Making Connections
Integrative Theological Education in Africa by Marilyn Naidoo (ed)
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https://doi.org/10.17570/stj.2022.v8n2.br1Abstract
Theological education has a remarkable impact on the Christian leader-ship, mission, and other ministries of the congregations. Therefore, it is of utmost significance to regularly review theological discourse, curriculum, pedagogy, and institutional systems (pp. 4, 35). The book mentioned above is one of the seminal works edited by Prof Marilyn Naidoo concerning the development of theological education in Africa. It explores how integration within African theological education is understood and can be implemented by applying appropriate theological, philosophical, and pedagogical tools (pp. 4, 6).
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