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Nazarene Education from an African Perspective,” in TELOS: The Destination for Nazarene Higher Education,
(Nazarene Publishing House, 2011)Foreword by Gregg A. Chenoweth Pull up to the kitchen table. Let me introduce you. You don’t know each other, but should. It’s not because those across this table are famous. They have no posse, no brand. You won’t ... -
Customer service management: An African perspective of theory, strategy, and practice
(Ubuntu Vibrant Press, 2025)This book presents a comprehensive examination of customer service management from an African perspective by integrating theory, strategic approaches, and practical applications. It explores the principles of customer ... -
God in His Place: Paul's Teaching of Non-Violence in Romans 12:17-21
(LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2016-04-29)This study investigated Paul’s teaching of active non-violent resistance to evil in Romans 12:17—21. Grammatical-historical method and Ubuntu hermeneutics were utilized to study the text. The study argued that Paul does ... -
Christianity and Suffering: African Perspectives
(Langham Global Library, 2017-12-14)Christianity and Suffering: African Perspectives addresses the need for sustained theological reflection on suffering by Africans, or for Africans and is the fruit of the 5th Annual Conference of the Africa Society of ... -
Understanding the Somali Church
(Kenya Projects Organization [KENPRO], 2021)Somalia is often described as the most homogenous country in Africa.1 They are said to be homogenous ethnically, religiously, culturally, and linguistically. Somalis take great pride in their heritage and identity as ...
