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Mission Theology UK Semina Joseph Galgalo Oct 2015

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Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and Canon Prof Joseph Galgalo +
Canon Prof Joseph Galgalo giving his paper +
Discussing Joseph Galgalo's paper +
Discussing Joseph Galgalo's paper +
Claire Reynolds, Jennifer Coombs, Nigel Stock, Joseph Galgalo +
Jo Bailey-Wells and Griphus Gakuru +
Elizabeth Joy and Claire Reynolds +
Andrew Norman, Vernon White, Shannon Preston and Tim Naish +
Nigel Stock and Joseph Galgalo +
Alex Ross, Anders Litzell and Jesse Zink +
Reception after the seminar +
Discussion after the seminar +
 
 
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Canon Professor Joseph Galgalo, Vice Chancellor of St Paul's University, Limuru, Kenya, gave the first UK seminar of the Mission Theology in the Anglican Communion project on 20 Oct 2015 at Lambeth Palace, 'Developments and Trends in African Christianity: An Anglican Kenyan Perspective'. On 10 Nov 2015 at Durham University, he gave a seminar paper on 'The Place of Theology in the Contemporary University: a Case for Justification'. Photos by Claire Reynolds (Lambeth) and GK (Durham).

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