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African Christian theologies in transformation.
Prof Ernst M Conradie (editor)
December 2004
(195 pages) |
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Breaking the grip of poverty and inequality in South Africa – 2004-2014: Trends, issues and future policy options.
Mr J P Landman, Prof Haroon Bhorat, Prof Servaas van der Berg and Prof Carl van Aardt
December 2003
This report is the executive summary of a research process that included several research papers. |
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Rape: Rethinking male responsibility.
Prof Ernst Conradie and Dr Lindsay Clowes (editors)
October 2003
(150 pages)
This report of a national conference is an important contribution to the debate on this evil in South African society. Contributions from different disciplines focus on various aspects of the problem. |
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A new public morality? Religion and education in a time of fundamental social change.
Prof Wolfgang Huber
October 2002
Wolfgang Huber is the Lutheran bishop of Berlin-Brandenburg and honorary professor of systematic theology at Von Humboldt University in Germany (October 2002). In his contribution, Huber reflects on the challenges facing religious education in the information and media society, as well as the place of religious education in the public schools. |
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The land is crying for justice: A discussion document on Christianity and environmental justice in South Africa.
Dr Renier Koegelenberg (editor)
June 2002 |
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Tamar’s cry: Re-reading an ancient text in the midst of an HIV/ AIDS pandemic.
Prof Denise Ackermann
October 2001
Denise Ackermann (a leading South African feminist theologian) emphasises: “… the AIDS pandemic in South Africa is a complex mixture of issues. … My contention is that at heart HIV/AIDS is a gendered pandemic. As such it requires a theological response that is prepared to wrestle with the implications of gender inequity in our traditions and our practices.” |
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HIV/ AIDS and poverty – A challenge to the church in the new millennium.
Revd Christo Greyling
September 2001
Christo Greyling is a theologian who has practical experience of congregational work and now mainly works as an HIV and AIDS consultant (September 2001). The author is a haemophiliac who tested HIV positive in 1987. This booklet contains important information on the nature of the challenge the church faces, as well as practical suggestions for the church to become more active in the fight against HIV and AIDS. Greyling emphasises: “Some isolated initiatives from churches are commendable, but as a whole the church’s reaction is led by the passionate few. … The harsh reality is that HIV-infected and affected people experience the Church as silent and absent in their suffering.” |
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Claiming our footprints: South African women reflect on context, identity and spirituality.
Prof Denise Ackermann, Ms Eliza Getman, Revd Hantie Kotzé and Revd Judy Tobler (editors)
February 2000
(268 pages)
Published in cooperation with the Cape Town Chapter of the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, with contributions by Christian, Jewish and Muslim theologians. |
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A child and family support system in South Africa: A call on government and civil society to join forces in the fight against poverty.
Dirk and Claudia Haarmann
January 1997 |
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The church, transition and transformation in South Africa.
Dr Beyers Naudé
December 1996 |
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Poverty, social policies and the Reconstruction and Development Programme.
Prof Pieter le Roux
July 1995 |
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A plea for a poverty relief programme: Commentary on the welfare and social security budget for 1995/ 96.
Prof S J Terreblanche
June 1995 |
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Economic justice in South Africa: Towards a prophetic theology of community solidarity, economic equity and pastoral care.
Mr Noko F Kekana
April 1995 |
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The ecumenical challenge for South Africa.
Revd Barney Pityana
February 1995 |
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Church and development – The Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP): The role of the church, civil society and NGO’s.
Dr Renier Koegelenberg (editor)
1995
(334 pages) |
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Africa’s development in a global perspective: The sharing of resources in Africa – A challenge to South Africa.
Dr Julius Nyerere
December 1994 |
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The legacy of the past in the New South Africa: Tentative theological reflections on the amnesty issue in the context of a national policy of reconciliation.
Dr Wolfram Kistner
November 1994 |
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Transformation in South Africa: The role of civil society and the church in the Reconstruction and Development Programme.
Ms Cheryl Carolus
October 1994 |
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Justice and the world economic order.
Dr Wolfram Kistner
September 1994 |
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The dynamics of unemployment and job creation in South Africa: Looking behind doomsday projections.
Dr Wolfgang Thomas
August 1994 |
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Church and development – Transition and transformation: A challenge to the church.
Dr Renier Koegelenberg (editor)
1994
(300 pages) |
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Human scale development: A South African perspective.
Mr John G I Clarke
December 1993 |
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Democratisation in Germany and South Africa: A challenge to the church.
Dr Konrad Raiser
October 1993 |
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The International Monetary System and poverty in Africa: A challenge to Christian mission.
Dr John Malesela Lamola
June 1993 |
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Human rights and development.
Prof Kader Asmal
April 1993 |
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The future of development in South Africa: Problems, realities and new options.
Dr Simon Brand
December 1992 |
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Human rights, reparations and reconciliation.
Prof Kader Asmal
December 1992 |
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Church and development – An interdisciplinary approach: Perspectives from Southern Africa and Europe.
Dr Renier Koegelenberg (editor)
1992
(373 pages) |
