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1 ACADEMIC STAFF PROFESSIONAL PROFILE FORM 1. Personal Data Name: Julius Gathogo Title/Qualifications: PhD, Post Doc, MSC Edu (Teacher Leadership) ongoing Department/Unit/Section: Philosophy and Religious Studies Contact Address: Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus, P. O Box 16778, Mombasa, 80100 Kenya Position (from September 4, 2014): Senior Lecturer Area of Specialization: Ecclesiastical History, comparative religions and Philosophical and political Theology Research Interests: Reconstructive impact of African Heritage, political theologies/histories, contemporary theologies/histories, impacts and contributions of religions/philosophies to Society Cell phone: 0738 909 182 and 0723 332 643 Email: [email protected] Others are: [email protected] and/or [email protected] and [email protected] Tweeter address: @jumgathogo Skype name: jumgathogo 2.2 Research and teaching interest As a keen researcher on in contemporary theo-ethical trajectories, I am interested in Philosophy and Sociology of Religion, Comparative religions, Historical theologies, Political histories, Contemporary theologies, African theologies (African women‟s, Reconstruction, Prosperity, Afro-Pentecostalism etc), Asian (Filipino, Waterbufalo, Mujerista, Burakumin etc), liberation theologies (such as Latinos, African, Black, Womenist etc) and their (ir)relevance to our globalised world. Other Research Interests Social Ethical and Philosophical issues facing the modern society African Culture and Social Development; Globalization and African Renaissance in socio-religious perspective; Gender perspectives in Development; Human Rights and Social Development; Politics, Human Security and Development; Environment and Development - their interface with religion; Theories of Development in relation to religion Religion and its contribution to society Education and leadership CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS Participation in Workshop/Conferences: Conducted a workshop on “Leadership and Resource Mobilization” at ACK Likoni Guest House, Mombasa, for Clergy of Mbeere Anglican Diocese, 20 th to 21 st , November 2014. Attended a joint workshop between St Paul's University and the University of Cape Town, South Africa, at St Julian's Guest House and Conference, Limuru, Kenya (July 1 to 7 th July 2013). Attended a workshop in Kenyatta University held between 28 th May and 14 th November 2013 and successfully completed the course on TEACHING METHODOLOGY and which covered: Teaching Methodology; Setting of Examinations; Administration of Examinations; and Marking and Analysis of Scores. Conference Presentations S/No Presenter Title of Paper presented City/Country Date of Conference Funding (US$) 1 Dr Julius Gathogo The use of French Language in Albert Venue : Pretoria, South Africa - Unisa, Room 9 for15-16 October 2015 Main Theme: “Legacies of Air Ticket and upkeep while in
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ACADEMIC STAFF PROFESSIONAL PROFILE FORM
1. Personal Data
Name: Julius Gathogo
Title/Qualifications: PhD, Post Doc, MSC Edu (Teacher Leadership) ongoing
Department/Unit/Section: Philosophy and Religious Studies
Contact Address: Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus, P. O Box 16778, Mombasa, 80100 Kenya
Position (from September 4, 2014): Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialization: Ecclesiastical History, comparative religions and Philosophical and
political Theology
Research Interests: Reconstructive impact of African Heritage, political theologies/histories,
contemporary theologies/histories, impacts and contributions of religions/philosophies to
Society
Cell phone: 0738 909 182 and 0723 332 643
Email: [email protected] Others are: [email protected] and/or [email protected] and [email protected]
Tweeter address: @jumgathogo Skype name: jumgathogo
2.2 Research and teaching interest
As a keen researcher on in contemporary theo-ethical trajectories, I am interested in Philosophy and Sociology of Religion, Comparative religions, Historical theologies, Political histories, Contemporary theologies, African theologies (African women‟s, Reconstruction, Prosperity, Afro-Pentecostalism etc), Asian (Filipino, Waterbufalo, Mujerista, Burakumin etc), liberation theologies (such as Latinos, African, Black, Womenist etc) and their (ir)relevance to our globalised world.
Other Research Interests
Social Ethical and Philosophical issues facing the modern society
African Culture and Social Development;
Globalization and African Renaissance in socio-religious perspective;
Gender perspectives in Development;
Human Rights and Social Development;
Politics, Human Security and Development;
Environment and Development - their interface with religion;
Theories of Development in relation to religion
Religion and its contribution to society
Education and leadership CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS Participation in Workshop/Conferences:
Conducted a workshop on “Leadership and Resource Mobilization” at ACK Likoni Guest House, Mombasa, for Clergy of Mbeere Anglican Diocese, 20
th to 21
st, November 2014.
Attended a joint workshop between St Paul's University and the University of Cape Town, South Africa, at St Julian's Guest House and Conference, Limuru, Kenya (July 1 to 7
th July 2013).
Attended a workshop in Kenyatta University held between 28th May and 14
th November 2013 and
successfully completed the course on TEACHING METHODOLOGY and which covered: Teaching Methodology; Setting of Examinations; Administration of Examinations; and Marking and Analysis of Scores.
Conference Presentations
S/No Presenter Title of Paper presented
City/Country Date of Conference Funding (US$)
1 Dr Julius Gathogo
The use of French Language in Albert
Venue : Pretoria, South Africa - Unisa, Room 9
for15-16 October 2015 Main Theme: “Legacies of
Air Ticket and upkeep while in
2
Schweitzer‟s Works and its Relevance for Africa
Sunnyside Campus Albert Schweitzer considered” 1875 – 1965
South Africa provided by the Research Institute for Theology and Religion, UNISA (roughly $2, 000)
2 Dr Julius Gathogo
Ecclesiastical and Political Leaderships
in One Armpit: Celebrating the Life of
Thomas Kalume
Annual Church History Conference in South
Africa: North-West University,
Potchefstroom city
13-15 August 2015 Main Theme: The history of
commemorations, celebrations and
anniversaries
Self sponsored
3 Dr Julius Gathogo
Discussion on global challenges, culture, education, reconciliation and economic responsibility
Stuttgart, Germany Attend the 35
th German
Protestant Kirchentag in Baden Württemberg State in its capital city Stuttgart
1st to 8
th of June, 2015.
35
th German Protestant
Kirchentag www.kirchentag.de/en/participate.html
Costs of accommodation and insurance cover while in Germany (Euro 30, 000) covered by Kirchentag through public funds
4
Dr. Julius Gathogo
Mau-Mau War and the Church in Kirinyaga,
Kenya: Accounting for the
Tension and Conflict (1952-1960)
University of South Africa, Pretoria city
14-16 August 2014. Conference theme: Church, War and Peace
About $ 1, 333
5
Dr. Julius Gathogo
Education as the Gateway to Success,
Key note speech during Canon Njumbi Mutira Secondary Prize Giving Day Mutira/Kirinyaga Central
Dates: 6 June May 2014 About $ 250
6 Dr. Julius Gathogo
Education as a catapult for the
marginal from the periphery of the
Society
Key note speech at St. Mark‟s Girls Thumaita during the Schools‟ Prize Giving Day, Kirinyaga East
Date: 31st May 2014 About $ 250
7 Dr. Julius Gathogo
Discussant in Monicah Watiri King‟ori‟s MA proposal defence, “The PCEA and the Great Commission in Tumu Tumu, Mathira West, Nyeri County Since 1908,”
Kenyatta University/Nairobi campus
Date: 10th July 2014 About $166
8.
Dr. Julius Gathogo
Afro-Pentecostalism as the dominant Ecclesiastical paradigm in the 21
st
Century: The Kenyan Experience
Limuru, Kenya May 28 - 30, 2014 at St Paul‟s University, Limuru, Kenya. The theme of the conference is: "The Post-Colonial Church: Theology, Identity and Mission"
Self-sponsored, about $ 250
9 Dr. Julius Gathogo
“Mau-Mau Factor in Jesse Mugambi‟s Scholarly Formation”
Karatina University, an international Conference on Liberation Movements
4th to 6
th December 2013 Self-sponsored,
about $ 250
3
10 Dr Julius Gathogo
“African indigenous ways of environmental preservation”
University of the Free State, Bloemfontein,
South Africa
15-17 August, 2013
Deans Committee, KU funded return ticket @ $ 1, 160
11 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Reformist or an inculturationist? Milkah Muthoni‟s afro-Pentecostalism”
Joint workshop between
St Paul's University and the University of Cape Town, South
Africa, at St Julian's Guest House and Conference, Limuru, Kenya
2nd – 6
th July 2013 Partly sponsored by
the University of Cape Town, South Africa, roughly $1, 000
12 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Diversity and homogeneity in African heritage”
Bandung Conference and Book Launching 2013 in Davao City, Philippines
June 20, 2013 http://www.bandungspirit.org/spip.php? rubrique4
Ateneo De Davao University
13 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Emerging Christianities and Kenya‟s Coastal
region: A socio-historical
perspective”
A presented at Pwani University, Kilifi, Kenya
22nd
April 2013 $ 200
14 Dr Julius Gathogo
“The role of a Mkristo man in contemporary Kenya”
Key note speech for Kenya Anglican Men
Association Fellowship (KAMA)
at ACK Changamwe, Mombasa, Kenya
On Saturday 6
th April
2013,
$ 120
15 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Milkah Muthoni (1948-2009): A Review Of Afro-Pentecostal Theology of Pioneer Gospel Singer in Central Kenya”
at Carmelite Centre, Langata (100 metres after Tangaza college, Langata South Road, Nairobi, Kenya),
a symposium held on – “Roho Christianity: Pentecostalism in a globalized African public space” - on Thursday 6
th
to Sunday 9th December
2012
Partly self sponsored about $ 1,250
16 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Men battering in Kenya: a theo-philosophical enquiry”
Nairobi/Kenya 1st to 3
rd August 2012 Self sponsored
about $ 1,250
17 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Some Challenges in Founding an African Faith: Sampling Mutira Mission, Kenya, 1907-2012”
Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
June 18-22, 2012 $ 3, 500
18 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Training and Retraining of Clergy in Africa Today: Challenges and Prospects”
Mombasa, Kenya 29th August 2011
$250
19 Dr Julius Gathogo
The Challenge of Money and Wealth in Some East African Pentecostal Churches,”
Durban, South Africa June 29 – July 1, 2011 $ 3, 500
20 Dr Julius Gathogo
Discussant in David Stephen Kioko‟s MA proposal presentation, “The Response of the African Inland Church
Kenyatta Univ., Boardroom, Nairobi
15th March 2011 N/A
4
to Politics in Masinga District: 1963-2010,”
21 Dr Julius Gathogo
Discussant in Peter Wambugu Muriithi‟s presentation for his MA proposal, “Rehabilitation of Prisoners Through Chaplaincy: A Case Study of Embu and Kamiti Prisoners in Kenya,”
Kenyatta Univ., Boardroom, Nairobi
18th January 2011 N/A
22 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Reconstructive Hermeneutics in African Christology,”
University of South Africa, Pretoria
5th to 8
th October 2010 $ 3, 500
23 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Rehabilitating Children in Our Churches Today”
Ishiara,, Kenya. closing speech during the conference on Sunday school for Mbeere Anglican Diocese, Kenya
1st September 2010 $250
24 Dr Julius Gathogo
“The Early Attempts at Ecumenical Co-operation in East Africa: The Case of Kikuyu Conference 1913”
University of North West, Potchefstroom, South Africa
August 16-18, 2010 $ 3, 500
25 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Causes and Methods of Combating Xenophobia in Africa Today”
Bishop Hannington Institute, Mombasa, Kenya
11th September 2009 $200
26 Dr Julius Gathogo
“The Birth of Protestant Education in Eastern Africa: Sampling Johannes Ludwig Krapf (1837- 1872)”
University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
22-26 June 2009 $4,000
27 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Beyond liberation and inculturation Christologies: A critical appreciation of Diane Stinton‟s Jesus of Africa’”
UKZN-PMB, RSA Sep 2009 $1,500
28 Dr Julius Gathogo
“The Quest for Religious Freedom in the Colonial Kenya (1887-1963)”
Pretoria, South Africa 14-16 January 2008 $ 3, 500
29 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Story-telling as a methodology in doing a theology of reconstruction”
St. Augustine College, Johannesburg, South Africa
14th
to 16th January
2007 $ 3, 500
30 Dr Julius Gathogo
“Impact of Religion to the Contemporary Kenyan Society”
EATWOT (Kenya Chapter), St. Paul‟s Limuru, Kenya
15th – 16
th August 2002 $200
2. Researches
S/No Researcher
Year
Title
Donor
Funding (US$)
1 Dr Julius Gathogo 2015 Women and Mau-MAU war of
Applied via proposal to
Looking forward to sponsorship
5
independence in Kirinyaga county of Kenya (1952-1960): A gendered analysis of social transformations in mutating African societies
CODESRIA in March 2015 but no response yet
from any quarter at the tune of $ 15, 000
2 Dr. Julius Gathogo January to October 2014
The Mau-Mau revolutionary war and its resultant conflict with the Church in Kirinyaga (1952-60)
Currently Self-sponsored but more funding being sought
Roughly $ 2, 000
3 Dr. Julius Gathogo June 2013 – April 2014
General Chui wa Mararo (1925 - 1956): Investigating the Nature and Circumstances Behind the Capture and Killing of the Mau-Mau Leader
Self-sponsored
Roughly $ 1, 200
4 Dr Julius Gathogo February 2014 to June 2015
Retrieving the Socio-Political History of Kirinyaga County, Kenya (1963-2013)
Funding being sought
Roughly $ 23, 400 being sought
5 Dr Julius Gathogo August 2013 – August 2015
The Plight Of The Retired Clergy In Mount Kenya Region
Funding being sought
Funding being sought (roughly $ 10, 000 needed)
6 Dr Julius Gathogo Jan – August 2013
African indigenous ways of environmental preservation
self –sponsored
Roughly $ 3, 500
7 Dr Julius Gathogo March – April 2013
Emerging Christianities and Kenya‟s Coastal
region: A socio-historical
perspective
Joint funding between self and Pwani University
$ 500
8 Dr Julius Gathogo May 2013 to August 2014
“The Socio-Religious factors in the Kikuyu migration to the Rift Valley of Kenya, 1900-1960s)
sponsorship being sought
Roughly $ 4, 000 needed
9 Dr Julius Gathogo November- December 2012
“Milkah Muthoni (1948-2009): The Quest for Refined Faith”
Self sponsored
$ 1,250
10 Dr Julius Gathogo April to July 2012
“Men battering phenomenon in Kenya”
Self sponsored
$ 1,250
11 Dr Julius Gathogo June 18-22, 2012
“Some Challenges in Founding an African Faith: Sampling Mutira Mission, Kenya, 1907-2012”
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre
$ 3, 500
6
12 Dr Julius Gathogo 29th
August 2011
“Training and Retraining of Clergy in Africa Today: Challenges and Prospects”
College facilitation
$250
13 Dr Julius Gathogo June 29 – July 1, 2011
“The Challenge of Money and Wealth in Some East African Pentecostal Churches,”
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre
$ 3, 500
14 Dr Julius Gathogo 5th to 8
th
October 2010
“Reconstructive Hermeneutics in African Christology,”
Andrew Mellon Fellowship
$ 4, 500
15 Dr Julius Gathogo August 16-18, 2010
“The Early Attempts at Ecumenical Co-operation in East Africa: The Case of Kikuyu Conference 1913”
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre
$ 4, 500
16 Dr Julius Gathogo 11th
September 2009
“Causes and Methods of Combating Xenophobia in Africa Today”
Facilitation by Bishop Hannington Institute, Mombasa, Kenya
$200
17 Dr Julius Gathogo 22-26 June 2009
“The Birth of Protestant Education in Eastern Africa: Sampling Johannes Ludwig Krapf (1837- 1872)”
Andrew Mellon Fellowship
$4,500
18 Dr Julius Gathogo Sep 2009 “Beyond liberation and inculturation Christologies: A critical appreciation of Diane Stinton‟s Jesus of Africa’”
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre and Andrew Mellon Fellowship
$1,500
19 Dr Julius Gathogo 14-16 January 2008
“The Quest for Religious Freedom in the Colonial Kenya (1887-1963)”
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre
$ 3, 500
20 Dr Julius Gathogo 14th
to 16th
January 2007
“Story-telling as a methodology in doing a theology of reconstruction”
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre
$ 3, 500
3. Well-funded projects
S/ No Researcher Year Title Granting Body Funding (US$)
1 Dr Julius Gathogo
2010 Contemporary trends in African studies, for post doctoral fellowship
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre, South Africa
$18, 750
2 Dr Julius 2009 Liberation and Andrew Mellon Post- $18, 750
7
Gathogo reconstruction Doctoral Fellowship, USA
3 Dr Julius Gathogo
2009 Contemporary trends in African studies
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre, South Africa
$18, 750
4. Publications (peer-reviewed/refereed journals)
S/No.
Author Year Title Journal ISSN Reference No.
1 Julius Gathogo 2015 “The use of French Language in Albert Schweitzer‟s Works and its Relevance for Africa” forthcoming
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, 1017-0499
2. Julius Gathogo 2015 “Ecclesiastical and Political Leaderships in One Armpit:
Celebrating the Life of Thomas Kalume”,
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae Vol 41, No 3 (2015), http://upjournals.co.za/index.php/SHE/article/view/111/171
1017-0499
3 Julius Gathogo 2015 “Francis Akanu Ibiam (1906 – 1995): Celebrating a Leader who had a mission beyond
the Ecclesia”,
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, Vol 41, No 1 (2015), pages 222-238 http://upjournals.co.za/index.php/SHE/article/view/111/171 or https://kenyattauniversity.academia.edu/JuliusGathogo
1017-0499
4 Julius Gathogo and Moses Masambah Nthukah
2015 “Overcoming poverty through Faith Based Organization‟s in Mbeere-land of Kenya
Online International Journal of Arts and Humanities, Volume 4, Issue 2, pp. 34-40; April, 2015 https://www.academia.edu/12239722/Overcoming_poverty_through_Faith_Based_Organisation_s_in_Mbeere-land_of_Kenya
2277-0852;
5 Julius Gathogo 2015 “Men battering as the new form of domestic violence? A pastoral care perspective from the Kenyan context”
Practical Theology [Journal] in South Africa, HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 71(3), 1-9, Art. #2795, 9 pages. https://www.academia.edu/12332942/Men_battering
_as_the_new_form_of_domestic_violence_A_pastora
l_care_perspective_from_the_Kenyan_context
ISSN: 0259-9422 (print) ISSN: 2072-8050 (online)
6 Julius Gathogo 2015 “Reconstructive Hermeneutics in African Christology”,
HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies; Vol 71, No 3 (2015), 8 pages www.hts.org.za/index.php/HTS/article/download/2660/pdf_1
0259-9422 (print): 2072-8050 (online)
7 Hezekiah Murage Muraya, Grace Wamue-Ngare and Julius Gathogo
2015 “Beliefs And Practices In Ugo (Divination) Intervention in African Context: Case Studying The Gikuyu Presbyterian Christians Of Nyeri Presbytery, Kenya (1908 – 2008)”
International Research Journal of Arts and Social Science Vol. 4(5) pp. 083-092, June, 2015 Available online http://www.interesjournals.org/IRJASS
ISSN: 2276-6502
8 Julius Gathogo 2014. Book Review on: “Gitari, David. 2014. Troubled but not destroyed: The autobiography of Archbishop David Gitari. McLean, VA: Isaac Publishing. ISBN 978-0-9916145-4-7. 346 pp. No price quoted.”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae Studia Hist. Ecc. vol.40 n.2 Pretoria Dec. 2014, pages 325-329 http://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1017-04992014000300020&lng=en
Print version ISSN 1017-0499
9 Julius Gathogo and Margaret
2014 “The impact of gender on orphans‟ self-esteem and
International Research Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, Vol. 3(4) pp. 98-
ISSN: 2276-6502
8
Wanjiru academic performance among secondary school students in Kirinyaga and Nyeri Counties of Kenya”
103, November, 2014 http://www.interesjournals.org/irjass/november-2014-
vol-3-issue-4/the-impact-of-gender-on-orphans-self-esteem-and-academic-performance-among-
secondary-school-students-in-kirinyaga-and-nyeri-
counties-of-kenya
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Julius Gathogo 2014 Extremist or an inculturationist? Retrieving Milkah Muthoni‟s (1948-2009) afro-Pentecostalism
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, May 2014, 40(1), 191-214 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/13707
1017-0499
11 Julius Gathogo 2014 “Theo-Political Dominance of Afro-Pentecostalism in the 21
st Century: Lessons From
the Kenyan Socio-Ecclesial Experience,”
US-China Law Review, Volume 11, Number 11, November 2014, pages 1499 - 1515 https://www.academia.edu/9693224/AFRO-PENTECOSTALISM_IN_KENYA_IN_THE_TWENTY_FIRST_CENTURY or/and http://www.davidpublisher.com/Public/uploads/Contribute/55069fe4c11d8.pdf
1548-6605 Online ISSN: 1930-2061
12 Julius Gathogo 2014 Mau-Mau War and the Church in Kirinyaga, Kenya: Accounting for the Tension and Conflict (1952-1960)
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, December 2014, 40 (2): 19-41 https://www.academia.edu/10178652/Mau-
Mau_War_and_the_Church_in_Kirinyaga_Kenya_Accountin
g_for_the_Tension_and_Conflict_1952-1960_
1017-0499
13
Julius Gathogo 2014 “Women, Come And Roast Your Own Ram!” Recollections On Mau-Mau General Chui Wa Mararo (1927 - 1956)
The Oral History Journal of South Africa, OHJSA 2(1)2014, pp. 102-120. https://www.academia.edu/7485607/08_Gathogo_1_Gen_Chui_wa_Mararo_pdf
2309-5792
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2.
Julius Gathogo 2013 “Afro-Pentecostalism and the Kenyan political landscape”
Swedish Missiological Themes (SMT), pp. 203 – 230 www.tidskrift.nu/artikel.php?Id=8919
0346-217X
3. 15
Julius Gathogo 2013 “Environmental management and African ancestral resources: Echoes from Mutira Mission, Kenya (1912-2012),”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae Volume 39 Number 2, December 2013, pp 33-56 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/13127 or http://uir.unisa.ac.za/bitstream/handle/10500/13127/Gathogo.pdf?sequence=1
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2013 “Ecclesiastical Politics and the Birth of an Empire in East Africa (1844- 2010)”
Online International Journal of Arts and Humanities Volume 2, Issue 6, pp. 173 – 181; July, 2013 http://onlineresearchjournals.org/ IJAH/pdf/2013/jul/Gathogo.pdf
2277-0852
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Julius Gathogo 2013 “Johana Njumbi (1886-1991): the pioneer African Leader in
Mutira Mission”
The Oral History Journal of South Africa (OHJSA), Vol. 1, No. 1, September 2013, pp. 74 -95 https://www.academia.edu/7485934/Gathogo_article_on_Njumbi_pp89-110
2309-5792
6. 18
Julius Gathogo 2013 “Unsung heroes and heroines at Mutira Mission, Kenya (1907-2012)”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, Vol 39, No 1, pp.107-127 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/9972
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2012 “Some Challenges in Founding an African Faith: Sampling Mutira Mission, Kenya, 1907-2012,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae Volume 38. No. 2. (December 2012), 81-99. http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/8115
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2012 “Mutira Mission (1907-2011): the birth of a Christian empire in East Africa,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, Volume 37 Number 3, (December 2011), 171-194 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/5658
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2012 “Reconciliation Paradigm in the Post Colonial Africa: A Critical Analysis,”
Journal of Religion & Theology, Pa Leiden, The Netherlands, 19 (2012), 74-91. http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/brill/rat/2012/00000019/F0020001/art00004
ISSN 1023-0807 / E-ISSN 1574-3012
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Julius Gathogo and Isabel Phiri
2012 “Iweto, Lelemama, Mashoga and Nguiko: Same-sex Sexuality in Kenya from an African Spirituality and Ethics Perspective,”
Journal of Gender and Religion in Africa, JGRA 17.2, Special Issue, 2011, 143-159 jgra.co.za/uploads/File/pdfs/journals/JGRA_17.2.pdf https://www.academia.edu/7563526/Same-sex_union_articles_in_the_Journal_of_Religion_and_Gender_in_Africa
1025-5648
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Julius Gathogo 2011 “The challenge of money and wealth in some East African Pentecostal Churches,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, September 2011, 37 (2), 133-151 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/5124
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2010 “The Early Attempts at Ecumenical Co-operation in East Africa: The Case of Kikuyu Conference of 1913,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, October 2010 XXXVI (2), 73 – 93 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4636
1017-0499
3. 13.
25
Julius Gathogo 2010 “Mercy Oduyoye as the Mother of African Women‟s Theology,”
Thelogia Viatorum: Journal of Theology and Religion in Africa, Vol. 34, No. 1, 2010. https://www.academia.edu/7504449/MERCY_ODUYOYE_AS_THE_MOTHER_OF_AFRICAN_WOMENS_THEOLOGY
0378-4142
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14.
Julius Gathogo and Isabel Phiri
2010 “A reconstructive motif in South African Black Theology in the twenty-first century”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, July 2010 XXXVI, 185-206.
http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4595
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo and Kennedy Kinyua
2010 “Afro-biblical hermeneutics in Africa today,”
Churchman, UK, 131 (2), (2010): 251-265 www.churchsociety.org/churchman/.../Cman_124_3_Gathogo.pdf
0009-661X
6. 16.
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Julius Gathogo 2010 “The birth of Protestant education in East Africa: Sampling Johannes Ludwig Krapf (1810 – 1881)”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, (December 2009, XXXV Supplement), 167 – 192
http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4547
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2009 “African theology of reconstruction as a practical theology for all,”
Practical Theology in South Africa, Vol 24 (2) (2009), 99 – 121.
http://reference.sabinet.co.za/document/EJC88691
1010-8017
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Julius Gathogo 2009 “Reading John Calvin in African Context: Any relevance for social reconstruction of Africa?”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, (October 2009, XXXV), 219-235. http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4581
1017-0499
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Julius Gathogo 2009 “The Reason for Studying African Religion in Post-Colonial Africa,”
Currents in Theology and Mission, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, USA, (April 2009), 108-117. http://www.thefreelibrary.com/The+reason+for+studying+African+Religion+in+post-colonial+Africa.-a0197998781
0098-2113
10. Julius Gathogo 2010 “South African Black http://nmz-mission.de http://nmz-
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and Isabel Phiri Theology in the twenty-first Century.”
mission.de
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Julius Gathogo and Isabel Phiri,
2009 Xenophobia/Afrophobia in post apartheid South Africa: Strategies for combat,”
Theologia Viatorum, 33/2 (2009), 216-241 https://www.academia.edu/7527974/XENOPHOBIA_AFRO-PHOBIA_IN_THE_POST_COLONIAL_AFRICA_STRATEGIES_FOR_COMBAT
0378-4142
12. 2 34
Julius Gathogo 2009 “Some Expressions of African Hospitality Today”
Scriptura 99 (2008), 275-287 http://www.sabinet.co.za/abstracts/script/script_v99_a4.html or/and http://scriptura.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/669/666
0254-1807
13. 22.
35
Julius Gathogo 2008 “The Struggle Against Patriarchalism in Kenya (1980-1992,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, (April 2008, XXXIV), 265-288. http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4523
1017-0499
14. 23.
36
Julius Gathogo 2008 “The Quest for Religious Freedom in Kenya (1887-1963)”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, XXXIV (1), (July 2008), 67-92. http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4534
1017-0499
37
Julius Gathogo 2008 “Missionaries and Colonial Authorities in Kenya,”
Swedish Missiological Themes, 96 (1) (2008), 43-70.
0346-217X
15.
24. 38
Julius Gathogo 2008 “The Challenge And Reconstructive Impact Of African Religion In South Africa Today”
Journal Of Ecumenical Studies, Temple University, Philadelphia, USA, 43:4 Fall (2008): 577-595. http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=20999047
0022-0558
16. 25.
39
Julius Gathogo 2008 “The Tasks in African Theology of Reconstruction,”
Swedish Missiological Themes, Vol. 96:2 (2008), 161-183. www.tidskriftsbutiken.se/issue/14678
0346-217X
17. 26.
40
Julius Gathogo 2008 “Genesis, Methodologies, and Concerns of African Theology of Reconstruction”
Theologia Viatorum, South Africa, 32 (1), (2008): 23-62. https://www.academia.edu/7506298/GENESIS_METHODOLOGIES_AND_CONCERNS_OF_AFRICAN_THEOLOGY_OF_RECONSTRUCTION
0378-4142
18. 27.
41
Julius Gathogo 2008 “Christology in African Women‟s Theology,”
African Theological Journal, Makumira, Tanzania, ATJ, Vol. 31, No. 2, 20008), 75-92. https://www.academia.edu/7486062/CHRISTOLOGY_IN_AFRICAN_WOMENS_THEOLOGY
0253-9322
19. 31
28. 42
Julius Gathogo 2008 “The Use of Ancestral Resources in Combating HIV and AIDS: Mundurume’s Task”
Journal of Constructive Theology, South Africa, 131 (1), 5-24.
1025-5648
20. 29.
43
Julius Gathogo 2008 “African Philosophy as Expressed in the Concepts of Hospitality and Ubuntu,”
Journal of Theology for Southern Africa, 130, (March 2008), 39-53. https://www.academia.edu/7527389/Gathogos_article_on_Ubuntu_and_African_hospitality
0047-2867
21. 44
30.
Julius Gathogo 2007 “Revisiting African hospitality in post-colonial Africa,”
Missionalia 35:2 (August 2007): 108 - 130. www.sabinet.co.za/abstracts/mission/mission_v35_n2_a8.htm l
0256-9507
22.
31. 45
Julius Gathogo 2007 “Black Theology of South Africa: Is this the hour of paradigm shift?”
Black Theology: An international Journal, UK, (BT 5.3), (November 2007), 327-354 http://connection.ebscohost.com/c/articles/43443256/black-theology-south-africa-this-hour-paradigm-shift
1476-9948 (print) 1743-1670 (online)
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23. 32.
46
Julius Gathogo 2007 “Story-telling as a methodology in developing a theology of reconstruction,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, May 2007 XXXIII (1), 155-186 http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4476
1017-0499
24. 47
33.
Julius Gathogo 2007 “A survey of an African Theology of Reconstruction (ATOR),”
Swedish Missiological Themes, Vol. 95:2 (2007), 123-148.
0346-217X
25. 34.
48
Julius Gathogo 2007 “The Significance of African Religion in the Reconstruction of Post Cold War Africa,”
Theologia Viatorum, South Africa, 31 (1), (December 2007): 43-71.
0378-4142
26. 35.
49
Julius Gathogo 2007 “African Religion, Part 1.”
Churchman, UK, 121 (2), (2007): 163-174. www.biblicalstudies.org.uk/pdf/churchman/121-03_249.pdf
0009-661X
27. 41
36. 50
Julius Gathogo 2007 “African Religion, Part 2.” Churchman, UK, 121 (3), (2007): 249-256.
0009-661X
28. 51
37.
Julius Gathogo 2007 “Church and State Conflict in Kenya (1986-1991),”
Swedish Missiological Themes, 95 (3) (2007), 265-284. http://www.readbag.com/teol-uu-se-digitalassets-6-6199-smt3-07
0346-217X
29. 52
38.
Julius Gathogo 2007 “The History and Nature of Gitari‟s Leadership Prowess, 1986-1991,”
Churchman, UK, 121 (4), (2007), 333-347. www.biblicalstudies.org.uk/pdf/churchman/121-04_333.pdf
0009-661X
30. 39.
53
Julius Gathogo 2007 “David Gitari‟s Prophetic Ministry in Kenya (1986-1991),”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, South Africa, September 2007 XXXIII (2), 235 to 257. http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4494
1017-0499
31. 40.
54
Julius Gathogo 2006 “Jesse Mugambi‟s Pedigree: Formative Factors,”
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, XXXII (2), South Africa, (September 2006), 173-205. http://uir.unisa.ac.za/handle/10500/4407
1017-0499
32. 41.
55
Julius Gathogo 2006 “African religion and its contribution in the post Apartheid era (1994 -)”
African Theological Journal, Makumira, Tanzania, ATJ Vol. 29 No. 2, (2006), 22-45.
0253-9322
33. 42.
56
Julius Gathogo 2006. “Kibicho, Samuel Gakuhi: God and revelation in an African context. Nairobi: Acton.”
Missionalia 34 (2/3) (August/November 2006), 420-423.
0256-9507
34. 43.
57
Julius Gathogo 2006 “African Hospitality, Part 1,” Churchman, UK, 120 (1), (2006), 39-56. www.biblicalstudies.org.uk/pdf/churchman/120-01_039.pdf
0009-661X
35. 44.
58
Julius Gathogo 2006 “African Hospitality: Is it Compatible with the Ideal Christ‟s Hospitality?”
Swedish Missiological Themes, 94 (2006), 23-53. www.tidskriftsbutiken.se/issue/12496
0346-217X
36. 45.
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Julius Gathogo 2006 “African Hospitality, Part 2,” Churchman, UK, 120 (2), (2006), 145-157. http://www.churchsociety.org/churchman/documents/Cman_120_2_Gathogo2.pdf
0009-661X
5. Publications (chapters in books)
S/No. Author Year Chapter Title Book Title ISBN Reference No.
1 Julius 2013 “Fallacies in religion and the In Willingtone Ouma Otieno, 978-3-8484-
12
Gathogo beauty of appreciating the „other‟ – Forward”
Fallacies in Religious Discourses: Religious Falsehoods Revealed (Lambert: Saabrucken, 2013), 5-7.
3808-2
2 Julius Gathogo
2013 “The Quest for Refined Christianity in African Context: Reconsidering Milkah Muthoni (1948-2009)”
Roho Christianity: Pentecostalism in a globalized African public space
forthcoming
3 Julius Gathogo
2013 “Men Battering In Kenya: A Theo-Philosophical Enquiry”
Domestic Violence Forthcoming
4 Julius Gathogo
2013 “Diversity and Homogeneity in African Religious Discourses”
http://www.africas.asia/religious-diversity-globalised-society-challenges-and-responses-africa-and-asia
Diversity in Globalised Society and Religious Diversity in Africa And Asia This book was launched on 20
th June 2013 during the
Bundung conference, at Ateneo De Davao University, Davao city, Philippines
978-602-284-031-2
5 Julius Gathogo
2013 “The Use of Ancestral Resources in Environmental Sustainability: An East African Perspective,”
Handbook of Theological Education in Africa (WCC Publication).
ISBN 978-1-908355-19-5
6 Julius Gathogo
2013 “Historical Developments of Theological Education in Eastern Africa,”
Handbook of Theological Education in Africa (WCC Publication), 28-46. http://issuu.com/wordsbydesign/docs/handbook_of_theological_education_in_africa
ISBN 978-1-920620-011
7 Julius Gathogo
2012 “„Chasing a Leopard out of the Homestead‟: Mundurume’s Task in the Era of HIV and AIDS” www.oikoumene.org/en/resources/.../
Redemptive Masculinities.pdf
In Ezra Chitando and Sophie Chirongoma, Redemptive Masculinities: Men, HIV and Religion, WCC Publication, 2012), 447-470 https://www.academia.edu/7563540/A_voluminous_book_on_Redemptive_masculinities_in_the_era_of_HIV_and_AIDS
ISBN 978-9966-1056-2-2.
8 Julius Gathogo
2012 “Post-Liberation Theology: A Critical Appreciation,”
In Isaac M. T. Mwase and Eunice K. Kamaara (Eds) 2012. Theologies of Liberation and Reconstruction: Essays in Honour of Prof. J.N.K. Mugambi, (Nairobi: Acton, 2012), 59-99.
ISBN 978-9966-888-67-5
9 Julius Gathogo
2011 “Foreword and Introduction of the book,”
in Robinson Kariuki Mwangi 2011. Practical impact of a curriculum: 'HIV and AIDS: Knowledge for intervention' (Saarbrücken, Germany: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing), iv-vii.
ISBN 978-3-8454-7586-8
10 Julius Gathogo
2011 “Christian Missions in the 19th and
20th Century Africa: Foreword and
Introduction”
In Ruri Karani 2011. Culture versus Gospel in Africa: Sampling Centennial History of Mutira Mission, Central Kenya (1912-2012), (Saarbrücken, Germany: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing), 1-17.
ISBN 978-3-8443-3378-7
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11 Julius Gathogo
2009 (September).
“Meddling on to 2008: Any Relevance for Gitari‟s Model after Ethnic Violence?”
In Ben Knighton (ed), Religion and Politics in Kenya: Essays in Honour of a Meddlesome Priest (Palgrave Macmillan), 143-154.
9780230614871
6. Individual Book Publications:
S/No. Author Year Book title ISBN Reference No.
1 Julius Gathogo
2015
Designing a Teaching Curriculum: Exploring Curriculum Theories, Instructions, Assessments, and Standards in Education Paperback
ISBN-10: 3659805394 ISBN-13: 978-3659805394
2 Julius Gathogo
2015
Pedagogy of the Teaching Profession: Introducing the New Skills Movement
ISBN-10: 3659776750 ISBN-13: 978-3659776755
3 Julius Gathogo
2013 Introduction to the Bible: A Simplified Guide to Biblical Studies for Beginners 200 pages
978-3-659-48685-2
4 Julius Gathogo
2013 Home-Grown Religions: A Guide to the Study of World's Religions, 320 pages
978-3-659-47387-6
5 Julius Gathogo
2013 Whimpers Of Africa: Lessons From The Kenyan Context 324 pages
978-3-659-46532-1
6 Julius Gathogo
2013 Celebrating Our Diversity: Sermons in African Context
978-3-659-45438-7
7 Julius Gathogo
2012 -2015
Patience Pays: On Oral Narratives in Africa, forthcoming
-
8 Julius Gathogo
2012 - 2015
Sociology of Religion: An African Perspective, forthcoming
-
9 Julius Gathogo
2011 Mutira Mission: An African Church Come of Age in Kirinyaga, Kenya (1912-2012), Eldoret: Zapf Chancery Publishers Africa Ltd.
9789966150684
10 Julius Gathogo
2011 Responsible Church Leaders in Africa, pp. 132
978-3-8443-9155-8
11 Julius Gathogo
2011 2011 – Simplified Sociology for Beginners, pp. 108 pages
978-3-8443-3372-5
12 Julius Gathogo
2011 Simplified Psychology for Beginners, 80 pages.
978-3-8443-2640-6
13 Julius Gathogo
2011 The Pangs of Birth in African Christianity, 476 pages.
978-3-8443-0606-4
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14 Julius Gathogo
2011 Christ’s Hospitality From An African Theological Perspective, 202 Pages
978-3-8443-0323-0
15 Julius Gathogo
2011 African Hospitality From A Missiological Perspective, 170 pages
978-3-8443-0006-2
16 Julius Gathogo
2011 Liberation And Reconstruction In Africa, 476 pages
978-3-8433- 9087-3
17 Julius Gathogo
2001 The Truth About African Hospitality: Is There Hope For Africa? (Mombasa: The Salt Productions)
1200167237
8. Consultancy and community service
S/No. Consultant (s) Consulting Person/ Body/ Organization
Year
Title Consultancy Service
Payment (US$)
1 On Ethical issues through radio programmes. Audience/Kenyans participate by asking questions every Thursday at 8 pm to 10 pm. In turn I offer consultancy services
Baraka FM Radio Station, Mombasa, Kenya
August 2012 onwards
a weekly programme on ethical issues such as gender based violence, reconciliation, good governance, witchcraft, environmental concern etc.
To be settled after consulting donors who may be interested to sponsor the programme
2 Board Member Canon Njumbi Mutira Mixed Secondary School,
Since May 6, 2011
Board Member -
3 Board Member Mutira Nursing Home Since April 2011
Director & Board Member
-
4 Civic responsibilities
Mashinani Uwezesho Programme of East Africa
Since 2008
Diirector -
5 Counseling services
Youths and students Since 2005, invited in various institutions
6 Board Member Canon Njumbi Mutira Secondary School
Re-appointment for a period of 3 years, November 2015
9. Affiliation to Professional Bodies
S/No Name of professional body
1 A member of Church History Society of Southern Africa (CHSS)
2 A Member of EATWOT Kenya chapter
3 A member of Kenya Nonfiction and Academic Authors' Association (KENFAA)
4 Oral History Association of South Africa (OHASA)
10. AWARDS/RECOGNITION
S/No Name of award or Recognition
Awarding Organization/Body Year
1 Exemplary performance Kenyatta University
24th December
2014
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2 Rated the overall best lecturer in the 2011/2012 Staff Performance Contracts Evaluation Results
Kenyatta University
Grade description - Excellent
2011/2012
3 Conferred “Academic Preceptor” for successfully supervising a Master of Philosophy candidate through to completion
Certificate awarded by Saint Alcuin House Seminary, USA
April 3, 2012
4 Rated the 4th best lecturer
of Kenyatta University in the 2010/2011 Staff Performance Contracts Evaluation Results
Kenyatta University
Comp. Score - 2,4733
Grade description - V. Good
2010/2011
5 Won a Post Doctoral Research Fellowship,
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre, South Africa, 2010 (received Ksh 1.5 million for research).
2010
6 Won a Post Doctoral Research Fellowship,
University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Centre, South Africa, 2009 (received Ksh 1.5 million for research).
2009
7 Andrew Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellowship, USA,
Won an Andrew Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellowship, USA, for year 2009. Received 1.5 million Kenya shillings
2009
8 Academic scholarship for study
Won a John Stott Ministries Scholarship, USA, (2004-2006) to study PhD
2004
9 Academic scholarship for study
Won a CMS Scholarship, London, to pursue a two-year M.A programme
2002 – 2003
10 Archbishop Award Won an Archbishop Award after attaining a First Class Diploma in theology, from St. Paul‟s University, Limuru, and being the best student in Kenya – during the 1994/95 academic year
1994/95
11 Student-lecturer evaluations, Kenyatta University
Rated Grade A (above 95% average) 2009-2014
1. LOCAL, REGIONAL & INTERNATIONAL APPOINTMENTS 11.1. As PhDs Internal Examiner and other local and international appointments
1. Appointed an External Examiner at University of South Africa (UNISA) for a Doctoral Thesis entitled, “Mission and Hospitality: A Literary Ethnography of the Pauline Churches” by Leendert Brouwer, 30 November 2015. 2. Appointed an External Examiner at University of South Africa (UNISA) for a Doctoral Thesis entitled, “The Impact of the 1974 Revolution on Religious Freedom in Portugal (1974-2009)” 3. Appointed an external examiner at Pwani University for a Masters Dissertation, entitled, “Challenges faced by Jesus Touch (JTC) in responding to „Mpango wa Kando‟ relationships in Kilifi County: A critical pastoral approach” by Augustus Muthangya (Reg. No C50/PU/2082/12) 4. Appointed an external examiner at Pwani University for a Masters Dissertation, entitled, “David Gitari‟s Contribution In Kenya‟s Democratization Process, 1986-2010” by Stephen Asol Achola Kapinde, Student Number C50/Pu/2075/2013, 5. Invited to join the RELIGION Working Group for the Bandung+60 Conference that took place in Indonesia on October 26-31, 2015 6. Appointed as a Research Fellow at the University of South Africa (UNISA), August 2014.
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7. October 2013, internal Examiner on” “Bible and Impunity: Addressing Impunity in Kenya Through a Post-Colonial Reading of Authority in Mark 1:21-28” by Julius Kithinji Kiambi, a PhD candidate, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kenyatta University. 8.October 2012, internal Examiner on “The Role of Lamentation in African Biblical Hermeneutics: A Post-Colonial Reading of the Bible among Gikuyu People of Kenya (1963-2012)” by Joseph M. Wanjao, PhD candidate, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kenyatta University. 9.Post doctoral research Fellow, 2008-2011, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, tasked to research on a variety of topics, some of which were published as shown above. 10.2013,My book, Home-Grown Religions: A Guide to the Study of World's Religions is being used as one of the main Texts in the University of Kabianga and Karatina University, for Masters Students in Religious studies. 11.2 Review of professional periodicals plus External/internal Examination (if any) plus/or/and other academic assignments
1. Peer-reviewed an article on, “Cohabitation and African Indigenous Knowledge Systems: an ethical challenge to Gate keepers of the Akan Culture in Ghana” for the Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of the Arts and Humanities in Southern Africa, May 2015. 2. Peer-reviewed an article on: “Modern/Charismatic Pentecostalism as a form of „religious‟ secularization in Africa,” for Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae: Journal of the Church History Society of Southern Africa (CHSSA), an accredited Journal at UNISA, South Africa, February 13, 2015. 3. Peer-reviewed an article on: “Oral history sources as learning materials: a case study of the national University of Science and Technology,” for the Oral History Journal of South Africa, (UNISA) October 7, 2014. 4. Peer-reviewed an article on: “Pastoralism and Violence in Northern Ghana: Socialization and Professional Requirement”, for Online Journal of African Affairs, October 3, 2014. 5. Peer-reviewed an article on: “Impoverished Forever? Interrogating the South African Nationalization of Mines’ Discourse within the Ethos of the Proverbial Locust’s Hea”, for Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae (Church History Society of Southern Africa), UNISA, June 10, 2014.
6. Peer-reviewed an article on: “A Philosophical Look at Nyerere‟s ujamaa,” for Online International Journal of Arts and Humanities (ISSN: 2277-0852), Manuscript Number: OIJAH-14-018, March 16, 2014. www.onlineresearchjournals.org/IJAH 7. Peer-reviewed an article on: “Rejuvenating the Economies of Ogbese Rural Region, Nigeria,” for Herald Journal of Geography and Regional Planning (ISSN: 2350–2185), Review Manuscript: HJGRP-14-055, http://www.heraldjournals.org/hjgrp, February 2014. 8. Peer-reviewed an article on: “Gender and Land Dispossession in Zimbabwe: A Case of the Ndebele at Esigodini Area 1893 T0 2003,” for the Oral History Journal of South Africa, (UNISA) February 2014. 9. Peer-reviewed an article on: “James Baldwin and the Doctrine of the Black Revolutionary Theatre: An Analysis of Blues for Mister Charlie,” for Net Journal of Social Sciences, www.netjournals.org, September 2013. 10. October 2013, internal Examiner on” “Bible and Impunity: Addressing Impunity in Kenya Through a Post-Colonial Reading of Authority in Mark 1:21-28” by Julius Kithinji Kiambi, a PhD candidate, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kenyatta University. 11. October 2012, internal Examiner on “The Role of Lamentation in African Biblical Hermeneutics: A Post-Colonial Reading of the Bible among Gikuyu People of Kenya (1963-2012)” by Joseph M. Wanjao, PhD candidate, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kenyatta University. 12. Peer-Reviewer for the Global Research Journal of Education (GRJE-12-098), title: “School Mottos in Western Kenya as a Reflection of Educational Values and Principles,” 4
th October 2012.
13. Appointed as reviewer for Journal of Gender and Religion in Africa (JGRA), an accredited Journal in the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, June 20, 2011
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14. Peer-Reviewer for Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae: Journal of the Church History Society of Southern Africa (CHSSA), an accredited Journal at UNISA, South Africa, 4
th May 2010.
15. Peer-Reviewer for Theologia Viatorum: Journal of Theology and Religion in Africa, University of Limpopo, an accredited Journal in South Africa, September 2009. 16. Peer-Reviewer for Theologia Viatorum: Journal of Theology and Religion in Africa, University of Limpopo, an accredited Journal in South Africa, September 2009. 17. Peer-Reviewer for Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae: Journal of the Church History Society of Southern Africa (CHSSA), an accredited Journal at UNISA, South Africa, October 2008. 18. Peer-Reviewer for Theologia Viatorum: Journal of Theology and Religion in Africa, University of Limpopo, an accredited Journal in South Africa, July 2008. 19. Appointed a Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa on 27
th
June 2007, renewed in 2008. 20. Peer-Reviewer for Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae: Journal of the Church History Society of Southern Africa (CHSSA), an accredited Journal at UNISA, South Africa, February 2007. 21. Peer-Reviewer for Theologia Viatorum: Journal of Theology and Religion in Africa, University of Limpopo, an accredited Journal in South Africa, April 2007.
11. Supervision of postgraduate students:
POST-GRADUATE SUPERVISIONS (2007 - )
NAME OF CANDIDATE
TOPIC OF RESEARCH NAME OF UNIVERSITY
Status of project (e.g. First year etc)
Moses Masamba Nthukah, Student ID Number: 4050 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
“Church and Holistic Growth: Assessing the Contributions of Faith Based Organisation‟s Transformational Development Strategies for Poverty Reduction in Mbeere District of Kenya And Its Implications For Practical Theology,”
St. Alcuin House Seminary, College of Theology, Minnesota, USA.
PhD completed and awarded, October 2014
Hezekiah M Muraya Student Number: C82/15298/05 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Mundu Mugo Among the Agikuyu Presbyterian Christians: Examining Some Beliefs and Practices in Nyeri Presbytery (1908-2008)
Kenyatta University
PhD Completed, graduated - 20
th
December 2013
John Mararo Gachoki Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Student number: 4042
“Alcoholism as A Challenge to African Christian Spirituality: Assessing Its Contribution to the Spreading of HIV and AIDS in Kirinyaga County, Kenya.”
St. Alcuin House Seminary, College of Theology, Minnesota, USA.
Completed and PhD degree awarded on June 13, 2014
Peggy Mulambya Kabonde, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Student number: 205512387
Ordination of Women: Partnership, Praxis and Experience of the United Church of Zambia
University of Kwazulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Completed and graduated on April 14, 2014
Wilson Okonjo Adongo, Reg. No. C50/CE/14545/2009, Masters Degree in Religious Studies Candidate
Historical Development And Challenges Of Voice Of Salvation And Healing Church In Kenya
Kenyatta University, Kenya
Completed, Degree Awarded on 18 December 2015
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Humphrey Sibeko, Masters Degree in Theology, Candidate
Pneumatology And Spirits: An Analysis Of Translatabilty Of Christian And Primal Concepts By The Zulu Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches
University Of Kwazulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
(completed 2011)
Mwaro Baya, 2010-2012 Masters Degree in Philosophy candidate
The Puritans Agitations: A critical Evaluation of Counter Reform Methodologies by the Church of England against the Puritan's Reforms and an African Context
St. Alcuin House Seminary, College of Theology, Minnesota, USA.
Completed April 3, 2012 and graduated
Ludiah Kasota Mwesa, C82/10855/2008, PhD Candidate
Utethyo Concept and Holistic Growth: A Theological Foundation of Social Responsibility From The Akamba Thought and Practice
Kenyatta University, Kenya
Work on going – proposal complete
Mbogo Silas Njue C50/CE/21643/2010 Master Of Arts Degree 0725707239 [email protected]
Church and Holistic Growth: A Case Study Of ADS-MKE Gachoka Division, Embu County
Kenyatta University Completed, Degree Awarded on 18 December 2015
Nancy Kemunto Obwaya, C50/CE/14567/2009 Masters candidate (MA) [email protected]
Belief in Witchcraft and Its Effects on Family Stability in Mosocho Division
Kenyatta University Rewriting proposal, for second submission
Gwidi Baya Shokoa C50/Ce/22686/2010 0721627619 Masters candidate (MA) [email protected]
Duruma Cultural Practices And Their Impact To Christian Marriage: The Case Of Mabesheni, Kwale County, Kenya
Kenyatta University First proposal defence done, 26 November 2013
Onyiego Kemiro Bonface C50/CE/22591/2011 [email protected]
The Church attendance of men in the Roman Catholic Church, Nyabururu, Kisii County
Kenyatta University Concept paper defence done in January 2014, rewriting second proposal draft
Miriam Silantoi C50/CE/26686/2011 0723888239 [email protected]
Jumuiya Men‟s Fellowship (JMF): A Critical Examination of the Dynamics and Implications of Men‟s Fellowship in Maralal Parish, Samburu Catholic Diocese, Kenya
Kenyatta University Reworking proposal for submission. First draft complete by November 2013
Ariemba Kemunto Susan C50/CE/25842/2011 0720855775 MA student
The Roho Msalaba Church: A Historical, Structural Analysis and Phenomenological Organization
Kenyatta University Topic of proposal clearly identified in October 2013, student reworking the first draft
Simon Musyoki Makau C82/25171/2012 0725972724 [email protected]
The Response of the African Inland Church to Pentecostalism in Matuu Location
Kenyatta University Concept paper defence done in January 2014
Thembeka Mkabeni, Masters Candidate
Integrating African Culture Into The Church: The Methodist Church Of Southern Africa‟s Understanding Of Healing In The Light Of African
University Of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
5th year
19
Traditional Religions
Sarah, Kamau, Masters Candidate
Inclusion of Children with Disability into Selected Integrated Islamic pre-schools in Nairobi Province.
Kenyatta University, Kenya
Awaiting feedback
Kande, Simon Maina C82/25130/2011 0721312530 PhD Candidate
The influence of Postmodernism on the Evangelical Theology of Spiritual Formation and Christian witness amongst selected Charismatic and mainstream Churches in Nairobi.
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback
Ondieki Jane Serage C50/CE/14546/2009 Masters Candidate
Topic not fully decided Kenyatta University, Kenya
Proposal writing
Muiruri Njuru Reg. No. C82/24525/2010 Masters candidate
Topic not fully settled Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback
Robert K. Korir C50/KER/CE/24244/2013 0721 827 180 [email protected]
Bride-wealth Views and Practices Among Christians in Africa Inland Church, Bureti District
Kenyatta University Proposal writing
Elizabeth Nancy Muriithi 0727 302 594/0734 366 408 [email protected]
Causes and Effects of Divorce on Christian Marriages With Special Reference to Redeemed Gospel Church, Embu East Sub-County, Kenya
Kenyatta University Proposal defence done November 2015
Douglas Omosa Kireri 0729 584 775 [email protected]
Church Drop by Believers After Baptism in the SDA Church, Bonchari Constituency, Kisii County
Kenyatta University Proposal defence done Nov 2015
Swin C. Mamati 0724 899 520 [email protected], [email protected]
Eschatology in African Christianity With Reference to New Holy Church
Kenyatta University Proposal writing
Rose Kaibunga, C50/CE/252622/2013, 0725849409, [email protected]
“Restoring and Preserving of Traditional African Shrines for Christian Worship by the Akorino in Igembe South Constituency”
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback from the researcher
Lilian Ndungwa Kyalo, C50/KER/CE/26645/2013 0726820773, [email protected]
“Influence of Money on Church Leadership: A Case Study of the AIC Church in Mitinyani Region, Kitui County,”
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback from the researcher
Evaline Birgen, C50/KER/CE/27233/2013 0725327520, [email protected]
“Role of the Faith Based Organizations in Socio-Economic Development in Kericho: A Case Study of the Catholic Church in Socio-Sigowet Constituency,”
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback from the researcher
Noah K. Kipkech, C50/KER/24204/2013, 0720296611, [email protected]
“The Electronic Church in Urban Kenya and its Implication on the Local Church: A Case Study of Nakuru North Sub-County,”
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback from the researcher
Lilian Ndungwa Kyalo C50/KER/CE/26645/2013 0726820773
Influence of Money on Church Leadership: A Case Study of the AIC Church in Mitinyani
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback from the researcher
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[email protected] Region, Kitui County.
Jennifer Chepkorir C50/KER/CE/25179/2014
Participatory Leadership Issues Facing Women in African Inland Church, Chepalungu District, Bomet County
Kenyatta University Awaiting feedback from the researcher
FELLOWSHIPS:
2014-2017: Appointed as a Research Fellow at the Research Institute for Theology and Religion (for a renewable 3 years contract), University of South Africa (UNISA), from 1
st August 2014.
2007- 2011: Made a Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
2009: Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
2010: Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
RESPONSIBILITIES: At Kenyatta University
2010 to date appointed by PRS Chair, the Co-ordinator of the Department in Mombasa Campus.
18th May 2012: Appointed Board Member of Chemchemi International Journal of School of Humanities and Social
Sciences, Kenyatta University
October 2010 - to date. Student mentor, KU-Mombasa Campus
At Other Institutions
2010. Chaired the fifth Session of Annual Conference of Church History Society of Southern Africa, whose theme was, “Ecumenism: a historical perspective” which was held: the University of University of North West, Potchefstroom, South Africa, August 16-18, 2010.
February 2008, appointed the National Co-ordinator for the Open Learning Diploma in Christian Ministries & Civic Responsibilities, for Carlile College, Nairobi, which involved all administrative duties.
13. Publications in newspapers (as part of community outreach) Opinions, columns and features: 2014, “David Gitari‟s autobiography a must-read for pan-Africanists,” November 21, 2014, http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/david-gitaris-autobiography-must-read-pan-africanists 2014, “Kanyari reflects moral bankruptcy of a nation,” The Star, November 17, 2014, http://the-star.co.ke/news/kanyari-reflects-moral-bankruptcy-nation 2014, “Mandela, Sankara inspires us”, Kirinyaga Star, August/September 2014, pg 7. 2014, “Mandela and Sankara: Any lessons for Kenya?” The Star, August 3, 2014 http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-181990/mandela-and-sankara-any-lessons-kenya 2014, “Leadership lessons from Mandela, Sankara,” The People Daily, July 29, 2014, http://mediamaxnetwork.co.ke/peopledaily/?p=94944 2014, “Let's not celebrate Lupita and miss the lesson!” The People Daily, 12 March 2014 (opinion article) www.thepeople.co.ke/61406/lets-celebrate-lupita-miss-lesson/ 2014, “Remembering General Chui wa Mararo: Was Mau Mau a Revolution Betrayed?” The Star, 19 February 2014, pg 26 and 27 (feature) http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-155886/remembering-general-chui-wa-mararo-was-mau-mau-revolution-betrayed 2013, “Mandela was living testimony of struggle for justice, dignity is never in vain” The People Daily, December 12, 2013 (opinion), http://www.thepeople.co.ke/40692/mandela-living-testimony-struggle-justice-dignity-never-vain/
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2013: “Mandela deserves his saintly status,” Weekly Citizen, volume 16 Issue No. 49, December 16
th – 22
nd, 2013, page 5.
2013, “UN rejection of deferral request: Any hidden agenda for ICC cases?” The People Daily, November 19, 2013 (opinion), http://www.thepeople.co.ke/32948/un-rejection-of-deferral-request-any-hidden-agenda-for-icc-cases/ 2013: “Combating terrorism in Kenya calls for borrowing of traditional methods,” Weekly Citizen, volume 16, Issue No. 38. September 30
th to October 6, 2013, page 5.
2013: “Don‟t ban night passenger travel by bus,” Weekly Citizen, volume 16 Issue No. 35. September 9
th to 15
th, 2013, page 5.
2013: “Kenya, Senegal, Zimbabwe elections point to renaissance in post-cold war Africa”, Weekly Citizen, volume 16 Issue No. August 12
th – 18
th, 2013, page 5.
2013: “With every sector craving for higher pay, does anyone care for Wanjiku?” The People Daily, http://www.thepeople.co.ke/8087/with-every-sector-craving-for-higher-pay-does-anyone-cares-for-wanjiku/ (July 3, 2013). 2013: “Lopsided priorities bleeding Kenya from all sides,” Weekly Citizen, volume 16 Issue No. 26, July 8
th – 14
th, 2013, page 5.
2013: “Is Kenya going through an epistemological crisis?” Weekly Citizen, volume 16 Issue No. 8, February 25 – March 3, 2013, page 5. 2013: “Akorino: The Search for Refined Christianity” (feature), Weekly Citizen, volume 16 Issue No. 6, February 11-17, 2013, page 10. 2012: “Lessons from Saitoti, Ojodeh Helicopter crash deaths,” Weekly Citizen, volume 15 Issue No. 25, June 18
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th, 2012, page 5.
2012: “Reconciliation Is Always Hot Topic,” The Star, 25 May 2012, http://www.the-star.co.ke/opinions/others/77417-reconciliation-is-always-hot-topic 2012. “Changing Kanu‟s name will be a betrayal,” Daily Nation, January 16, 2012, http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/Changing+Kanus+name+will+be+a+betrayal+/- /440808/1308182/-/cfs107z/-/index.htm 2011. “Let Wangari Maathai be an Environmental Ancestral Spirit for Kenya,” (a two-page feature) Weekly Citizen, volume 14 Issue No. 40, October 10
th – 16
th, 2011, pages 10-11.
2007 (8th April) “Popularity polls posing big threat to our unity”
http://www.timesnews.co.ke/08april07/editorials/comm1.html 2007 (20
th January) “Time for church leaders‟ takeover?” in Kenya Times
http://www.timesnews.co.ke/20jan07/editorials/comm1.html 2005. “Africa still needs a political paradigm” in Kenya Times http://www.timesnews.co.ke/24nov05/insight/ins4.html 2005/11/24 2004. “We must start to appreciate our heroes” in Kenya Times www.kentimes.com/20oct04/editorials/comm1.html 2004/10/20 1996 “A theologian‟s view of Constitutional Review” People Weekly, 16/5/1996
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