Vol. 7 No 2 (2026): African Women in Theological Scholarship : Emerging Voices and Perspectives | African Theological Journal for Church and Society

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Articles included are the results of a workshop run by ACTEA (the Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa).

Publiée: 2026-11-02

Editorial

Guest Editorial

Verena Schafroth, Ryan Faber

1-4

Articles

Intersectional dynamics African Traditional Religion and Christianity in the face of women in Zimbabwe, Africa

Sibongile Chikosi

5-32
Myths and taboos about the religiosity of Christian women Implications of the Angolan cultural worldview

Eunice Nalamele Alberto Chiquete

33-54
Addressing Contemporary Challenges in African Missions An Apologetic Approach

Funmilola A. Olabisi

55-73
From Domesticity to Mission Women’s Missionary Agency in African Christian Communities in Buhera, Zimbabwe

Esther Humbe

74-87
The History and Impact of Malawian Mission Schools on Sustainable Development

Phoebe Faith Chifungo

88-111
Evangelism in the Digital Age Social Media as an Effective Tool for Missions in African Churches.

Glory Williams

112-136
Beyond Prescriptivism Reimagining Scripture’s Role in Christian Counselling for Transformation

Candida Millar

137-161
The Role of Art, Music, and Drama in Trauma Counselling in the Christian African Context

Idalette Müller

162-188
Healing Beyond Theory SIL Ethiopia’s Journey from Trauma to Hope through Contextual Theology

Mihret Zenebe Gebrehana

189-217
Religion and Disability Developing an Intervention Model for Persons with Disabilities

Sindisiwe Silempa

218-240

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