AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF DISCIPLE-MAKING ON WORK ETHIC OF GHANAIAN CHRISTIANS: A CASE STUDY OF THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST GHANA Gakpetor, SamGhana, 2023 This study aimed to evaluate the extent disciplemaking processes of Ghanaian churches has led to the transformation of the lives of their church members, reflecting on their positive work ethic […]
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TRANSFORMING MUTUALITY IN A THEOLOGY OF MISSION: A MISSIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF A COLOMBIAN CONGREGATION CASE STUDY Rheinbolt-Uribe, ReneeColombia, 2023 In this missiological, creative, and contextual case study, the use of the slogan or watchword, ‘the evangelization of the world in this generation’ is problematic and a new slogan is sought. The main concern is the
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CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIAL CHANGE: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE PUBLIC WITNESS OF THE NEPALI CHURCH DURGA PRASAD KHANALSouth Africa, 2024 This research investigates the status of the public witness of the Nepali Church in relation to the work of the Western Christian Missions (WCMs) in social development. The Nepali Church is only 70 years old and
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My experience at the Oxford Centre for Religion and Public life has been breathtaking and second to none. Selby LyembeleMTH – Religion and Culture Studies, 2021 My experience at OCRPL has been breath-taking and second to none. It has a highly qualified faculty who are masters in their own field. The Master of Theology in
I have really been exposed, to the world of Islamic believers and practices and it is helping a great deal to better relate with Muslims in my community. Etim MondayMTH – Religion and Culture Studies I have become fully versed in the world of Islamic beliefs and practices and it is helping me a great
I gained from the rich and culturally diverse lecturers who constitute the OCRPL faculty. Elijah MokayaMTH – Religion and Culture Studies OCRPL was used of God to fulfil my desire for further studies, initially hindered by the constraints of time and financial resources. Through the online studies, I gained from the rich and culturally diverse
The connections and wealth of experience that I get from my former professors will help me publish many books, book chapters and journal articles within the next ten years. Rt Revd. Dr. Zechariah ManyokPhD – Religion and Culture Studies 2021 To be pioneer of anything is often a privilege. I consider myself privileged partly because
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I started seeing possibilities, academic success solution and strategies from our very able and competent lectures. Edward NyagahMTH – Religion and Culture Studies OCRPL is connecting all internationally. Through the initiative of this programme, I have learned how to deal with culture in our social life. The experience qualified me for academic and theological study.
The OCRPL programme is unique because it creates a learning community of researchers, unlike many postgraduate programmes that are individualistic Dr Basilius Kasera, NamibiaPhD – Religion and Culture Studies, 2022 When I first joined the OCRPL programme, I didn’t know what to expect. The first residence programme was instrumental in shaping everything I would do
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Why is Freedom of Religion rather ignored by Media and among the Public and what should be done? Presentation at Red Wednesday International Conference on Freedom of Religion in Public Space, Charles University, Prague, November 29. 2023 In a cartoon in a recent Private Eye Magazine a father says to his child: “Let’s pray for
