This research examines the effectiveness of the Sesheke Church’s transformational task from the inception of the task in 2007. Throughout the study the researcher seeks to answer the following questions: (1) what is the ...

This study attempts to be a socio-citical analysis of black identity and experience as advanced in Black Theology. It assesses the influential role of ideology inadvertently exerted on the theology in leading perhaps to ...

Gemeenskappe in Suid-Afrika ervaar tans geweldige uitdagings. Die kerk, as gemeenskap van gelowiges, is kragtens haar wese veronderstel om ʼn groot bydrae tot die hantering van die uitdagings te lewer, maar dit gebeur nie ...

Faith-based organisations have played a key role in South Africa in supporting education, health facilities, shelter homes and other amenities, and their sustainability is therefore significant. Pentecostal-charismatic ...

According to research conducted in South Africa, corruption has become the worst enemy that is undermining the rights of South Africans, especially the rights of the poor. The researcher realised that it is of vital ...

The flag of the Republic of Ireland enshrines two distinct traditions. The Green represents the Nationalist and the Orange the Loyalist. Traditionally these colours have been associated with different cultural and theological ...

This thesis reflects research undertaken over the past eight years about the way in which the Bible has been brought to bear on a number of frameworks within the South African socio-historical context. It is argued that ...

This research focuses on an evaluation of the relevance of church government in the RCZ in the light of the doctrine of the church. Church government is one of the major components of the doctrine of the church, that is ...

In die lig van die titel fokus die proefskrif op die twee Nuwe-Testamentiese geskrifte Kolossense en Efesiërs waarin pertinent gestel word dat Jesus Christus die Hoof van die ἐθθιεζία (kerk) is en vestig dus op ʼn pars pro ...

In a country such as Zimbabwe where 84.5% of the population is Christian, it is expected that gender-based violence (GBV) should be minimal. However, it is not so as GBV remains very high. Sadly, churches and church members ...