Vol 50, No 1 (2022)

Special Edition: Re-imagining a new social contract between the State and Society

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Special Edition: Reimagining a new social contract between Church and State
Eugene Baron
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Articles

Believing in the future Missiology’s future prospects
Nelus Niemandt
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5-26
A ‘decolonisation project’ that went awry A Missio-Ecclesiological interrogation of the Anglican Diocese of Harare during Bishop Nolbert Kunonga’s episcopacy: 2001–2007
Paul Gundani
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27-43
“Lewe vir die stad” – Life/Live for the city A case study of reimagining congregational culture and its relationship with the city as a first step towards establishing a new social contract
Doret Niemandt
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44-58
Church and community: New hope for Africa
Pieter Verster
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59-73
Reimagining a new social contract in the public space Evangelical Church and Society
Donald Ross Anderson
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74-90
The search for Ikhaya:Can we build a Home together?
Johannes Kritzinger
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91-118
Re-imagining a new social contract to address exclusion and marginalisation in Africa Insights from the “Golden Rule and Ubuntu” as value frameworks
Lukwikilu Credo Mangayi
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119-135
Corruption an impediment to economic reconstruction and recovery: A glocal missional approach
Daniel Nicolaas Andrew
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136-157