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African Christianity in the UK: Pentecostalism and embodied faith
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In this episode we welcome guest host Dr Harvey Kwiyani, a Malawian theologian based in Britain who is CEO of Global Connections and Director of Missio Africanus. He joins Dr Sheila Akomiah-Conteh, a Ghanaian scholar living in Scotland who works in statistical analysis for Brendan Research and Christ Theological College, and Dr Naar M'fundisi-Holloway, originally from Zambia, an Action Researcher with the Salvation Army, to talk about the shape of African Christianity in the UK, focusing on Pentecostalism, revival and the underpinning role of women in bringing about God's multicultural realm.
This episode was recorded in 2021, part of the 'Embodied Faith' series. Biographical details may have changed since the descriptions in the recording.
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