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Volume 6, Issue 1

December 2021

Table of Content

    1. Editorial by Harvey Kwiyani

    2. African Pentecostal Church Life in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Analysis and Proposals by Justice Anquandah Arthur

    3. Religious and Theological Responses to the Phenomenon of Pandemics in Nigeria by Ruth M. Oyeniyi

    4. Missionary Bible Transliterations Complicating Selection of Funeral Songs and Readings During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Edmore Dube

    5. Perceptions and Reactions of Rwandan Christians To COVID-19: A Case Study of Muhanga District by Françoise Niyonsaba

    6. The Impact of 1918 Influenza and COVID-19 on Christianity in Nigeria and the Response of Christians by Moses Iliya Ogidis and Akarama Dan Jr

    7. African Congregations Adapting to COVID-19: Conversations with African Christian nurses in Britain by Harvey C. Kwiyani and Paul Ayokunle
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Editorial

Harvey Kwiyani

African Pentecostal Church Life in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Analysis and Proposals

Justice Anquandah Arthur

Religious and Theological Responses to the Phenomenon of Pandemics in Nigeria

Ruth M. Oyeniyi

Missionary Bible Transliterations Complicating Selection of Funeral Songs and Readings During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Edmore Dube

Perceptions and Reactions of Rwandan Christians To COVID-19: A Case Study of Muhanga District

Françoise Niyonsaba

The Impact of 1918 Influenza and COVID-19 on Christianity in Nigeria and the Response of Christians

Moses Iliya Ogidis and Akarama Dan Jr

African Congregations Adapting to COVID-19: Conversations with African Christian nurses in Britain

Harvey C. Kwiyani and Paul Ayokunle

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You will find here essays from various countries, (Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda, Zimbabwe and the UK) exploring issues pertinent to them in their own contexts. So you get to read about how Ghanaian Pentecostals and Rwandan Presbyterians have coped during the pandemic, and how Nigerian Christians have used the lessons from the 1918 pandemic to respond to COVID-19, how Bible (mis)translation in Zimbabwe makes it impossible to sing certain hymns in the light of the coronavirus pandemic and, finally, how African Christians in Britain have managed to huddle together and come out of the pandemic thriving. I pray you will find them informative and helpful.
Dr. Harvey Kwiyani
Executive Editor, MAJAM

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MAJAM is established to provide a critical scholarly commentary on the development of mission within African Christianity, and the study thereof, both in Africa and in the Diaspora. It is about mission and the African peoples. Anyone can contribute, regardless of whether they are African or not. Articles have to reflect mission by or among Africans, in Africa or elsewhere. Subject of interest include African theology, African philosophy, African religions, leadership and others.

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