• THE RELEVANCE OF CHURCH DISCIPLINE TO CHURCH GROWTH IN KENYA 

  OLANG, JIM ROBERTO (2020-11-30)
• DIVORCE AND REMARRIAGE: 

  KIMITI, PHILIP KING'OO (2020-10-30)
• A PHILOSOPHICAL STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE INTELLIGENT DESIGN OF THE BRAIN TO PROVE GOD’S EXISTENCE BY THEOLOGY GRADUATES IN CITAM ASSEMBLIES, NAIROBI KENYA 

  NYARANGI, JUDITH NYANCHAMA (2020-07-11)

  The examination of explicit arguments and prospects to proof the existence or non- existence of God is necessary in these contemporary times, to help bring non- believers and atheists to faith. This conversation and ...
• THE CONTROVERSY OF WOMEN ORDINATION FOR MINISTRY 

  WENDOT, BETTY T. (Africa international University, 2019-06-06)

  The Study sought to investigate the factors that affect Women ordination in Africa Inland Church (AIC) Kenya. The research focused on Nairobi South West Region. The design of the research was a mixed one in which part of ...
• THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH IN SHAPING POLITICS IN KENYA: A CASE STUDY OF CHRIST IS THE ANSWER MINISTRIES (CITAM) 

  KARANJA, MUGANE CHARLES (Africa international University, 2019-06-07)

  The study has examined the role of the Church in response to the political issues that are affecting Christians in Kenya in general and specifically in Nairobi. The study was structured on the belief that the Church lacks ...
• THE RELEVANCE OF SPECIAL REVELATION IN AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CHURCHES: A CASE STUDY OF THE AKURINU CHURCH IN NYANDARUA COUNTY – KENYA 

  GITAHI, DANIEL NJAGI (Africa international University, 2019-07-04)

  The African Independent Churches (AICs) phenomenon also known as ‘independency’ appeared in the African continent in the late 19th century and early in the twentieth century. It occurred as a result of the Africans being ...
• A CASE STUDY ON THE RELEVANCE OF LADY PASTORS IN AFRICA INLAND CHURCH KENYA MAKUENI AREA 

  MWENGEI, RABECCA KATUNGE (Africa international University, 2019-07-01)

  The study aimed at examining the role of Lady Pastors as well as their significance in Africa Inland Church Makueni Area. This is in line with the scriptures which indicate importance of women and how they are committed ...
• A syntactical study of the WAW- Consecutive and how it affects Biblical Hebrew Discourse:An Application to the Book of Ruth with special attention to the concept of use../ 

  Butorano, Aminadab (2014-05-26)

  The purpose of this study was threefold: (i) a question of general interest, i.e., to help understand important issues surrounding the study of the waw-consecutive phenomenon and the dichotomy mainline-exposition, in ...
• The Encounter between Modernity and the Ja'aliyin Muslim Families of Khartoum :Implications for Christiantiy Witness 

  Mweu, Peter Bernard (2014-05-26)

  Family is regarded as a cornerstone of a healthy and balanced Muslim society. This study explored the encounter between modernity and Ja'aliyin Muslim families in Khartoum - Sudan. Participant observation was used to ...
• An Exegetical Study of John 8:12 With Special Attention Given to the Imagery of Light In The Old Testament as Its Background 

  Boyo, Bernard (2014-05-23)
• A Missiological study of the Phenomenon of Spirit Possession among the Munyoyaya women in the Madogo location, Tana River district in Kenya :a Response to I.M. Lewis' theory of Deprivation 

  Wang'ombe, Judy Wanjiru (2014-05-22)

  The Munyoyaya women are part ofthe larger Munyoyaya people group who inhabit the Tana River district in Kenya. They are a minority tribal group considered to be part of the Oromo language group. They are predominantly ...
• The Textual Character of the Seventh century Corrections to Codex Sinaiticus in Romans, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, and Hebrews :with a Comparison of the Textual Decision Reflected in the Equivalent Ebembe Text 

  Msambelwa, Nepa Wa (2014-05-22)

  The present thesis sets out to ascertain the nature of the texts used by seventh century correctors of Codex Sinaiticus, symbolized. The thesis also seeks to determine how far the Ebembe New Testament agrees with either ...
• A Critique of Biblical Authority in John Mbiti's Theology 

  Rogho, J.M. Onoriode (2014-05-13)
• The concept of power or authority in Jeremiah 22:1-9, 13-23 with implications for Africa 

  Katho, Bungishabaku (2014-05-09)

  God alone is the perfect ruler and his power is dependent upon none. Human beings who possess power can rightly exercise it only if they acknowledge that their power is delegated. God made it clear to the Israelites, ...
• The Concept of Sin in African worldview :with Special Reference to the Lugbara People of the Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC) 

  Anguandia, Enosh Adia Edre (2014-05-09)

  In this ethnographic case study I have explored the religious and cultural understanding of sin in African worldview in general and the Lugbara view of sin in particular in the Democratic Republic of Congo. I engaged in ...
• A study of the Abagusii cultural practices and their effects on the mission work of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kenya 

  Osugo, John Nyang'au (2014-05-09)
• The Use of The New Testament Greek Text : A Critique of the Eclectic Textual Critical Method 

  Foullah, Leopold Abdulai (2014-05-09)
• Women preachers and leaders :examination of New Testament teaching with focus on 1 Timothy 2:11-15 

  Makau, Agnes (2014-05-07)

  The Thesis discusses women preachers and leaders by examining the New Testament teaching with a focus on 1Timothy 2: 11-15. This is presented in five chapters. Chapter One is mainly introduction encompassing the ...
• A Biblical Solution to Kongo Witchcraft 

  Hukema, Lammert (2014-04-28)

  Various traditional beliefs and practices, especially those related to kindoki (Kongo magic and witchcraft), still exist among the Bakongo in the Lower Zaire, and form an obstacle to the spiritual growth of the Kongo ...
• A critique of Canaan Banana's theology 

  Gahamya, Emmanuel (2014-04-10)

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