Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae

Articles

• The Relevance of the Gospel in Post-Apartheid South Africa: A Dialogue with Albert Nolan

  Alpheus Magomme Masoga

  17 pages

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• Racism and the Development of Pentecostalism in South Africa: A Socio-Historical Analysis

  Mookgo Solomon Kgatle, Moses Hobe

  15 pages

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• For Hannes Adonis: Demolishing Walls

  Eugene Andre Fortein

  18 pages

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• The Silence of Lukewarm Churches in South Africa Today: A Theo-ethical Analysis of the Implications of the Zondo Commission for the Church

  Tshepo Lephakga

  19 pages

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• A Short Overview of the Development of Historiography in Church History: Part 1–From the Development of Language to the Renaissance

  Erna Oliver

  28 pages

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• The Church and Forced Migration/Removal: The Elandskloof Case

  Eugene Andre Fortein

  13 pages

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• Who Qualifies to Manage the Church? Exploring Historical and Biblical Accounts of Management and Agency Theories in Not-For-Profit Organisation (NPO) Sector in Gauteng, South Africa

  Kgaugelo Sammy Boya

  18 pages

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• The Study of Catholic Church History in Zambia’s Past 50 Years

  Nelly Mwale

  13 pages

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• The First Time I Called Myself a ‘Witch’ Was the Most Magical Moment of My Life: Unmasking the Influence of Christianity in the Persecution of Witches Through Cultural Hegemony

  Mlamli Diko

  21 pages

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• The Role of the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians in Engendering Theological Higher Education in Africa

  Linda Naicker

  12 pages

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• South African Women Missionaries in the Diamond Fields and Their Work amongst Migrant Workers.

  Pascal Pienaar

  18 pages

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• Refusing Change Invites Failure: The Most Stubborn Figures in Biblical History and Their Implications for Contemporary Christian Thought and Practice

  Mlamli Diko

  22 pages

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• Migrants and Martyrs in Eastern Africa: A Historical Engagement

  Julius Gathogo

  16 pages

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• The Disruption of Migrant Labour on the Labourer, Family, Community, Land and Religion or Church in South Africa during the 20th Century

  Kenokeno Mashabela

  12 pages

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• The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024: A Centenary Assessment

  Johannes J Knoetze, Kenneth Ross

  13 pages

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• The Impact of Traditional Health Practices, Revivalism, Patriarchy and Economic Factors on the History of the Baptist Convention’s Health Response in Post-Independence Malawi

  Rachel NyaGondwe Fiedler, Christina Landman

  15 pages

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• Ministry in the Tempest: A Reconstruction of the Life, Work, and Legacy of Rev. Andrew. Ndhlela of the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe

  Martin Mujinga

  14 pages

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• Unveiling the Silent Narratives: A Multidimensional Analysis of the Stellenbosch University Faculty of Theology Building and its Impact on Teaching Church History

  Leslie Van Rooi, Curtley Solomons

  16 pages

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• Africans on the Vanguard: Historicizing the Origin of Anglicanism in Akamba of Kenya

  Stephen Muoki Joshua, Christopher Mutati

  15 pages

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• African Accounts of Religious Conversations and Interventions in Mental Healthcare

  Daniel Orogun

  19 pages

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• Church Unity or Ecumenism: The Perspective of the United Congregational Church of Southern Africa 1967–2022

  Xolani Maseko

  10 pages

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• A Critical Analysis of Ephesians 5:21-33 in the Light of Christian Marriage in Ebonyi State, Nigeria

  Daniel Unachukwu

  16 pages

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• The Church and Migration during Apartheid Times: Roman Catholic Missionaries Banned from Former Homeland of Qwaqwa – Witsieshoek

  Dikotsi William Mofokeng

  11 pages

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• The Quest for Kikuyu Anglican Churches in the United States of America (USA) 2016 – 2022: Their Establishments, Achievements and Challenges

  George Kiarie

  12 pages

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• The Dutch Reformed Church (1974–2024): From Dancing with the Devil to Waltzing to Heavenly Music

  Johan Van der Merwe

  14 pages

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• “Africans and Christians”: Transitioning from Missionary-Guided to a Self-Determining Local Church

  Valentine Ugochukwu Iheanacho

  24 pages

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• Beyond Expectations in the Academic World: 17 Years of Publishing with Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae (2006–2023)

  Julius Gathogo

  22 pages

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• “Theologising the Bounds of Community: VOC Religious Policies in the Early Cape Colony”

  Scott Spurlock

  26 pages

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• Interpreting History. Unlocking Various Phases of History in the Story of the Upington Uniting Reformed Church over its first Hundred Years of Existence (1875–1975)

  Leslie Van Rooi

  21 pages

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• The Evolution and Doctrinal Transformations of New Religious Movements Deriving from Catholicism in Zimbabwe

  Francis Marimbe

  32 pages

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• Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae: Eighteen Years of Editorship (2005–2022)

  Christina Landman

  23 pages

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• The Response of the Dutch Reformed Church Mission to Labour Migration from Malawi to South Africa 1889–1994: A Leaf to be Borrowed by the 21st Century African Churches

  Willie Zeze

  21 pages

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• Looking Back at the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe’s Adoption of Individuals with Special Needs as Spiritual Workers

  Ezekiel Baloyi

  18 pages

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• Burial sites as Contested Memorial Terrain: Historicising burial places of African Indigenous church founders in Zimbabwe

  Phillip Musoni

  14 pages

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• Faith in Conflict: Examining the Varied Available Chronicles of Churches' Responses to the South African Border War and Their Enduring Legacies

  Pascal Pienaar

  21 pages

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• Two Sides of a Coin: On Whose Side is God?

  B B Senokoane

  18 pages

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