's Drift” during the Anglo-Zulu War took place at the site of the recently established Swedish Lutheran Oscarsberg mission station. However, histories of that conflict have almost completely ignored ...

Burial societies are small and cohesive, comprising members with shared rural and cultural roots. Burial societies are similarly syncretistic, in that they fuse African ‘tradition’ with elements of Christian modernity. ...

From the time of the arrival of the first missionaries in South Africa, there was a need to prepare local agents to pursue the work of mission. Each of the English speaking churches formed and pursued its own stream. ...

Very little is said about the unique contribution of Methodist native mission agents into teaching of the Christian faith in their communities. These were people such as Samuel Mathabathe a native preacher from the ...