About the Journal
The Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology (AJET) is a leading peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to advancing theological scholarship, biblical studies, Christian ministry, and contextual reflection on Christianity in Africa. Formerly published as the East Africa Journal of Theology (EAJET), the journal has earned a strong reputation as a trusted platform for rigorous academic research addressing theological, social, cultural, and missional issues facing the African Church and society.
Published twice each year by Scott Christian University, Machakos, Kenya, AJET provides an international forum for scholars, researchers, church leaders, and practitioners committed to enriching evangelical theological discourse from an African perspective while engaging with global scholarship.
Current Issue
Vol. 30 No. 1 (2011): Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology (AJET)
Consulting Editors:
Dr. Paul Bowers, Managing Editor, BookNotes for Africa.
Dr. Victor Cole, Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology, Nairobi.
Dr. Richard Gehman, Former Editor of AJET.
Dr. Jacob Kibor, Provost, Kabarak University, Nakuru, Kenya.
Dr. Esther Kibor, Former Editor of AJET, Scott Theological College, Machakos.
Dr. Gregg Okesson, Associate Professor of Leadership and Development,
Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky.
Editorial Committee:
Rev. Professor Paul Mumo Kisau
(Publisher, Vice-Chancellor, Scott Christian University).
Dr. Andrew G. Wildsmith (Editor, Lecturer, Scott Christian University).
Dr. Jonathan Mwania (DVC for Academic Affairs, Scott Christian University).
Rev. Jack Mitchell (Lecturer, Scott Christian University).
Dr. Paul Mbandi (Lecturer, Scott Christian University).
Published:
2011-04-04
