Book Review: The Mystery of the Church: Applying Paul’s Ecclesiology in Africa
Abstract
This book review examines Fabrice S. Katembo’s The Mystery of the Church: Applying Paul’s Ecclesiology in Africa. The book explores the Pauline understanding of the Church and its relevance to African Christian contexts. It considers the nature, identity, mission, and communal responsibilities of the Church through the lens of Paul’s ecclesiology, with implications for Christian ministry, church life, and theological reflection in Africa.
Citation
Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological and Practical Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition, 1(1), 91–93 (2022)Publisher
Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological and Practical Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition
Subject
Book ReviewFabrice S. Katembo
J. Frazier Russell
Church mission
Biblical theology
Christian ministry
African Christianity
Apostle Paul
Pauline theology
Ecclesiology
Church
Description
The book explores the Pauline understanding of the Church and its relevance to African Christian contexts. It considers the nature, identity, mission, and communal responsibilities of the Church through the lens of Paul’s ecclesiology, with implications for Christian ministry, church life, and theological reflection in Africa.