Book review: Ancestral Feeling
Philip Lockley reviews a profoundly stimulating and personal book on the faith heritage received through colonial missionary movements.
Sustainability, African identity and climate justice
Israel Olofinjana critiques western notions of sustainability and offers a different model for climate justice.
African congregations adapting to COVID-19
Harvey Kwiyani and Paul Ayokunle identify the distinct way in which the pandemic was understood and confronted as both a spiritual and medical battleground.
Finding my place
“Isn’t Christianity the white man’s religion?” Rosie Hopley is on a quest to unearth a broader, wider and more global narrative.
Rivers in the desert
Sheila Akomiah-Conteh argues that African Christianity is a revitalising force in British Christianity.
Editorial: The gift of African diaspora churches in the UK
Harvey Kwiyani and Colin Smith introduce this issue of ANVIL journal of theology and mission.
Finding my place
Rosie Hopley shares why she’s joined the first cohort of students on the African Christian Diaspora route of the CMS MA course
Start of a new movement?
"We’re hoping to create a movement of post-colonial missionaries able to work across cultures and races,” says Harvey Kwiyani.
Just Imagine – Afrofuturism
Lusa Nsenga-Ngoy, BAME mission and ministry enabler for Leicester Diocese, talks of imagination as a desire to live in a transformed world.
Book review: The Forgotten Creed
Paul Thaxter is impressed by an argument that "us and them" thinking was ruled out by an early Christian creed.
