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1	The confusion in understanding salvation in Christian religion by African christian people as it relates to salvation in African traditional religion hampers the building up of the local church Modiboa, Boikanyo Joel. January 1900 (has links) Thesis (MA(Practical Theology)--University of Pretoria, 2006? / Includes bibliographical references (p. 92-94)
2	The missiological dimensions of African ecclesiology Andriatsimialomananarivo, Solomon 11 1900 (has links) The growth of the Church in Africa, namely at numerical level, is tremendous. However, we notice that her impact on society and public life is not so visible as the growth is, since Christian values are embodied by Christians. Yet, the Church has huge human resources, pastors, missionaries, lay leaders and theologians. The challenge for the Church in Africa is to incarnate and inculturate these values and the living message of the Gospel. In this thesis we question the co-operation between the Church and mission agencies, between native pastors and western missionaries. We notice that since 150 years, there has been a huge gap between these two entities. This is due to the fact that Theology and Missiology look like two lines that never meet. This situation leads us to revisit not only the current paradigm Church-Mission but also the current link between Theology and Missiology. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / D.Th. (Missiology) Church Mission Typology of Churches Typology of Missions Paradigm Christian values Inculturation Humanisation Sanctification Ontological approach Functional approach Ecclesiology Missiology 262.0011096 Christian union -- Africa Church growth -- Africa Missions -- Theory -- History Mission of the church
3	The missiological dimensions of African ecclesiology Andriatsimialomananarivo, Solomon 11 1900 (has links) The growth of the Church in Africa, namely at numerical level, is tremendous. However, we notice that her impact on society and public life is not so visible as the growth is, since Christian values are embodied by Christians. Yet, the Church has huge human resources, pastors, missionaries, lay leaders and theologians. The challenge for the Church in Africa is to incarnate and inculturate these values and the living message of the Gospel. In this thesis we question the co-operation between the Church and mission agencies, between native pastors and western missionaries. We notice that since 150 years, there has been a huge gap between these two entities. This is due to the fact that Theology and Missiology look like two lines that never meet. This situation leads us to revisit not only the current paradigm Church-Mission but also the current link between Theology and Missiology. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / D.Th. (Missiology) Church Mission Typology of Churches Typology of Missions Paradigm Christian values Inculturation Humanisation Sanctification Ontological approach Functional approach Ecclesiology Missiology 262.0011096 Christian union -- Africa Church growth -- Africa Missions -- Theory -- History Mission of the church

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