Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City

Increasing migration has created many unfavourable conditions in the city of Accra, posing big challenges to both the local and national development agenda. Religious institutions, including the Church, occupy an important place in daily life in Accra and have roles to play to redeem the city. This...

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Main Author: Kpobi, David Nii Anum
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Stellenbosch University 2020-12-01
Series:Missionalia: Southern African Journal of Missiology
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Online Access:https://missionalia.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/378
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description Increasing migration has created many unfavourable conditions in the city of Accra, posing big challenges to both the local and national development agenda. Religious institutions, including the Church, occupy an important place in daily life in Accra and have roles to play to redeem the city. This study proposes that one of the effective approaches to dealing with the current situation is for theological institutions to overhaul their educational strategies and goals. This is possible through a properly designed and regulated training scheme that gives adequate orientation and guidance to both faculty and students of theological institutions in Accra.
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spellingShingle Kpobi, David Nii Anum
Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City
Missionalia: Southern African Journal of Missiology
accra
city
migration
urbanisation
population
education
values
curriculum
theology
title Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City
title_full Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City
title_fullStr Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City
title_full_unstemmed Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City
title_short Imagining Theological Education for ACCRA as a Globalising African City
title_sort imagining theological education for accra as a globalising african city
topic accra
city
migration
urbanisation
population
education
values
curriculum
theology
url https://missionalia.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/378
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