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Welcome to Volume 11 No. 1 2026

The first article, explores the Relevance of Transformational Leadership for Strengthening Ecumenical Unity and Institutional Renewal in the Christian Council of Togo.  The second article focuses on Sustainable Farming Practices and Household Food Security in Rural Burundi.   The third article, looks at Rereading Biblical Creation Texts in Light of the African Primal Worldview: Toward an Eco-Theology of Creation Care.  The fourth article is on the Impact of Media Framing on Public Perception of Femicide in Kenya.  The fifth article looks at the Ecumenical Leadership and Ethical Governance in Ghana: A Document Analysis of the Christian Council of Ghana’s Public Witness (2020–2025).  The sixth article is on the Interfaith Education in Kenya: Building Curricula for Christian-Muslim Understanding.  The seventh article, looks at the Ubuntu Theology and Ecumenical Leadership as a Relational Paradigm for Poverty Eradication in Kenya.  The eight article, focuses on the Corporate Crisis Communication and Institutional Trust at the Kenya Airports Authority.  The ninth article, focuses on Ecumenical Leadership and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Liberia: A Critical Analysis of LCC and IRCL.  The tenth article is on the Spiritual Formation-Driven Transformational Leadership: Empowering Leaders for Ethical Political Engagement in Africa.  The eleventh article, looks at the Christian-Muslim Children and Youth Empowerment: Interfaith De-radicalisation Engagements to Minimise Terrorism and Violent Extremism in Africa.  The twelfth article looks at the African Values on Counselling and Psychotherapy and their Impact on Mental Health in Kenya. A Case of Universities and Hospitals in Nairobi.  The thirteenth article is titled, From Dependence to Autonomy: Historical Trajectories of Church Self-Sufficiency.  The fourteenth article, focuses on the Intergenerational Transmission of Violence in Military Families: A Case Study of Anglican Church of Kenya, Military Episcopate, Kenyatta University – Nairobi.  The fifteen article focuses on Examining Adverse Childhood Experiences, Contextual Triggers, and Emotion Regulation among Kenyan Custodial Youth.  The sixteenth article in on the Impact of the Council of Churches in Zambia (CCZ), Climate Change Programme on Food Security in Zambia (Mobilizing Christian Communities for Climate Action).  The seventh article looks at the Impact of Item Arrangement on the Academic Performance of Public Primary School Pupils in Literacy Skills Multiple Choice Test in Lagos State, Nigeria.  The eighteenth article focuses on the Influence of Technological Interventions at Improving Adult Literacy of Business Women Entrepreneurs in Lagos State.  The nineteenth article, is A Theological Critique of the Song “Holy Ghost Fire” By Omah Lay and the Degradation of Pneumatology.  The twentieth article focuses on Exploring Interreligious Dialogue as an Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism: The Case of Tana Delta, Kenya.  The twenty-first article is on Assessing the Ecumenical Contribution to Countering Youth Radicalisation and Religious Extremism in Mombasa, Kenya: A Conceptual Analysis.  The twenty-second article, focuses on Faith, Ecology and Unity: Examining Church Leadership Responses to Climate Justice with Particular Focus on Ecumenical Engagement in Oyo State.  The twenty-third article looks at The Establishment of Presbyterianism in Rwanda: Historical Trajectories and Transformations.  The twenty-fourth article is titled, From Resource to Subject: A Critical Analysis of the African Context in Biblical Hermeneutics (1990s-Present).  The twenty-fifth article focuses on The Contributions and Challenges Faced by Women and Young People in Shaping Ecumenical Activities in Uganda.  The twenty-sixth article, looks at περιτομὴ καρδίας as Remedy for Moral Depravity in Kenyan Christianity:  A Theological-Ethical Diagnosis from Romans 1–2.  The twenty-seventh article looks at the Attitudes Towards Abortion and Their Implications Towards Good Health and Well-being among Catholic Members of the Central Deanery of Kitui Diocese. 

The twenty-eighth article focuses on The Mosaic of Faith: Religion, Cohesion and Change in African Societies.  The twenty-ninth article looks at Christ Reconstructor of African Life: A Decolonial Interpretation of Nicene Christology in Response to Spiritual Dualism. The thirtieth article focuses on Harmonizing Innovation and Ethics: An Exploration of AI-Driven Public Relations Practice at Daystar University, Kenya. The thirty-first article looks the Theological and Ethical Complexities of Abraham’s Sacrificial Test in Genesis 22:1-10: A Multi-Faceted Hermeneutical Approach.

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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2026): African Multidisciplinary Journal of Research

Published: 2026-07-02

From Dependence to Autonomy: Historical Trajectories of Church Self-Sufficiency

Jonas Musengimana, Emily Onyango, Kevin Muriithi Ndereba

285-299

Exploring Interreligious Dialogue as an Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism: The Case of Tana Delta, Kenya

Judah Kapanga, Stephen Muoki Joshua, Tsawe Munga wa Chidongo, Ferdinand Manjewa M’bwangi

430-454

The Mosaic of Faith: Religion, Cohesion and Change in African Societies

Desmond Nwashili Kaine, Michael Tokunbo Bankole

616-636

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