Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae

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Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae is the journal of the Church History Society of Southern Africa. It publishes articles in the discipline of Church History/History of Christianity with an African/South African perspective. The journal publishes three issues per year in May, September and December.

Current Issue

Vol. 50 No. 1 (2024)

Published: 2024-06-20

Articles

Education as Liberation: An Appraisal of Canaan Banana’s View on Education

Simangaliso Raymond Kumalo, Honoured Taruona

12 pages
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Reading the Belhar Confession in a Wounded World

Thias Kgatla

15 pages
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An Anthology of Faith-Based Collections’ Writings: Tracking the Genealogy of Scholarship on This Genre of Archives

Takatso Nawe, Francis Garaba

11 pages
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Extravagance amidst Extreme Poverty? A Focus on ‘New Religious Movements’ within the Development Discourse in Zimbabwe.

Francis Marimbe, Nompumelelo Ndawonde

20 pages
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Prophet Jonah Is not Alone: Understanding the History of Pentecostal Evangelism in Light of Contemporary Missionary Endeavours in Nigeria

Favour Chukwuemeka Uroko

16 pages
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Friend at Night, Enemy during the Day? A Decolonial Engagement of Pastor Shingi Munyeza’s Role as Regime Enabler and/or Regime Resistor

Martin Mujinga

15 pages
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Healing and Discipleship Practised by Dorothea Trudel (1813–1862): The Transfer of Abilities in a Role Model of the Divine Healing Movement

Oliver Lutz

14 pages
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The Life and Work of the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa: The Doctrinal Dimension of Baptism

Graham Duncan

16 pages
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What Was the Role of the Dutch Reformed Church and Land in Identity Formation on Klipfontein Farm?

Jako Bezuidenhout

17 pages
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Hybridisation as a Normal Process of Life: A Contribution to the “Ukuthwasa” Conversation within the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

Jacob Mokhutso

17 pages
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Book Reviews

Reluctant Prophet: Tributes to Albert Nolan, edited by Mike Deeb, Phillippe Denis and Mark James

Graham Duncan

2 pages
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Reforming Church History. The Impact of the Reformation on Early Modern European Historiography, edited by Gehrt D., Matthias M, and Salatowsky S2023

Graham A. Duncan

2 pages
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Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae

About the Journal

Current Issue

Articles

Education as Liberation: An Appraisal of Canaan Banana’s View on Education

Reading the Belhar Confession in a Wounded World

An Anthology of Faith-Based Collections’ Writings: Tracking the Genealogy of Scholarship on This Genre of Archives

Extravagance amidst Extreme Poverty? A Focus on ‘New Religious Movements’ within the Development Discourse in Zimbabwe.

Prophet Jonah Is not Alone: Understanding the History of Pentecostal Evangelism in Light of Contemporary Missionary Endeavours in Nigeria

Friend at Night, Enemy during the Day? A Decolonial Engagement of Pastor Shingi Munyeza’s Role as Regime Enabler and/or Regime Resistor

Healing and Discipleship Practised by Dorothea Trudel (1813–1862): The Transfer of Abilities in a Role Model of the Divine Healing Movement

The Life and Work of the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa: The Doctrinal Dimension of Baptism

What Was the Role of the Dutch Reformed Church and Land in Identity Formation on Klipfontein Farm?

Hybridisation as a Normal Process of Life: A Contribution to the “Ukuthwasa” Conversation within the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

Book Reviews

Reluctant Prophet: Tributes to Albert Nolan, edited by Mike Deeb, Phillippe Denis and Mark James

Reforming Church History. The Impact of the Reformation on Early Modern European Historiography, edited by Gehrt D., Matthias M, and Salatowsky S2023

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