Rethinking the identity and economic sustainability of the Church: Case of AOG BTG in Zimbabwe by Kimion Tagwirei, Maake Masango

“…Applying theonomic reciprocity theory, complemented by the concept of sustainability and engaging purposively sampled in-depth interviews, this article interfaced missionary identity with economic sustainability and recommended the adoption of contextually feasible strategies to capacitate the Church to meet the rising operating and missionary costs in the volatile Zimbabwean context. …”
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Battling with the baton: (Dis)connecting today and tomorrow’s leaders in African Pentecostalism by Kimion Tagwirei

“…Just like some secular leaders who fail to serve their mandate paradoxically fight for further conquest and retention of power at all costs, certain spiritual leaders miscarry Christian leadership, struggle to deliver their missionary service and tragically battle to stay in power, instead of passing the baton. …”
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Rebuilding the broken walls of Zimbabwe with the Church, leadership and followership by Kimion Tagwirei

“…By reflecting on the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s broken walls by Nehemiah, and employing an in-depth analysis of available transformational leadership and Christian literature, this article calls for an inclusive, spiritual, strategic and integrally missionary revival, to achieve a revolutionary transformation of leadership, followership, and nation building. …”
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