Black Evangelical Women Build Community: Readings, Practices, and Spiritualities from Everyday Life
How do Black women sustain communities of faith, and what happens when the very communities they nurture fail to honour their dignity and leadership? In
Negotiated Lives: Faith, Agency and Mobility of Young Migrant Women Domestic Workers in South Africa
How do undocumented young migrant women draw on faith to navigate the realities of migration, work, and survival? In this paper, Dr Mutale Mulenga Kaunda explores the
Re-membering and Re-imagining the Presence of Women Beyond Nicaea
This year is the 1700th anniversary of the opening of the Council of Nicaea, which took place in Asia Minor in the year 325. This
Samuel Escobar’s Missiological Christ: Dialogue with An African Pentecostal Theologian
Dr. Kaunda was invited by the Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana (FTL) to participate, alongside many renowned Latin American and global theologians, in an online consultation on
Theological Education Needs to Be Decolonized and Reformed
This article was first published as a blog in Mission.de – a german website for mission information run by The Evangelical Mission Worldwide (EMW). German