eDARE 2022: Liberated From Surveillance; Liberated For Symbiosis: Towards a Political Spirituality of Watching

You might also like

DARE 2025 | Keynote Address – Prof. Jung Mo Sung

DARE 2025 | Keynote Address – Prof. Sarojini Nadar

eDARE 2022: Decolonising Priesthood: Reconstructing the Priestly role of Women in the Hebrew Bible

eDARE 2022: Dalit Theology & Mission

eDARE 2022: Islamophobia

eDARE 2022: Blow Gabriel Blow – A queer trumpet in a disrupting song of liberation

eDARE 2022: If I stay home, what shall my children eat? African Church women and the concept of survival during the Covid19 pandemic

eDARE 2022: When Education is the oppressor; A review of the role of the Church in Zambia’s Education system steeped in a Capitalist Colonialism

eDARE 2022: Theology and Arts: “Freedom through Authenticity”

eDARE 2022: Between Class and Tribe: Recovering the contribution of Tanzanian Ujamaa Biblical intepretation

eDARE 2022: Agasala: A Reconstruction of the theology of sin from a New Zealand born Samoan woman’s Perspective

eDARE 2022: Post-Liberation, Stress and African Youth

Back to top