- Gaborone, South-East, Botswana
Sandra Freeman
University of Manchester, Religions and Theology, Graduate Student
Following
Adriana Myland
Jim Harries
Anthropology, Languages and Linguistics, Linguistics, Theology, and 34 morePostcolonial Studies, Church History, Development, Christianity, Magic, Missiology, African American Culture, Kenya, Theological Education, Swahili, Zambia, Swahili (Languages And Linguistics), Post Modernism, Kiswahili, African Independent Churches, language learning and teaching, Kiswahili and English linguistics, African Indigenous Churches, Luo orthography, Marxism, Development Theories And Policies, Imperialism, World System, Dependency Theory, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Religion, Leadership, Anthropology of Religion/ Theories of Conversion/ Religious Pluralism In Modern Africa/ Social Sciences and Missions Studies/ Photography and Anthropology/ Anthropology of Health/ Health, Medicine & Religions/ Alternative Movements., Swahili Language and Bantu languages, Vulnerable Mission, Conceptual Metaphor, Cultural linguistics, Tanzania, and COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Chris Flanders
Facework, Honor-Shame culture, Honor, Shame Theory, and 22 moreFace and facework, Guilt/shame (Psychology), Face and Facework Theory, The Human experience of shame, Shame and Guilt, Guilt, shame, fear based cultures, Guilt, Shame, and Trauma, Honor and Shame, Honour and Shame Culture, Shame Theory, Guilt, Thai Studies, Thai History, Shame and Honor, Self-Conscious Emotions, World Missions, Missiology and Mission Theology, Missiology, Missiology (Religion), Christian Theology and Missiology, Contextual Missiology, Missiology and Culture, and Postcolonial Missiology
Martin Munyao
Missiology and Mission Theology, Missions and Contextualization, Contextual Missiology, Missions, and 26 moreReligion and Globalization, Contextualization, African Biblical Hermeneutics, Mission Studies, Honor and Shame, Honor-Shame culture, Dueling and Codes of Honor, Culture of Honor, Religion and migration, Peace and Conflict Studies, Mission and Migration, World Christianity, Inter-religious Dialogue, African Women's Studies, Decolonisation, African American biblical hermeneutics, Inculturation Theology, African Christianity, Colonial Violence, Scramble for Africa, Womanist Biblical Interpretation, Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, Black Biblical Interpretations, Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism, Countering Violent Extremism, and Migration and COVİD-19 Pandemic