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Meetings & Conferences

• Preamble

Hokma events are to be relished and reserved! Please, use the info given on this page to plan ahead for the events; if a meeting or conf. has been held but you would like info on it, contact us: meetings@hokmahouse.org; hokmahouse@gmail.org. To get more info on each event given below, go to downloads for the relevant forms and flyers.

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WELCOME TO

THE VIRTUAL INAUGURATION OF THE HOKMA GCE (GLOBAL CONSULTATION on EDUCATION) FORUM:

THIS EVENT WILL HOLD ON 30th JUNE 2022 @ GMT 08:00 / WAT – NIGERIA)

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NOTE: PHYSICAL ATTENDANCE IS LIMITED & FREE! THERE IS NO MANUAL REGISTRATION AT THE VENUE. SEATING ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SEATED. VENUE: EYN TECH CENTRE, JOS (OPP. PLATEAU STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY)

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VIRTUAL ATTENDEES: Please, use the Zoom invitation & link below to join the meeting. Online registration has been waived, but attendees will be given access by the Administrator:

Hokma House is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: A Global Consultation on Education (GCE) Forum 2022 (Focus: Africa)
Time: Jun 30, 2022 08:00 West Central Africa

Join Zoom Meeting
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GET ACQUAINTED WITH LEADING INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHERS AND THEIR SELECT NEW & RECENT WORKS

@ GCE FORUM 2022  

Columbia University Press, USA

The Origins of Neoliberalism: Modeling the economy from Jesus to Foucault

Why Trust Matters: An Economist’s Guide . . .

A Culture of Ambiguity: An alternative history of Islam 

The Quality of Growth in Africa

Orbis Books, USA

Why Africa matters

HIV & AIDS in Africa: Christian reflection, public health . . .

Beyond Christendom: Globalization, African migration . . .

University of Rochester Press, USA/UK

Ethics and Society in Nigeria: Identity, history and political theory

Bloomsbury, UK

Qur’anic Hermeneutics: Between Science, History and the Bible 

Education and International Development (2nd ed, cover),

Cambridge University Press, UK

Biblical interpretation & philosophical hermeneutics

Langham Publishing/Hippo Books, UK

African Public Theology

Missio Politica

Rowman & Littlefield International, UK/University Press of America

New Rules for Global Justice: Structural redistribution in the global economy

Religious Activism in the Global Economy . . .

Africa’s Social and Religious Quest

Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands

Professional Power and Skill Use in the ‘Knowledge Economy’: A class analysis

Mediating Learning in Higher Education in Africa: From critical thinking to social justice pedagogies

Critical Theorizations of Education

 and more . . . __________________________________________________

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GO THROUGH THE YEAR WITH NEW THINKING ABOUT AN EDUCATION THAT WILL SHAPE AND TRANSFORM THE EXPANDING ‘KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY’  

@

THE GLOBAL CONSULTATION on EDUCATION (GCE) FORUM

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BEGIN IN MID-YEAR TO END THE YEAR WITH FRESH IDEAS THAT WILL PROPEL YOU INTO NEW HORIZONS, BEYOND THE ‘KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY’!

 

@ HOKMA GCE FORUM (30 JUNE):

FREE REGISTRATION FOR ONLINE & PHYSICAL FORUMS!

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GLOBAL CONSULTATION on EDUCATION

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A PREMIER CHRISTIAN FORUM FOR ENGAGING CLASSICAL, CRITICAL & CONTEMPORARY DISCOURSES ON EDUCATION

GCE Focus: AFRICA (General)

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14-15 JANUARY 2022 (& 30 JUNE 2022: VIRTUAL)

@ ABUJA, NIGERIA (program/venue will be sent to those registered)

To register, click on or copy Url to your browser: https://bit.ly/GCEAbuja2022 

Closing: 31 December!

Fee: N20K (Nigeria)/ $50 (Others)

Who Should Attend? Christian Educators, Policy Makers & Stakeholders/ Leaders of Basic (Primary & Secondary) Education and Higher Education.

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Exposition:

In its historical journey, education has figured prominently (whether by default or general proxy) in: religion, philosophy, politics/government, economy, business and society, as to suggest its pivotal role in human culture, institutions, civilization and progress. While often exploited, its key role has not always been recognized or compensated by policy-makers and education’s stakeholders/ leaders. The GCE forum blazes a new path in Christian classical, critical and contemporary discourses on education in Africa. It aims to: propel  education in Africa to new levels via the Christian faith channel, traversing  antiquity to (post-) modernity; engage with African issues/problems via new thinking, research, analysis; and foster the desired self-/social-transformation via a new ordering of society/social offers for Africa’s new citizens.

T H E M E:

THE FAITH FACTOR IN MISSION-DRIVEN EDUCATION: SELF-FORMATION, SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION & NEW CREATIONS 

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C O V E R I N G  (SEVEN PROGRAM THEMATIC AREAS DEFINED):

FIDES/VIDEN: THE FAITH FACTOR IN MISSION-DRIVEN EDUCATION (KEYNOTE/PLENARY)

VIDA/VENTURA: SELF-FORMATION, SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION & NEW CREATIONS VIA (CHRISTIAN) EDUCATION (WORKSHOP)

VERITAS/VIVA: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF ISSUES/PROBLEMS FOR EDUCATION (IN AFRICA) vis-à-vis TRUTH AND EQUITY (SEMINAR)

DIVA/VITAL STATS: A DEEP INSTITUTIONAL PROFILING/CRITICAL REVIEW vis-à-vis REIGNING ‘CONCEPTUALIZATIONS’ OF (CHRISTIAN) EDUCATION GLOBALLY.

RITA: MOVING FROM BASIC PRIMARY, MIDDLE & SENIOR HIGH TO HIGHER EDUCATION: A CASE OF DECREASING OR INCREASING RETURNS? (PRESENTATION)

VISTA: MISSING LINKS IN THE ‘EDUCATION NETWORK SYSTEM’: CALLS FOR EDUCATIONAL PARADIGMS TO CREATE NEW WORLDS (WORKSHOP)

CIVITAS/VIRTU:  DEVELOPING AND DEPLOYING VIRTUE FOR A RESPONSIBLE AND RIGHTS-BASED DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION TO BUILD SOCIETY

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NOTICES:

On Covid-19: All (inter-) national protocols observed  (visit: https://nitp.ncdc.gov.ng/; https://ncdc.gov.ng/)

For more info on registration/paper presentation, please email: hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com

For Conf Inquiries, write: hokmahouse@gmail.com Visit www.hokmahouse.org

Phone: +234 703 155 4297 (sms only)

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MAIN SPEAKERS/PROFILES:

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2021 HOKMA TRILOGY (27 SEP-2 OCT)

Join us virtually for an open, free, KEYNOTE ADDRESS FOR THE SALT 2021 THEME: THE PROBLEM, PROGRESS AND PROSPECT OF  EDUCATION: FROM ANTIQUITY TO (POST-) MODERNITY.

KEYNOTER: Dr. David S. Dockery is a Distinguished Professor of Theology and Interim Provost at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Texas, USA; the President Emeritus of Union University, USA; Chancellor and past President of Trinity International University, USA. He is also the founding President of the International Alliance for Christian Education (IACE), USA.

@ GMT Nigeria Time (WAST): 14:30

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UPDATE (01 OCT):

F2F MEETING STARTS @ 09:00 GMT, WAST/Nigeria Time

VENUE: ECWA WUSE II, 34 BLANTYRE STR WUSE 2 (OFF ADEMOLA ADETOKUNBO CRES, WUSE 2 (BY BARCELONA HOTEL)

Join us virtually for an open, free, KEYNOTE ADDRESS & LEAD PAPER on 1: MODELING THE NEXT ECONOMY; & 2. THE EARTH, ECONOMY AND EDUCATION: By Professor Bill Buenar Puplampu, VC, Central University, Accra, Ghana. GMT Nigeria Time (WAST): 10:00 a.m

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UPDATE (30 SEP): F2F MEETING STARTS @ 09:00 GMT, WAST/Nigeria Time

VENUE: POPE JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC CENTRE, 27 BANGUI STR, OFF ADEMOLA ADETOKUNBO CRES, WUSE 2 (CLOSE TO JEVINIK RESTAURANT)

Join us virtually for an open, free, paper presentation on ENGAGING THE SPIRIT WORLD IN PAULINE THEOLOGY by Dr. Daniel K. Darko, Wilson-Ockenga Professor of New Testament Studies @ Gordon College, USA Time: 12:00 GMT Nigeria Time (WAST) / Wenham Time: 7:00 a.m

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SALT CONF OPENS (30 SEP): F2F MEETING @ 15:00 – 17:00 GMT, WAST/Nigeria Time

VENUE: POPE JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC CENTRE, 27 BANGUI STR, OFF ADEMOLA ADETOKUNBO CRES, WUSE 2 (CLOSE TO JEVINIK RESTAURANT)

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UPDATE (29 SEP): F2F

MEETING STARTS @ 11:00 GMT, WAST/Nigeria Time

Join us virtually for an open, free, panoramic survey and treatment of suffering in the ancient Near East (ANE) and in the Book of Job! Don’t miss it! Lecture by Prof. C L Seow, Vanderbilt Univ, USA Time: 14:00 GMT Nigeria Time (WAST) / Nashville, Tennessee Time: 8:00 a.m

VIRTUAL NOTES/VENUE NEWS: 

1. TIME IS GIVEN IN GMT WEST AFRICAN TIME ZONE: NIGERIA TIME;

2. ALL THE FREE PLENARY SESSIONS WILL BE VIRTUAL AND LINKS TO FACEBOOK LIVE AND OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA LINKEDin AND ACADEMIA.EDU WILL BE POSTED HERE;

3. PLEASE, CHECK BELOW FOR TOPICS, DAYS AND TIMES: 2-HOUR MAX FOR EACH. VIRTUALS ARE FREE TO SEND IN Qs OR COMMENTS DURING THE INTERACTION PERIOD;

4. ENJOY YOUR FREE! VIRTUAL PARTICIPATION AT THE 2021 HOKMA TRILOGY CONF.

5. SBS WILL MEET @ ECWA WUSE II ON 29 SEP; SBS WILL END @ 14:00 ON 30 SEP @ POPE JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC CENTRE.

6. SALT WILL MEET @ ECWA WUSE II ON 1 OCT. VENUE CHANGE TO 2 OCT WILL BE COMMUNICATED.

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FREE VIRTUAL SESSIONS!

IBP:  27-28 SEP @ 08:30 -16:00

IBP FREE VIRTUAL SESSIONS:

• THE BIBLE STILL SPEAKS TODAY! Engaging the Power of Scripture for Transformation (DR. DANIEL DARKO, GORDON COLLEGE, USA, 27 SEP @14:00)

• REVIEW/PANEL DISCUSSION OF AGAINST PRINCIPALITIES AND POWERS (LANGHAM PUBLISHING, UK, 2020), 28 SEP @ 14:00

SBS:  FREE VIRTUAL SESSIONS  28 SEP (same as IBP)

29 SEP: WHEN GOOD PEOPLE SUFFER (DR. C. L. SEOW, VANDERBILT UNIV, USA, @ 14:00) @ ECWA WUSE II 

30 SEP: ENGAGING THE SPIRIT WORLD IN PAULINE THEOLOGY (DR. DANIEL DARKO, @ 13:00) @ POPE JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC CENTRE

SBS ENDS @ 14:00 

SALT FREE VIRTUAL SESSIONS

 30 SEP: OPENING @ 15:00 – 17:00 @ POPE JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC CENTRE

01 OCT: MODELING THE NEXT ECONOMY (DR. BILL PUPLAMPU, CENTRAL UNIVERSITY, GHANA: @10:00-12:00 @ ECWA WUSE II; & THE EARTH, ECONOMY AND EDUCATION, @ 16:00-18:00, @ ECWA WUSE II) 

02 OCT: THE PROBLEM, PROGRESS AND PROSPECT OF EDUCATION (DR. DAVID DOCKERY, SWBTS, TIU & UNION UNIV, USA @ 14:30-16:30, @ PJPII, WUSE 2–TBD)   

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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2021 HOKMA TRILOGY CONF, ABUJA

(CONFERENCE IS BOTH IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL/ZOOM)

Click to download official Flyer  https://www.academia.edu/50543224/2021_HOKMA_TRILOGY_CONFERENCE_ABUJA

2021 Annual Trilogy Conference (Abuja, Nigeria): Continuous Registration until 24 September

IBP (Institute for Biblical Preaching): @ ECWA Wuse II (by Barcelona Hotel) Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent.

Date: 27-28 September 2021 (Finalize registration @ 07:00)

SBS (Society of Biblical Scholars): @ Pope John Paul II Catholic Centre, Wuse II.

Date: 28-30 September 2021 (Finalize registration @ 07:00)

SALT (Society for African Life and Thought): @ Pope John Paul II Catholic Centre, Wuse II & @ ECWA Wuse II.

Date: 30 September-2 October 2021 (Finalize registration @ 13:00) 

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TRILOGY CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS: PANELS & SYMPOSIA

IBP – 27-28 SEP (for trained ministers of the Word, lecturers/students of practical theology & biblical scholars)

•  THE BIBLE STILL SPEAKS TODAY! Engaging the Power of Scripture for Transformation
• REVIEW/PANEL DISCUSSION OF AGAINST PRINCIPALITIES AND POWERS (LANGHAM PUBLISHING, UK, 2020)
• CONVERSATIONS: DOING ‘MINISTRY IN AFRICA TODAY’ (MAT): What are the Stakes?

SBS – 28-30 SEP (for lecturers/master’s cands & doctoral students in biblical studies & professional scholars of the Bible)

• DISCUSSION FOLLOWS PRESENTATIONS OF PAPERS AND LECTURES

SALT – 30 SEP-2 OCT (for professionals/scholars of socio-economics, politics, education & Christianity in Africa)

• MODELING THE NEXT ECONOMY—Beyond Agitation to Cogitation
• THE PROBLEM, PROGRESS AND PROSPECT OF EDUCATION: From Antiquity to (Post-) Modernity (Education’s proprietors, principals, professionals, practitioners, professors, presidents, pro-/vice-chancellors, prelates, PTAs and prime ministers—start your journey here!)
• THE EARTH, ECONOMY AND EDUCATION: Exploring their Critical Symbiosis for Human Progress

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PLENARY SPEAKERS—PRESENTERS—LECTURERS—KEYNOTERS

• Daniel K. Darko (PhD, King’s College London, UK)—Wilson-Ockenga Professor of Biblical Studies, and Director of Church Relations, Gordon College, USA)
• Choon-Leong Seow (PhD, Harvard University, USA)—Vanderbilt, Buffington, Cupples Chair in Divinity, Distinguished Professor of Hebrew Bible Vanderbilt University; was the Henry Snyder Gehman Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA
• David Dockery (PhD, University of Texas, USA)—Interim Provost, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Founding President, IACE:  International Association for Christian Education; Chancellor/Past President, Trinity International University; President Emeritus, Union University, USA
• Bill Buenar Puplampu (PhD, University of East London, UK) C.Psychol, FGA—Vice Chancellor and Professor of Organisational Behaviour, Central University, Ghana
• Kabiro wa Gatumu (PhD, University of Durham, UK)—Associate Professor of New Testament, Faculty of Theology, St. Paul’s University, Kenya
• Randee Ijatuyi-Morphé (PhD, Trinity International University, USA)—Director of Hokma House, & Professor of Biblical Studies (& Hermeneutics)/past Provost, Jos ECWA Theological Seminary (JETS) & ECWA College of Education, Jos (ECoEJ), Nigeria

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PUBLISHERS’ BOOK-DISPLAYS! CONFERENCE DISPLAYS! BOOKSELLERS!

SPECIAL FEATURE! BOOK-TALK! BOOK-TALK! BOOK-TALK!

Meet local and international publishers on display, and connect with their authors and works:

• ACTS Bookshop, Nigeria—Baker Publishing Group, USA—Bloomsbury/T & T Clark, UK—Brill NV, The Netherlands—Columbia University Press, USA—Inter-Varsity Press, USA—Langham Publishing/Hippo Books, UK—Mohr Siebeck, Germany—Orbis Books, USA—Rowman & Littlefield, UK—Wipf & Stock Publishers, USA

• Watch for Books Featured under BOOK-TALK! and connect with their authors!

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‘SOCIETY FOR AFRICAN LIFE AND THOUGHT’ Conference

 @FACULTY OF THEOLOGY, STELLENBOSCH UNIV., RSA (7-8 SEPT, 2018)

We are very pleased to announce and invite you to a pivotal Conference opening on the next African economy!

THEME

‘Modeling the neXt Economy’

(Beyond Colonial and Cultural Agitation to Critical Conceptualization of Politics, Economy and Faith for Transformation)

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Presenter:

Professor Piet Naudé

Director, School of Business, Stellenbosch University, South Africa (url: https://www.usb.ac.za/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Naud%C3%A9-Piet-CV.pdf)

Respondents/Discussants:

Professor Nimi Wariboko

The Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics @Boston University, USA

Dr. Dotan Leshem

Adjunct professor, Fordham University, USA (Formerly, Senior Lecturer, University of Haifa, Israel. Author of The Origins of Neoliberalism: Modeling the Economy from Jesus to Foucault (Columbia University Press, 2016) 

DISCUSSION FORUMS FOR THEME AND KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

A. Socio-Economic & Political (SEPol) Forum

B. Dot.Edu (Educational Foundation & Transformation) Forum

C. Christianity and African Society Today (CAST) Forum 

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 HOKMA’S TRILOGY OF CONFERENCES (4-5, 4-6, 7-8 Sept 2018):

FIRST BIENNIAL CONF @STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY, RSA 

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 TRILOGY OF CONFS: NEW REVISED REG. FEES ARE IN EFFECT!

Don’t miss them – register by 15 AUGUST!

 (ALL PAYMENTS @VENUE, UNLESS BOOKING FOR HOUSING TO SECURE VISA;

TO BOOK FOR HOUSING/SHUTTLE, CONTACT THE US NOW.

YOU MAY BOOK THROUGH HOKMA HOUSE & LIAISON (SERVICE FEE APPLIES).

ALL HOUSING IS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF ROOMS.

ALL BOOKING SHOULD BE DONE BY 15 AUGUST.)

REGISTRATION (Fees are per attendee and cover conf. attendance & material/tea break per attendee: see Fee Schedule)

 òðFee Paying Category:  Registration fees below have been reduced (no late fee to register at venue) 

IBP:

Students, with ID ($10);

Africa-resident non-students ($30);

Residents outside Africa ($50)

SBS:

 Students, with ID ($20);

Africa-resident Scholars, etc. ($50);

Residents outside Africa ($100)

SALT:

Students, with ID ($20);

Africa-resident Lecturers ($50);

Outside Africa  & African Gov Official, Para-Gov, Corporate Agency, Institution, NGO, FBO, etc. ($100)

NOTE: Indicate your category of affiliation. Publisher/Exhibitor/Activist/Org/Corp/Inst/Ctr/Coll/Univ wishing to attend   must write officially to Hokma House for approval and full access: rates are per day and by private or public/gov status, but do not  include table/display set-up costs.

Conf Trilogy Planning & Logistics Team (CTPLT)

for Hokma House Meetings & Conferences

Jos, Nigeria

To request for registration form, pls contact us below (or go to Downloads):

hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com; SMS: +234 703 155 4297 www.hokmahouse.org

CTPLT Liaison Officer:

Helette van der Westhuizen  Bemarking en Skakeling |  Marketing and Liaison

Fakulteit Teologie  |  Faculty of Theology  

e: hvdwest@sun.ac.za  |  t: +27 21 808 9560  |  a: Dorpstraat 171 | 171 Dorp Street

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2018 SALT CONFERENCE (7-8 Sept)

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Faculty of Theology 

STELLENBOSCH UNIV., RSA

CALL FOR PAPERS (Ends: 15 August – extended)

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‘SOCIETY FOR AFRICAN LIFE AND THOUGHT’

*Note: no membership is required to participate in the first biennial conf. 

Scholars and professionals are invited to submit engaging papers for the first biennial SALT conf.,  on the theme: 

‘Modeling the neXt (Global) Economy’ 

(sub-theme: ‘Beyond colonial and cultural agitation to a critical conceptualization of politics, economy and faith for transformation’)

(*Please, see the theme description below or download from Downloads page on www.hokmahouse.org). 

All papers must adhere to the standards governing their research and writing for the specific discipline. Papers and panel discussion should reflect adequate historical background or consideration, from  antiquity to (post-) modernity, beside other treatment or analysis given the topic itself. Authors and  panelists must strive toward a more integrated or holistic understanding of their subject and treatment  of the  theme (e.g., ‘economy’ must not be understood solely in pecuniary or financial terms); other  factors must weigh in here. Presenters are free to explore constructive areas and critical issues within the  broad scope of the main theme and its sub-theme.

In order to participate as a paper presenter or panelist, the completed SALT conf registration form, along with a 250-word abstract or summary of paper or forum discussion, must be submitted. Each submission should be sent in word doc to hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com and cc: meetings@hokmahouse.org  by 15 August. Each summary should include: 

A. Name of presenter or convener; if forum/seminar, give full names of discussants;

B. Exact topic(s) as on reg form, plus word count–length of final paper: 4000-5000 words (word & pdf);

C. Desired program format: plenary/lecture, seminar, workshop, panel, symposium, consultation, etc

D. Brief institutional/org profile for presenter/panel convener and each discussant;

E. Specific contribution of presentation to the SALT mission and purpose, or other aspects of SALT.

 Deadline: 15 August (extended)

Be conversant with the Mission and Purpose of SALT

1. Engaging with African issues past, present and future in a multi-disciplinary context; 

2. Giving focus, depth and direction to contemporary African discourses; 

3. Exploring new mission frontiers in the expanding knowledge economy, which would promote integrated

human flourishing on the continent; 

4. Serving as a catalyst for contemporary African (Christian) communities’ critical engagement with the world; 

5. Forming a Christian theological resource base for realizing a new social ordering of society for Africa, and new social offers for African citizens.

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2018 SALT Conference Theme and Description:

MODELING THE NEXT (GLOBAL) ECONOMY:

BEYOND COLONIAL AND CULTURAL AGITATION TO CRITICAL

CONCEPTUALIZATION OF POLITICS, ECONOMY AND FAITH

FOR TRANSFORMATION

The power of ‘economy’–whether local or global–looms large over our world, societies and lives, as to suggest its relative importance in human and governmental functioning, esp. when ‘economy’ is  centrally defined by ‘financial flows’. As a ‘tool’ of governance, ‘finances’ form a triad with ‘law’  and ‘military’, and the implication of this union, from ancient times, is borne out by the oft-quoted  example that illustrates a definition of ‘politics’: ‘in the conduct of global politics, economic status must be backed by military capacity’ (Oxford Dictionary of English, ed. Angus Stevenson, 2010:

1375).This notion anticipates a regnant conception of the economy as the triad of ‘production, 

distribution and consumption’. These activities are presumed best ‘managed’ by the government  via ‘laws’ and the agents that are supposed to enforce them.

In re-conceiving the true relation between the triads in any combinations, we must unveil the hidden  ideologies which frame them. In judging the current state of our economy, its re-conceptualizing must proceed via critical analysis of human, cultural, social, religious, political and    economic structures associated with Africa’s largely undeveloped ‘rural’ villages, as opposed to its  equally unplanned emerging ‘urban’ centers. The above triads are manifestly operative in both

settings, as to suggest a further constructive engagement with their respective ‘economies’ and the  way for the future of Africa. In shaping the next global economy, we must identify for engagement  spheres of operation of each triadic element in Africa–e.g. the (neo-)patrimonial/ patron-client system–and their regnant values or dominant beliefs. The controlling ideologies of the triads  are engaged beyond agitation about their colonial or cultural origins , to proposing a constructive  solution via the triads’ critical re-conceptualization.

This conference adds a faith-dimension to the understanding of the relation of the triads, from  historical and theological standpoints. It seeks to navigate the issues via: Christian theological  articulation of the relation of politics and economy; and a theological critique of production,  distribution and consumption, with their mechanisms and end-users.

A major goal of the conference is to articulate an integrated, robust vision of a transformed African economy, holistically defined; and for its agents, both individual and corporate citizens, who are  defined by the emergent urban area, being carriers of a vision to affect the politics and economy of  their cities of origin or residence positively. 

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 IBP & SBS 2018

CALL FOR PAPERS

@HOKMA TRILOGY OF CONFERENCENCES   (STELLENBOSCH UNIV, RSA)

4-5 SEPT 2018: INSTITUTE FOR BIBLICAL PREACHING—IBP

(Call for Papers: Ends: 15 August – extended!)

IBP 2018: Church ministers/Christian leaders and practical theology students and lecturers are invited to  join us for engaging sessions on biblical preaching for Africa today. IBP is open to SBS attendees, and vice  versa. No membership fee! Only one registration is needed!

Email your proposal/paper to: hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com; meetings@hokmahouse.org  

Short lead papers for group discussion or papers for seminar/workshop (3000-4000 words) are welcome on  the following modules below. Each submission must be accompanied with:

A. Name of presenter or convener; if panel/forum, give full names of discussants;

B. Exact topic(s) of module, plus word count–length of approved final paper: 3000-4000 words (word & pdf);

C. Desired program format: plenary/lecture, seminar, workshop, panel, symposium, consultation, etc

D. Brief institutional/org profile for presenter/panel convener and each discussant;

E. Full contact details: postal address, email address and phone contact/GSM (incl. country code)

IBP modules or preaching learning sessions (PLS):

Preaching based on the Biblical Text

Preaching & OT/NT Cultural Backgrounds

Preaching the Whole Bible in Its Parts

Study of Homiletics and Rhetoric

Homiletics and Theology/Hermeneutics

Preaching in Africa Today and Tomorrow

History of Preaching and Preachers

The Sermon: Its Making and Methods

Contemporary Issues for Preachers

 IBP REGISTRATION FEE FOR 2018

New revised fees approved for IBP 2018:

Students, with ID ($10);

Africa-resident non-students ($30);

Residents outside Africa  ($50)

Our fee is flat: US$50 (for individual attendees)   

US$75 (for churches and organizations)

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 4-6 SEPT 2018: SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL SCHOLARS—SBS

(Call for Papers: Ends: 15 August – extended)

SBS 2018: Biblical scholars, doctoral students in biblical/religious and cognate studies, professors  of   biblical studies and theological educators in and outside Africa are invited to attend or participate in SBS conf. Interested ones may submit a paper or  panel proposal/abstract or summary on a topic based on the CLS  below. (Those on Hokma mailing list will be sent the 2018 Registration form; it can also be downloaded later)

In addition to filling the 2018 SBS Registration form later, presenters are to submit the following:

A. Paper or panel discussion topic(s) and abstract or summary: 300 words

B. Full contact details for presenter or panelists (postal address, email and phone)

C. Brief academic/institutional and professional profile

Email your proposal/paper to: hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com; meetings@hokmahouse.org  

Non-members: limited space is reserved for non-members at this year’s SBS conf; registration is required.  Non-members may present one paper or participate in one discussion forum. 

SBS members: Membership requirement applies for 2018 biennial SBS Conf. Payment of membership dues and Pre-registration closes on 15 August.

CONFERENCE LEARNING SESSION (CLS)

Biblical Exegesis & Interpretation: OT / NT

Biblical Backgrounds & Archaeology

Biblical (or OT / NT) Theology

Biblical History & Cognate Studies

Hermeneutics & Criticism

Intertestamental (Jewish) Studies

Second Temple/Rabbinic Studies

Second Century/Patristic Studies

Language, Linguistics & Textual Criticism

Dead Sea Scrolls/Qumran Studies

Religions, Comparative/History of

Interdisciplinary Studies/Bible, Theology, Culture

SBS MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR 2017 & 2018

 Full & Independent members

US$105.00 (Africa)

US$125.00 (Rest of World, RoW)

Doctoral students (Associate members) 

 US$ 75.00 (Africa & RoW)

Institutions/Orgs (Associate members)

US$225.00 (Africa & RoW)

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The IBP (4-5)/SBS (4-6) Sept 2018 Program Committee members

The Rev. Prof. Kabiro wa Gatumu  

Associate Professor of New Testament, Biblical Greek and Biblical Hermeneutics,

CETCOBS Chair, NT Subjects Head and MTh Programme Leader

Faculty of Theology

St. Paul’s University

KENYA

Prof. Timothy J. Sandoval

Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible

Brite Divinity School

Texas Christian University

USA

Prof. Dr. Christoph Stenschke

Dozent der Biblisch-Theologischen Akademie,

Forum Wiedenest, Bergneustadt

GERMANY

Professor extraordinarius am Department of Ancient and Biblical Studies

University of South Africa (Pretoria)

Dr. Gisela N. Uzukwu (PhD, Biblical Exegesis @ Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) 

Member , Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy

Lecturer, Major Seminary of the Missionary Society of St. Paul

Abuja, Nigeria

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The SALT (7-8) Sept, 2018 Programme Committee members:

Prof. Nimi Wariboko

The Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics

Boston University

Boston, USA

Prof. Clement Majawa

Catholic University of Eastern Africa

Nairobi

KENYA

Dr. Jane Adhiambo Chiroma 

(PhD, Stellenbosch)

Former Ag. HoD Education Dept.

JETS, NIGERIA

Prof. Asonzeh Ukah

Dept. Religious Studies

Univ. of Cape Town

South Africa

(formerly at University of Bayreuth, GERMANY)

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 WELCOME TO THE 2016 TRILOGY OF CONFERENCES

 @ST. PAUL’S UNIVERSITY, KENYA

STARTING 08 SEPT @08:00 : REGISTRATION OPENS

VENUE: SOTERIA HALL

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2016 IBP FEATURES & FOCI

(Note: symposia are open to the church/seminaries and Christian public; attendees may attend SBS public symposia at no charge):

IBP Core & Modules –

Framing a New Institute Program

IBP Module Facilitation: Seminar/Workshop

Symposium:

Issues Facing the Christian Ministry in Africa, I/Toward a Resolution

IBP Module/Panel Discussion: Homiletics and Biblical Studies—

Exploring the Vocation and Practice of Biblical Preaching

Annual Institute Symposium:

Good Preaching and the Making of a Good Society (focus: church—country)

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SBS CONF. (10-12 SEPT) FEATURES (NEW) SYMPOSIA—OPEN TO THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY/CHRISTIAN PUBLIC: FREE!

 Soundings:

Interdisciplinary Studies/Bible, Theology, Culture:

Gospel, Culture and Identity—Critical Intersections

Symposium:

Engaging Scripture, Transforming Culture: Exegesis, Criticism, Hermeneutics & Theology

Symposium:

Building Interfaces: SBS and the Church

The Status and Uses of the Bible in the African Church’s Multiple Contexts: Critical Appraisals

Building Interfaces: SBS-Seminary/University

1.       Publications

2.      Curriculum

3.      Academic Doctoral Program

4.      Faculty Forum

Annual Symposium:

Dead-ends and New Ends for a Discipline: Contours of a New Biblical/ Theological Scholarship for Contemporary Africa (aims to shape the biblical discipline for Africa)

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2016 SALT Inaugural Conf. Features & Foci:

1.    Opening Address

The Vice Chancellery @ St. Paul’s University, Kenya

2.   Paper Presentation/Panel Discussion/Forum Working Groups

3.    Spotlight: Institution/Agency

Project on Religious Freedom and Civil Society in Africa,

The Macmillan Center @ Yale University, USA

4.   Inaugural Address

Institute for Resource Development @ Hokma House, Nigeria

5.    Annual Public Symposium

CAST Forum: Christianity and African Society Today: Defining Issues and Issues at Stake

Dot.Edu Forum: Education, Values/Virtues and Social Transformation

 6.Book Talk: Publishers on Display @SALT!

Brill Academic, The Netherlands

Columbia University Press, USA

(Editions) Nouvelles du Sud, France

Fordham University, USA

IVP Academic/Inter-Varsity Press, USA

Orbis Books, USA

Peter Lang, Germany/USA

Rowman & Littlefield International, GB

Rowman Littlefield Publishing Group, USA

University Press of America

Westview Press, USA

Wits University Press, RSA

The Vice Chancellery @ St. Paul’s University, Kenya

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(Note: No prepayment is required to preregister for any of the meetings, except deposit payment for those who need housing or airport shuttle. No late fee is charged to register @venue. All preregistered attendees are required to finalize their registration @venue)

 Note: new option on accommodation @SPU (bed-only): available @$20/night.

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ON SUBMITTING A ‘SALT INAUGURAL CONF. PAPER/PANEL PROPOSAL’

FINAL DEADLINE: 29 JULY 2016

 Presenters or panelists are to be guided by the stated mission and purpose of SALT, when submitting paper or panel proposals for the SALT inaugural conference, Thus, papers or panels may choose to explore an aspect(s) of the mission and purpose; or else move in that general direction, so as to engage critically with them.

Each proposal should include the following items below, along with a 200-300 word-abstract or summary of paper or panel theme to be submitted:

1.       1. Name of Paper Presenter or Symposium Convener/ Names of panelists (if symposium)

2.       2. Full title of paper or theme of panel/symposium or seminar

3.       3. Presenter’s or convener’s academic specialization and professional area

4.       4. Academic discipline or field for your paper (e.g., social anthropology, economic history, social ethics, …)

5.       5.  A target professional and industrial area(s) or group(s) for your paper or panel/symposium

6.       6. Specify a major plenary session for your presentation or panel discussion (Socio-Economics; Politics and the African State; Lower and Higher Education; Christianity and African Society; Ethics, Morality and the Good Life; Theology and Globalization; Urban Africa’s New Social Ordering of Society; other?)

7.       7. Specific contribution of your paper or panel/symposium or seminar to the SALT mission and purpose.

Email your proposal, plus full contact details for presenter or panelists, and a brief academic/institutional and professional profile to: meetings@hokmahouse.org; hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com

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8-9 SEPTEMBER 2016: INSTITUTE FOR BIBLICAL PREACHING—IBP

IBP 2016: Church ministers/Christian leaders and practical theology students and lecturers—join us for practical sessions on biblical preaching in Africa today. IBP is open to SBS attendees, and vice versa. No membership fee! Only one registration is needed! (click on url:http://www.hokmahouse.org/downloads-doc/Inst%204%20Biblical%20Preaching.Registration%20form.SPU-Kenya%202016.doc).

Short lead papers for group discussion or topics for seminar/workshop are welcome on the following (Final Deadline: 29 July):

IBP modules or preaching learning sessions:

Preaching based on the Biblical Text

Preaching & OT/NT Cultural Backgrounds

Preaching the Whole Bible in Its Parts

Study of Homiletics and Rhetoric

Homiletics and Theology/Hermeneutics

Preaching in Africa Today and Tomorrow

History of Preaching and Preachers

The Sermon: Its Making and Methods

Contemporary Issues for Preachers

10-12 SEPTEMBER 2016:SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL SCHOLARS—SBS

SBS 2016: African biblical scholars, doctoral students in biblical studies, professors of biblical studies and theological educators are invited to attend or participate in SBS conf. Submit a paper or panel proposal/abstract or summary on a topic based on the CLS below. (200-300 words, + full contact details for presenter or panelists + brief academic/ institutional and professional profile).To register, click on: http://www.hokmahouse.org/downloads-doc/SBS%202016.Registration%20&%20Participation%20form.doc

Final Deadline: 29 July.

No membership requirement for 2016 SBS Conf. Non-members: one paper or panel only; SBS members: two papers or panels only.

CONFERENCE LEARNING SESSION (CLS)

Biblical Exegesis & Interpretation: OT / NT

Biblical Backgrounds & Archaeology

Biblical (or OT / NT) Theology

Biblical History & Cognate Studies

Hermeneutics & Criticism

Intertestamental (Jewish) Studies

Second Temple/Rabbinic Studies

Second Century/Patristic Studies

Language, Linguistics & Textual Criticism

Dead Sea Scrolls/Qumran Studies

Religions, Comparative/History of

Interdisciplinary Studies/Bible, Theology, Culture

NEW! 13-14 SEPTEMBER 2016: SOCIETY FOR AFRICAN LIFE AND THOUGHT—SALT

SALT 2016:

To learn more about this conf., please go to the SALT page on www.hokmahouse.org

The mission and purpose of SALT are encapsulated by the five major areas below. In its bid to serve an emergent African democratic society, by anchoring the full spectrum of social  life and practices in contemporary Africa to a robust framework of wholesome critical thought, and the pursuit of truth in life, SALT shall strive to accomplish the following tasks as it serves the African academia, ecclesia and the new African community-in-society:

1.  Engaging with African issues past, present and future in a multi-disciplinary context;

2.  Giving focus, depth and direction to contemporary African discourses;

3.  Exploring new mission frontiers in the expanding knowledge economy, which would promote integrated human flourishing on the continent;

4.  Serving as a catalyst for contemporary African (Christian) communities’ critical engagement with the world;

5.  Forming a Christian theological resource-base for realizing a new social ordering of society for Africa, and new social offers for African citizens.

Final Deadline: 29 July.

To register, click on url: http://www.hokmahouse.org/downloads-doc/Inst%204%20Resource%20Dev.SALT%202016%20Conf%20Registration-Participant%20form.doc

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 2016 Conference Planning Group Members:

@Hokma House/JETS:

ProfessorRandee Ijatuyi-Morphé, Director & Convener (PhD, Trinity International Univ., USA)—CPG Chair

@Uganda Christian University:

under Rev. Canon Dr. John Senyonyi, VC (PhD, Melbourne, Australia) MA (TEDS, USA):

Alfred Olwa, PhD (Moore College, Sydney, Australia): Dean, Faculty of Theology

Benon Musinguzi, PhD (Makerere Univ., Uganda): DVC Academics—SALT Consult Group Secretary

@St. Paul’s University, Kenya:

under Rev. Professor Joseph Galgalo, PhD (Univ. of Cambridge):

Chosefu Chemorion, Senior Lecturer (ThM, Emory Univ.; DTh, Univ. of Stellenbosch): Dean, School of Postgraduate Studies

Alfred Kabiro Gatumu, Senior Lecturer (PhD, Univ. of Durham): Chairman, SPU Centre for Translation and Contextual Bible Study— CPG Liaison/Secretary

@Nigerian Advanced School of Theology:

Rev. Professor O. E. Inworogu, Rector (MA, ORU, USA; PhD, Univ. of Nigeria, Nsukka)

@Univ. of South Africa/Unisa Institute for Theology and Religion:

Rev. Professor M. Sam Tshehla, PhD (Univ. of KwaZulu-Natal)

@UCZ University, Zambia:

Jonathan Kangwa, PhD (Univ. of KwaZulu-Natal)

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2016 SALT Consult Group Members:

@ Boston University:

1. Head/Chair, SALT Consult Group: Dr. Nimi Wariboko, Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics @ Boston University, School of Theology  http://www.bu.edu/sth/profile/nimi-wariboko/

 @ Erasmus University/African Studies Centre, Leiden Univ.:

2. Dr. Wim van Binsbergen, emeritus professor, ASC Leiden/Erasmus University. http://www.ascleiden.nl/organization/people/wim-van-binsbergen

@ University of Louisville:

3. Dr. D. A. Masolo, professor of philosophy, Distinguished University Scholar, University of Louisville

https://louisville.edu/philosophy/faculty-staff/faculty-profile-pages/dismas-masolo

@ Uganda Christian University

4. SALT CG Secretary: Dr. Benon Musinguzi, DVC Academic Affairs, Uganda Christian University—BSc (Economics/Statistics), M.A. (Demography) and PhD in Population Studies (Makerere University, Kampala. www.ucu.ac.ug)

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SALT 2016: Special Announcement!

 

INSTITUTE FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

@ HOKMA HOUSE

(AN EDUCATIONAL & RESEARCH ORGANIZATION – NIGERIA)

 ANNOUNCES THE INAUGURAL SALT CONFERENCE

SOCIETY FOR AFRICAN LIFE AND THOUGHT

. . . shaping a new life, identity and thought (LIT)

ON

13-14 SEPTEMBER 2016

@

ST. PAUL’S UNIVERSITY, LIMURU, KENYA

The mission and purpose of SALT are encapsulated by the five major areas below. In its bid to serve an emergent African democratic society, by anchoring the full spectrum of social  life and practices in contemporary Africa to a robust framework of wholesome critical thought, and the pursuit of truth in life, SALT shall strive to accomplish the following tasks as it serves the African academia, ecclesia and the new African community-in-society:

 1.     Engaging with African issues past, present and future in a multi-disciplinary context;

2.     Giving focus, depth and direction to contemporary African discourses;

3.     Exploring new mission frontiers in the expanding knowledge economy, which would promote integrated human flourishing on the continent;

4.     Serving as a catalyst for contemporary African (Christian) communities’ critical engagement with the world;

5.     Forming a Christian theological resource-base for realizing a new social ordering of society for Africa, and new social offers for African citizens.

 For SALT conference registration info/Official Guide, form, visit the web site @ www.hokmahouse.org or write to: hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com and meetings@hokmahouse.org . Pre-registration ends 31 May 2016. Call for Papers and Panel Proposals: ends 31May 2016.

 SALT Features:

Plenaries—Panels—Presentations; SALT Symposia; SALT Consult Group;

Special session on Socio-Economic & Political (SEPol) Forum (Abuja, 2014);

Special session on Dot.Edu Forum: ‘Integrating Knowledge across Disciplines for Holistic Progress’;

Special session on Christianity and African Society Today CAST Forum; SALT and Africa Summit:

Africa Summit Concept Proposal (© 2013); Future launch of the SALT Journal and SALT Monograph Series

The future must look clearer, brighter, better and closer after all of this!

                                                                                       www.hokmahouse.org

CALL FOR PAPERS, PANELS & PROPOSALS—Open!

(Ends 29 July 2016)

You’re invited to attend and participate in the upcoming exciting meetings listed below

@ST. PAUL’S UNIVERSITY, KENYA

8-9 SEPTEMBER 2016: INSTITUTE FOR BIBLICAL PREACHING—IBP

10-12 SEPTEMBER 2016: SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL SCHOLARS—SBS

NEW! 13-14 SEPTEMBER 2016: SOCIETY OF AFRICAN LIFE AND THOUGHT—SALT

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

hokmahouse.conf.2000@gmail.com; meetings@hokmahouse.org

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POSTED BY: HOKMA MEETINGS & MEDIA

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24-28 September 2015 SBS CONFERENCE ON:

ENGAGING SCRIPTURE, TRANSFORMING CULTURE:

EXEGESIS, CRITICISM, HERMENEUTICS AND THEOLOGY

@ ST. PAUL’S UNIVERSITY (LIMURU, KENYA)

PANEL & PAPER PROPOSALS INVITED FOR THIS COMBINED SBS CONFERENCE: DEADLINE IS 31 JULY.

THEME DESCRIPTION

How can biblical exegesis, criticism, hermeneutics and theology shape and contribute more meaningfully to our engagement of scriptures, esp. in Africa? Presenters and Panelists may focus on one or more of these four areas, but will need to be very conversant with the history, development and current state of research in each area in order to be able to evaluate the current enterprise of biblical studies, esp. in Africa, and propose major ways forward for the discipline. The second part of the theme explores the role of exegesis, criticism, hermeneutics and theology in transforming culture. Presenters are invited to explore the second part of the theme within an inter- or multidisciplinary context that bears on the study of the bible. Given this interdisciplinary focus, non-biblical specialists, esp. in literary, historical, sociological and anthropological studies in the university, are welcome to propose papers or panels for this conference. Papers presented are planned to be given responses. Select papers from this conference will be revised for a resource text for college, seminary and university students in biblical/religious/theological and cognate studies. The four sub-areas will form the major parts of the monograph that will be published from the conference, but explorations of each area would generally follow and could be as diverse as the areas defined for SBS congress learning sessions (CLS).

For more enquiries, please contact: hokmahouse@gmail.com; meetings@hokmahouse.org

…rediscovering the Christian faith and tradition in all its fullness!

(For more details of prog, go to the Q-DASHBOARD on the homepage & SBS web page)

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SBS & IBP 2015 PLENARY SPEAKERS/SYMPOSIA/PANELS

Plenary Speakers/Presenters and Symposium/Panel Moderators:

Joseph Galgalo, PhD, University of Cambridge, England

Professor of Systematic Theology & Vice Chancellor, St. Paul’s University, Kenya

Kabiro Gatumu, PhD, University of Durham, UK

Senior Lecturer in New Testament & 2015 SBS/IBP Program Group Liaison, Faculty of Theology @St. Paul’s University, Kenya 

Sammy Githuku, PhD, Catholic University of East Africa, Kenya

Senior Lecturer in Old Testament & Dean, Faculty of Theology @St. Paul’s University, Kenya

Randee Ijatuyi-Morphé, PhD, Trinity International University, USA

Director, Hokma House—Centre for Biblical Research & Chair, 2015 SBS/IBP Conference

Professor of Biblical Studies (New Testament) @ECWA Theological Seminary Jos, Nigeria 

Jean Koulagna, PhD, University of Strasbourg, France
Professor of Old Testament studies & Academic Dean @The Institut Luthérien de Théologie, Meiganga, Cameroun

Gesila Uzukwu, PhD, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

Free Researcher @KU Leuven and Lecturer in New Testament @The Major Seminary of the Missionary Society of St. Paul Seminary, Abuja-Nigeria

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2015 SBS/IBP LOGISTICS & ORGANIZING GROUP, LOG @SPU

1. Rev. Dr. Sammy Githuku (Senior Lecturer, Dean Faculty of Theology)

2. Rev, Dr. Kabiro wa Gatumu (Senior Lecturer & SBS/IBP Liaison)

3. Rev. Dr. Diphus Chosefu Chemorion (Senior Lecturer, Director of Postgraduate Studies)

4. Rev. Dr. Lydia Mwaniki, (Lecturer)

5. Rev. Dr, John Michael Kiboi (Lecturer)

6. Rev. Dr. Zebedi Atieno Muga (Lecturer)

7. Mr. Daniel Kirienye Maina (Senior Administrative Assistant, Office of the Dean of Students)

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INSTITUTE FOR BIBLICAL PREACHING (IBP)

PREACHING, PRESENCE, PULPIT & PEDAGOGY

EQUIPPING THE MINISTERIAL CORPS OF THE CHURCH IN AFRICA, AND THE NIGERIAN CHURCH

2015 Institute 4 Biblical Preaching holds in:

 Lagos (18-19 September) &  Kenya (26-27 September)

Biblical preaching is the lifeline of the church’s ministry, and mission to the world. Preaching makes the minister, and good preaching makes a good society. As preaching goes, so goes the church—with society! This preaching institute is designed to sustain the art of preaching itself and shape a new level of discourse for theologically trained persons engaged in preaching ministry, and professors of homiletics. IBP holds preaching as a primary vehicle for realizing God’s divine presence in the world today; restores the centrality of the pulpit in ministry; and provides seminars/workshops for the preacher’s education and ministry in the context of a new African society.

Join us @ Welcome Centre Hotels (Ikeja, Lagos) & St. Paul’s Univ. (Limuru, Kenya)

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!

Dot¤Edu Forum

Exploring Educational Foundations & Transformations

THE ALL-AFRICA DOT¤EDU FORUM

ON HOLD, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!

 

THEME DESCRIPTION (go to downloads)

‘INTEGRATING KNOWLEDGE ACROSS DISCIPLINES FOR HOLISTIC PROGRESS’

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CAST Forum 2016—Christianity and African Society Today

(For info on this, please see the SALT Prospectus)

more info to be posted –please, check back later!3