Vol. 8 No. 3 (2022): Stellenbosch Theological Journal

THE MURRAY FAMILY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA 1822-2022

Published: 2022-05-17

General Articles (articles from all theological disciplines)

• A precarious hybridity war, mission, nationalism, anti-nationalism and the Murray family of South Africa

  Retief Muller

  1-25

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• Medical work and Nyasaland missionaries reflecting on the life of Pauline Pretorius (née Murray)

  Lizelle Smit

  27-49

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• Tracing the Murray family's footprints during the founding years of the Dutch Reformed Church Free State and the Reformed Church in Zambia

  Gideon van der Watt

  51-73

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• The role and influence of Andrew Murray Jr in missions within the Dutch Reformed Church and in wider context

  Martin Pauw

  75–101

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• Nurturing a missional spirituality any lessons to learn from the ministry of Andrew Murray Jr (1828-1917)?

  Willie van der Merwe

  103-117

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• Andrew Murray’s “Missionary Problem” addressing the gap between the spiritual and the everyday lives of church members

  Attie van Niekerk

  119–137

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• Andrew Murray Jr as entrepreneur

  Montagu Murray

  139–162

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• Yesterday, today, and tomorrow Grey College in Bloemfontein as living legacy of Andrew Murray as educationalist

  Johan Van der Merwe

  163-179

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• Rooted in Christ. Rooted in Wellington. Reflections on the contextual character of spirituality

  Isabel Murray, Lisel Joubert

  181–202

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• A love affair in the Dutch Reformed Church a reflection

  Erik De Jongh

  203–224

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• Andrew Murray Jr and the practice of spiritual reading

  Lisel Joubert

  203–242

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• In "conversation" with Andrew Murray Jr on Johannine Spirituality God’s presence in Christ’s absence in the Fourth Gospel

  Elna Mouton

  243–256

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Editorial

• Editorial Acknowledging our past

  Robert Vosloo

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