spearheads Monograph No. 70-77

spearheads No. 70-77

An African Christmas?

No. 77; Edited By Brian Hearne

It attempts to inculturate Christmas in the African context, while retaining the authentic meaning of Christmas, it preserves the "Africanness" in it.

No. of pages: 52; Year of Publication: 1983;

Price: US$ 1.75 (KShs 130.00)

The Ministry of Deacons in an African Diocese

No. 76; By Stephen Brislin

Its theme is restoration of permanent deaconate in the process of reshaping the pastoral care of the Church. It describes the role of permanent deacons in a diocese and the reasons for its restoration.

No. of pages: 56; Year of Publication: 1983;

Price: US$ 1.85 (KShs 140.00)

Aspects of Christian Community Building in Africa

No. 75; By Jac Hetsen & James Holmes-Siedle

It discusses anthropological and ecclesiological basis for Christian communities in Africa and offers practical ways for building Christian communities in Africa.

No. of pages: 58; Year of Publication: 1983;

Price: US$ 1.85 (KShs 140.00)

(2nd Reprint)

Liturgy: Truly Christian, Truly African

No. 74; By E. Elochukwu Uzwuku

Part One examines the validity of African liturgical rites on the wider spectrum of the genesis of Christian liturgical rites and the historic liturgies of East and the West, while part two examines the African liturgical rites in the making with a mention of the Zairean rite.

No. of pages: 74; Year of Publication: 1982;

Price: US$ 2.70 (KShs 200.00)

(2nd Reprint)

Christian Unity in Africa

Some Underlying Issues

No. 73; By Brian Hearne

It shows the dualistic view of reality that led to disintegration of the unified Christian worldview that produced Catholic and Protestant traditions and refers to Christ as the basis for the struggle for unity among Christians.

No. of pages: 80; Year of Publication: 1982;

Price US$ 2.00 (KShs 150.00)

African Cities and Christian Communities

No. 72; By Margaret Peil & Others

The book offers a valuable step for the discovery and analysis of the urban reality and shares pastoral experiences in building Small Christian Communities from various African countries.

No. of pages: 88; Year of Publication: 1982;

Price: US$ 2.95 (KShs 220.00)

(2nd Reprint)

Anointing AND Healing in Africa

No. 71; By Jac Hetsen & Raphael Wanjohi

It discusses aspects in the African tradition which enlighten the Church in an attempt to inculturate the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. It is enriched with a supplement on medical and spiritual care among the Kikuyu of Kenya.

No. of pages: 50; Year of Publication: 1982;

Price: US$ 1.75 (KShs 130.00)

Family Spirituality in Africa

No. 70; By Boniface wa Lele

This book looks at the contribution of African values in the renewal of family spirituality in Africa. It attempts to offer a programme of bringing about the experience of the joy of conjugal love among couples in Africa.

No. of pages: 46; Year of Publication: 1982;

Price: US$ 1.75 (KShs 130.00)

(2nd Reprint)

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	An African Christmas? No. 77; Edited By Brian Hearne It attempts to inculturate Christmas in the African context, while retaining the authentic meaning of Christmas, it preserves the "Africanness" in it. No. of pages: 52; Year of Publication: 1983; Price: US$ 1.75 (KShs 130.00)
	The Ministry of Deacons in an African Diocese No. 76; By Stephen Brislin Its theme is restoration of permanent deaconate in the process of reshaping the pastoral care of the Church. It describes the role of permanent deacons in a diocese and the reasons for its restoration. No. of pages: 56; Year of Publication: 1983; Price: US$ 1.85 (KShs 140.00)
	Aspects of Christian Community Building in Africa No. 75; By Jac Hetsen & James Holmes-Siedle It discusses anthropological and ecclesiological basis for Christian communities in Africa and offers practical ways for building Christian communities in Africa. No. of pages: 58; Year of Publication: 1983; Price: US$ 1.85 (KShs 140.00) (2nd Reprint)
	Liturgy: Truly Christian, Truly African No. 74; By E. Elochukwu Uzwuku Part One examines the validity of African liturgical rites on the wider spectrum of the genesis of Christian liturgical rites and the historic liturgies of East and the West, while part two examines the African liturgical rites in the making with a mention of the Zairean rite. No. of pages: 74; Year of Publication: 1982; Price: US$ 2.70 (KShs 200.00) (2nd Reprint)
	Christian Unity in Africa Some Underlying Issues No. 73; By Brian Hearne It shows the dualistic view of reality that led to disintegration of the unified Christian worldview that produced Catholic and Protestant traditions and refers to Christ as the basis for the struggle for unity among Christians. No. of pages: 80; Year of Publication: 1982; Price US$ 2.00 (KShs 150.00)
	African Cities and Christian Communities No. 72; By Margaret Peil & Others The book offers a valuable step for the discovery and analysis of the urban reality and shares pastoral experiences in building Small Christian Communities from various African countries. No. of pages: 88; Year of Publication: 1982; Price: US$ 2.95 (KShs 220.00) (2nd Reprint)
	Anointing AND Healing in Africa No. 71; By Jac Hetsen & Raphael Wanjohi It discusses aspects in the African tradition which enlighten the Church in an attempt to inculturate the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. It is enriched with a supplement on medical and spiritual care among the Kikuyu of Kenya. No. of pages: 50; Year of Publication: 1982; Price: US$ 1.75 (KShs 130.00)
	Family Spirituality in Africa No. 70; By Boniface wa Lele This book looks at the contribution of African values in the renewal of family spirituality in Africa. It attempts to offer a programme of bringing about the experience of the joy of conjugal love among couples in Africa. No. of pages: 46; Year of Publication: 1982; Price: US$ 1.75 (KShs 130.00) (2nd Reprint)