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40th Anniversary Lecture by Rev. Prof. Emeritus John Samuel Pobee
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New Answers to Prayer and Prayer Requests as of August 2011
The Center for the Study of African Instituted Churches (CESAIC)
The seminary is in the process of establishing The Center for the Study of African Instituted Churches (CESAIC). This is in line with one of the three principles for the establishment of the seminary - to document various religious experiences of African Instituted Church (AIC) leaders. Founders of the seminary were of the view that such documentations will facilitate the understanding of the doctrines and practices of AICs.
Despite the mammoth growth and influence of AICs there is no centre in Africa where one can go and have access to their histories, religious experiences, social contributions, activities, etc. In Europe, the Selly Oak College of the University of Birmingham in the city of Birmingham is the only place such a center is located. Harold Turner, one of the foremost researchers of the AICs, established the Selly Oak center at a time when political instability was rife in many African countries. Many Africans do not have the resources to visit the center due to its location in Europe. In fact, some people even doubt the usefulness of the center due to its location.
Planned to be the foremost educational center for the training of AICs, it is just prudent to establish The Center for the Study of African Instituted Churches (CESAIC).
A book is available that is a practical introduction to AICs and their call to mission. It was co-written by Rev. Dr. Thomas Oduro, Principal of GNTCS. Please click here.
Click to read online The Journal of African Instituted Church Theology, published by GNTCS.
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Those who want to mail their donations directly may do so to P. O. Box AN 6484, Accra, Ghana.
Collection points in the US are:
Steve Wiebe-Johnson
Africa Director, Mennonite Mission Network
PO Box 370
Elkhart, IN 46515-0370
Phone: 574-523-3072
Toll Free in the USA: 1-866-866-2872 E-mail: SteveW@MennoniteMission.net
Annette Jones
East/West Interknit
PO Box 270333
St Paul, MN 55127
651-765-2550
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