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ACMC Alumni (MTH Graduates)
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Ernestina Afriyie (Ghana), A comparative study of Akan and Biblical concepts of a human being: a study to illustrate a method of cross-cultural evangelism.
Gilbert Gouentoueu (Côte d'Ivoire), Conversion à Christ: Etude des continuités et ruptures entre la foi chrétienne et des aspects des religions traditionnelles africaines. Le cas du peuple Dan.
Sello Edgar Kau (South Africa), A comparative study of the ministries of Isaiah Shembe and Emmanuel Milingo and their contribution to African Christianity (2000).
Philip Laryea (Ghana), Ignatius of Antioch and Afua Kuma of Kwahu: A study in some images of Jesus in second century Christianity and modern African Christianity.
Lydia Mwaniki (Kenya), The impact of the church on the development of the identity of an African Christian woman: A case study of the Anglican Church of Kenya, Diocese of Kirinyaga 1910-1999.
Solomon Sule-Saa (Ghana), Ethnicity and the Church: The case of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.
Samuel Tshehla (South Africa), Reading John 1:1-18 in Sesotho: An investigation of the issues, meanings and interpretations raised by mother tongue exegesis.
Martin Kasongo Kapenda (Kenya), Hermeneutics and Culture: A critical appraisal of the impact of the local cultural context upon the reading of the Bible in the Evangelical Church in Zambia.
Albert Kabiro wa Gatumu (Kenya), Primal Worldview and the Bible: an African Christian contribution to a hermeneutical method from the perspective of the primal worldview, with particular reference to the Gikuyu of Kenya.
Caroline Fikile Chiloane (South Africa), Healing in selected New Testament texts and the implications for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa.
Kehinde Olabimtan (Nigeria), A comparative and theological evaluation of the interface of mission Christianity and African culture in the nineteenth century Akanland and Yorubaland of West Africa.
André Chitlango (Mozambique), NTUMBULUKU and Christian Faith: Issues in the interaction of gospel and culture in the Tsonga encounter with Christian faith in Southern Mozambique.
Rev. Regina Kiura-Kinuthia (Kenya), A critical analysis of factors that attract Women to conversion to Christianity, with special reference to the Anglican Church of Kenya Diocese of Mt. Kenya Central (1900-2000).
Jemima Oluoch (Kenya), The Christian Political Theology of Rt. Rev. Dr. John Henry Okullu, Bishop of the Diocese of Maseno South of the Anglican Church of Kenya (1929-1999).
Molly Longwe (Malawi), From Chinamwali to Chilangizo: The Christianisation of Pre-Christian Chewa Initiation Rites in the Baptist Convention of Malawi.
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