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    Ecclesiology in African Perspectives: [Ngaruiya, David K., and Rodney L. Reed, eds. Ecclesiology in Africa]

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    Date
    2026
    Author
    Mwailu, Daniel
    Type
    Other
    Language
    en
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    Abstract
    An article-length critical review of Ecclesiology in Africa, edited by David K. Ngaruiya, and Rodney L. Reed, ASET Series 9 (Carlisle, Cambria, UK: Langham Global Library, 2024).
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    https://africanchristiantheology.org/index.php/act/article/view/276/?
    http://africanchristiantheology.org
    //doi.org/10.69683/5488b464
    https://africanchristiantheology.org/index.php/act/article/view/276/180
    http://repository.anu.ac.ke/handle/123456789/1302
    Citation
    Mwailu, Daniel. "Ecclesiology in African Perspectives." African Christian Theology 3, no. 2 (September 2026). https://doi.org/10.69683/5488b464.**
    Publisher
    Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa (ACTEA)
    Subject
    Book review essay
    Daniel Mwailu
    Christian mission
    Church leadership
    Church identity
    Christian ministry
    Contextual theology
    Christian Church
    African theology
    Church in Africa
    African Christianity
    Ecclesiology
    African ecclesiology
    Description
    This article presents a critical review of Ecclesiology in Africa, edited by David K. Ngaruiya and Rodney L. Reed. It examines African perspectives on ecclesiology, exploring theological understandings of the Church within African Christian contexts. The review engages with the contributions of various scholars on the nature, identity, mission, leadership, and practices of the Church in Africa. It highlights the significance of contextual theological reflection in understanding and developing ecclesiology that responds to African historical, cultural, and religious realities.
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