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PROSPECTUS2007/2008 Programs |
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The following is the list of courses that have been prepared by various lecturers for the 2007/2008 programs. Student pre-registration determines whether a particular course is taught. A separate booklet (Course Catalogue) is available with the course outlines and descriptions. It is sent to all who formally apply. All courses are taught on a post-graduate level. However, courses are open to undergraduates who are resident in Africa when it can be shown that a person has the skills to do post-graduate study. 2007/2008 SEMESTER PROGRAMS COURSE OFFERINGS Classes taught on MONDAYS 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm ______ African Traditional Religion Interprets the Bible ______ Spirituality, Personhood and Psychotherapy in an African Context ______ Contemporary Political and Economic Realities in Kenya ______ Church in Contemporary Africa: Its Political, Social and Economic Situation Classes taught on TUESDAYS 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm ______ Introduction to Islam in Eastern Africa ______ Gospel and Culture: The African Experience ______ African Cultures: An Overview* ______ African Feminist/Womanist Theology: A Source for African Christian Theology Classes taught on WEDNESDAYS 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm ______ Sociology of Development/Underdevelopment in African Religion ______ Introduction to East African Art ______ African Traditional Spirituality ______ African Christian Theology: Historical and Systematic Development. Classes taught on THURSDAYS 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm ______ African Traditional Religion: Major Beliefs, Practices and Contemporary Forms ______ African Marriage and Family: Challenge and Change ______ Introduction to East African Literature: Focus on Religious Conflicts ______ Justice and Peace in East Africa Classes taught on FRIDAYS 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm ______ Ideology and Practice of Health Ministry in Contemporary Africa: Traditional and Western ______ African Independent Churches: Authentic Integration or Separation from Christianity ______ Sage Philosophy: The Root of African Philosophy and Religion ______ Moral Teaching and Practices of African Traditional Religion
2009 IMMERSION PROGRAMS COURSE OFFERINGS First Immersion Session May 27 -- June 19, 2008. ______ African Cultures: An Overview* ______ African Traditional Religion Interprets the Bible ______ African Feminist/Womanist Theology: A Source for African Christian Theology ______ Contemporary Political and Economic Realities in Kenya ______ Sociology of Development/Underdevelopment in African Religion ______ Introduction to East African Art ______ Towards the Inculturation of Religious Community Life in Africa ______ African Christian Theology: Historical and Systematic Development ______ Spirituality, Personhood and Psychotherapy in an African Context ______ Gospel and Culture: The African Experience
Second Immersion Session June 24 -- July 17, 2007 ______ African Cultures: An Overview* ______ African Traditional Religion: Major Beliefs, Practices and Contemporary Forms ______ African Marriage and Family: Challenge and Change ______ Introduction to East African Literature: Focus on Religious Conflicts ______ Justice and Peace in East Africa ______ Church in Contemporary Africa: its political, social and economic situation ______ Introduction to Islam in Eastern Africa ______ Ideology and Practice of Health Ministry in Contemporary Africa: Traditional and Western ______ Sage Philosophy: The Root of African Philosophy and Religion ______ Moral Teaching and Practices of African Traditional Religion ______ African Traditional Spirituality * The course, "African Cultures: An Overview," is repeated in each session as it is a required course for those in the Master degree and Diploma programs, and a popular course for students new to Africa. ... return to: ... continue to: |
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