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An index of all the pages on the SAMS web site The home page of the SAMS web site Information about the aims and objects of SAMS and how one may become a member. The Southern African Missiological Society publishes the journal Missionalia three times a year, with articles, reviews and abstracts dealing with Christian mission. African Initiated Churches (AICs) are the fastest-growing Christian groups in many parts of Africa. This page gives some introductory information about them, a list of AIC researchers, and links for some articles where more information can be found. There are several electronic forums for discussing missiological topics. These are available both as e-mail mailing lists or as BBS echo conferences. Links to mission-related web pages in Africa and around the world. You may find more information about how to get in touch with the committee on the SAMS information page. You may use the following addresses for e-mail enquiries: Administration - for information about membership, subscriptions to Missionalia, annual congress, etc. Webmaster - for comments on these web pages, suggestions for links or improvements etc. Sign our Guestbook You are visitor number to this page since 28 January 1998 View old Guestbook

List of articles African Independent Churches - judgment through terminology? by Stephen Hayes African "Jews" for Jesus - mission among the Lemba, by Magdel le Roux African Pentecostals and the ancestors - confrontation or compromise, by Allan Anderson The Berlin Mission and the challenges of colonial South Africa, by Gunther Pakendorf The Bulhoek tragedy, by Joan Millard Challenges and prospects for research into AICs in Southern Africa, by Allan Anderson Charismatic congregations and social justice, by G. Francois Wessels Cherokee traditional religion and Christianity, by Frederick Hale Christian responses to witchcraft and sorcery by Stephen Hayes The church in the public sphere, by Phil Robinson Dealing lightly with the wound of my people? The TRC process in theological perspective, by Tinyiko Sam Maluleke Deconstructing Sundkler: syncretism and Bethesda-type AICS by Stephen Hayes Discovering the roots of ritual, by Madge Karecki Empowering the poor, by Cornel du Toit Frederick Modise and the International Pentecost Church, by Allan Anderson The hermeneutical processes of Pentecostal-type African Initiated Churches in South Africa, by Allan Anderson Identification and intercultural communication of the gospel, by Sandra Gourdet Indigenous charismatic missions in West Africa, by Matthews J. Ojo Mission and lifestyle - the need for new patterns, by Attie van Niekerk Mission in post-perestroika Russia, by Johannes Reimer Missionary in its very nature. by Willem Saayman Nationalism, violence and reconciliation, by Stephen Hayes Orthodox mission in tropical Africa by Stephen Hayes Presbyterian ecclesiology in southern Malawi, 1881-1993, by Kenneth R. Ross Psalm 47, by J. du Preez Religious ritual as a key to wholeness in mission, by Madge Karecki Rwanda: genocide and Christian mission, by Dons Kritzinger Subversive subservience: Z.K. Matthews and missionary education in South Africa, by Willem Saayman Western medicine - secularised and secularising, by Gerard Jansen Women's research from the periphery by Annalet van Schalkwyk Missiological Discussions If you would like to discuss these (or any other) missiological articles, you are welcome to join one or more of our missiological discussion forums. For more information about African Christianity, see Christian network links for Africa. This is a series of links to church web pages in Africa, or ones that have substantial information about Christianity in Africa. This can be easier than using a search engine, because search engines often produce too many irrelevant hits. . WoYaa! - Africa Search If you didn't find what you were looking for on this page, you can click on the Awesome Christian sites button for a search engine for other Christian web sites. If you found this site useful, you can also click on the button to vote for it. You may find other Southern African web pages by clicking on the StartHERE link below: A member of the Science and Theology Web Ring [ Previous | Next | Random Site | List Sites ]