African Theologians Respond to Wole Soyinka’s Critique of Christianity’s Harmful Influence
Recent statements of Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka paint a very dark picture of the developments of Christianity in Africa.
Saturday, June 3, 2023
Tag: Africa
What the U.S. Can Learn From Africa About Slavery Reparations
As the U.S. debates reparations for descendants of U.S. slavery, looking to Africa might help clear a path forward.
The Enigmatic Man Who Founded South Africa’s Largest Church
Zion Christian Church, founded by Engenas Lekganyane in 1925, is “the largest indigenous religious movement in southern Africa.”
Black Asylum-Seekers From Africa Face Racial Bias, Discrimination in US
Black African immigrants arriving in Texas are finding a litany of racial, cultural and practical challenges that can be different from—and overshadowed by—the experiences of Latino immigrants.
James MacDonald’s Harvest Bible Chapel Helping to Evangelize Africa
The Harvest Bible Chapel of Monrovia, Liberia, with support from its mother church in the U.S., is training more than 100 members to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to ...
Embracing My Otherness in the US Evangelical Church
I attended an Ethiopian Church in D.C. for two years before the Lord called me into full-time ministry in the American church. I remember wrestling with this decision and asking ...
How Western Missionaries Can Avoid Being Vehicles of Neo-Colonialism
Dr. Celestin Musekura, president and founder of African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries, explains how Westerners can be effective in missions.