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Effects of modern pentecostalism on the Wesleyan holiness tradition: a case of Church of the Nazarene Zimbabwe East District
(ANU, 2025-06)The purpose of this study was to examine how selected Pentecostal activities in the Zimbabwe East District of the Church of the Nazarene have affected the district's theology, worship, and practices. The aim is to address ... -
To Be Like Jesus: An Appraisal of Biblical Theology in Practice of Personal and Ministerial Spiritual Formation
(WestBow Press, 2019)PREFACE This book started as lecture notes during my sabbatical and other teaching lectures online. As such, it has more extensive citations and Biblical references than usual. It is an academic book interspersed with the ... -
Nexus between Church and Society: An Appraisal of the Role of the Church in Society from a Wesleyan and Biblical Perspective
(Transform Journal, 2026-03)This article examines the close relationship between the church and society and argues that they are interdependent. Drawing on theoretical research and a literature review, this paper will briefly survey the church’s ... -
African Holiness: Translating Holiness into Authentically African Language. In Renovating Holiness
(SacraSage Press, 2015)This book is a call for change. Even more, it calls for open conversation about change. For too long, many in the Church of the Nazarene have considered the doctrine of holiness off limits, a sacred cow, impervious to all ... -
Cultural Empowerment Framework - Ngwanake: An African-rooted approach to youth and community evaluation
(Africa Nazarene University, 2025)The Cultural Empowerment Framework; Ngwanake is an African-rooted evaluation approach developed through the Pan-African Indigenous Evaluation Consortium (PAIEC), with the participation of Africa Nazarene University and ...
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