CTCW news
- Introducing Dr. Kevin Muriithi Ndereba, Project Coordinator for Anglophone AfricaThe Editorial Board of African Theology Worldwide is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Kevin Muriithi Ndereba as the Project Coordinator for Anglophone Africa. This appointment is made possible through the generous support of Church in Action (Kerk in Actie) and marks the beginning of a new and exciting partnership between the Protestant Theological University (the Netherlands) and Saint Paul’s University (Kenya).
- Beyond Strategy: Developing a Critical Method in Missiology and Intercultural TheologyIn this lecture, John Flett highlights the failure of missiology to formulate its subject matter and the methods supporting that subject’s examination and offers some remedial directions for the field
- A Migration Bible?It has been a year since the Migration Bible was released. It invites those affected by migration dynamics to reflect upon and engage with existential questions of life. But do we need a Migration Bible?
- In memoriam: With Nyoman Darsane, Bali and the world church lose a champion of contextual theology and the artsOn 25 March, I Nyoman Darsane (1939-2024) passed away. This versatile artist grew up in traditional Hindu culture and befriended one of the last princes in the royal court. There, he was introduced to singing, dancing, gamelan, wajang, batik and painting and sculpture, as it had been practised for centuries. He was given opportunities to do formal art training in Java and there he encountered Christians. At the age of 17, he became a Christian, which led to a split with the family.
