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Earlier this year we hosted a conversation exploring the Pentecostal movement, and the insights that it can give us in our work of justice. The conversation was hosted by Megan Schilder, and the panelists included Nadine Bowers Du Toit, Luthando Tofu and Jonathan Martin, three Pentecostals from very different contexts
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In June we hosted an event seeking to celebrate the legacy of Black Theology and explore its gifts, its relevance and its shortfalls, and what we can learn from it as Jesus followers in our contexts. We heard a range of insights from various voices, including those of Nkosi Gola, Godfrey Harold, Ts…
In June we hosted an event seeking to celebrate the legacy of Black Theology and explore its gifts, its relevance and its shortfalls, and what we can learn from it as Jesus followers in our contexts. We heard a range of insights from various voices, including those of Nkosi Gola, Godfrey Harold, Ts…
Eight people (Ayanda Nxusani, Sesihle Manzini, Helene Visagie, Ashley Visagie, Wendy Lewin, Gillian Barlow, Lana Franks and Thandi Gamedze) who have been on a journey of collaboratively and reflectively reading Emmanuel Katongole's book, The Sacrifice of Africa: A Political Theology for Africa, got…
The Warehouse coordinates a network of church and faith-based organisation partners called RESPOND in responding to disasters largely local to Cape Town but increasingly further afield. In this episode we chat to Lester Cedras and Craig Stewart, who both play significant roles in the work of RESPON…
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