The basic presupposition is that the original God-human-cos-mos mutual interconnectedness or interrelationship is tarnished and distorted by evil in all its manifestations; that culture and the Gospel have seeds for restoring ...

Culture and religion have both a healthy and an unhealthy effect on the leadership development of women in Africa, in particular, the Vhavenda women. The position of women in the church today is influenced by perceptions ...

In 2008, in the aftermath of a devastating explosion of violence against “foreigners” in the “New South Africa”, as missiologists, we started research on the responses of churches to this violence, in particular the Uniting ...

The theme of this article came out of curiosity to trace the continuity of purpose of the liberation struggle against apart-heid after 1994. The Black Churches have played a supportive role in the liberation struggle, and ...

The article discusses the growth of Pentecostalism in Botswana and its role in the formation of inter- and intra-ecumenical bodies. Its role in the promotion of unity, dialogue and coope-ration in the development of society ...

This article will focus mainly on the history of black leadership of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (‘the Methodist Church’) during the 1980s and 90s, a time when South Africa was experiencing a deep political ...

This article celebrates the contribution of Christina Landman as a noted scholar and church leader. Landman’s exemplary career and contributions as an acclaimed church historian, theologian, writer, lecture specialising ...

Gabriel Molehe Setiloane remains a pillar in terms of chal-lenging and engaging with the Western theological discourse on the structure and function of divinity. Most of his dialogues in his publications pushed for the ...

This article evaluates the theological and church historical trends in the issues of Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae (SHE) in the period 1997-2004. The central theoretical argument of this investigation is that this period ...