ATW News
Titre : Cours d'hébreu biblique
Auteur : Eliette Randrianaivo
Éditeur : Langham Global Library | Diffusion Excelsis
The Lamin Sanneh Research Grants are named in honor of the late Yale Professor Lamin Sanneh, pioneer in the study of World Christianity, OMSC trustee, and contributing editor to the IBMR. Each year OMSC@PTS will award two grants of $10,000 each, distributed across the two-year duration of the grant, in support of research proposals by Christian scholars from Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Oceania. The research project should advance the field of World Christianity, Mission Studies, Intercultural Theology, and cognate disciplines.
African Theology Worldwide is regularly updated with new and revised resources. This month a new bibliography has been added.
Title: Faith and Public Life: Rethinking Church in the 21st Century
Editor: Alfred Sebahene
Imprint: Langham Global Library
At the recent ICETE C-25 Consultation, Scholar Leaders engaged global theological educators around a key concern: how to access quality theological resources affordably. In response, Scholar Leaders is launching BiblioTech, a digital theological library designed specifically for Majority World institutions.
Theme: Walking Together in Mission: Facing Global Challenges for a Sustainable World
Location: Pretoria, South Africa
Date: 17-21 July 2026
African Theology Worldwide is regularly updated with new and revised resources. This month a new bibliography has been added.
La bibliographie, publiée le 1er février 2008 et mise à jour le 31 juillet 2009, est librement consultable en ligne (voir ici) et contient plus de soixante-dix thèses de doctorat portant sur la théologie africaine. Nous présentons ci-dessous la liste de nos découvertes.
The 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.
