In this episode, I connected with an old friend, Bishop Dr. Zac Niringiye, to discuss the language of “mission.” Based in Kampala, Bishop Zac formerly served as the Assistant Bishop in the Church of Uganda. He's a keen scholar and a dynamic doctor of the church who has authored books on ecclesiology and published extensively in peer-reviewed journals worldwide. For over two decades, he has been actively sharing the gospel of Jesus across numerous countries. Bishop Zac is widely regarded as one of the most influential voices in the contemporary Christian community. During our conversation, I inquired about his reservations concerning the term "mission" and its associated practices. As you will see, he had a lot to say.
How Problematic Is The Language of Mission? with Dr. Zac Niringiye
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Global Witness 101
Reflecting the changes happening on the religious landscape of the world, (the explosion of Christianity in Africa and other parts of the world), this podcast seeks to draw attention to the shifting discourse around Christian witness in a post-colonial world in the age of migration. It is undergirded by conversations between Harvey Kwiyani and leaders in mission education and practice around the world. It will speak to people interested in Christian mission in the world today.
Reflecting the changes happening on the religious landscape of the world, (the explosion of Christianity in Africa and other parts of the world), this podcast seeks to draw attention to the shifting discourse around Christian witness in a post-colonial world in the age of migration. It is undergirded by conversations between Harvey Kwiyani and leaders in mission education and practice around the world. It will speak to people interested in Christian mission in the world today.Listen on
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How Problematic Is The Language of Mission? with Dr. Zac Niringiye