Stellenbosch Theological Journal

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Centring gender transformation in African seminaries

The obstacles encountered by women in the field of theological education extend beyond their historical underrepresentation and encompass the definition, formation, and structure of theological education. This is because existing theological educatio...

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Enhancing quality and alignment in theological education

The Council on Higher Education plays a pivotal role in ensuring the quality of theological education within South Africa’s higher education landscape. Nonetheless, Private Theological Institutions (PTIs) have faced increased scrutiny in their operat...

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On (c)entering Allan Boesak’s contribution on African Christian preaching and decolonisation?

This article critically explores in a threefold manner what Allan Boesak’s oeuvre might contribute towards preaching and (the decolonisation of) decolonisation in our context. First, by way of breaking the ice, I shall introduce (my) Boesak’s attract...

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Kereke ya moya (digital ecclesiology)

A 2012 empirical study by Beger, Sinha and Pawelczyk mentions that South Africa has a mobile subscription of 100.48% and the highest number of households with more than one mobile phone. Members of township Pentecostal Charismatic Churches (PCCs) are...

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Healing Touch

In an age increasingly mediated by digital technology, this article explores how South African Pentecostal churches engage with digital faith practices, particularly regarding healing, presence, and embodiment. Rooted in ecclesial theology and Africa...

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“Ungalichamel’iqolomba”

This paper explores a specific metaphor, (ungalichameli iqolomba), shedding light on its meaning, dissecting its layers, and developing theoretical insights into the profound interrelationships and connections it encapsulates. Furthermore, it seeks t...