African Journal of Kingdom Education

We are currently accepting original manuscripts for Volume 2, Issue 3 for December 2024 publication.

Theme: The Art of Practicing Christianity through Word and Deeds

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Journal Overview

The African Journal of Kingdom Education (AJOKE) aims to promote Christian education that is informed by biblical values and principles. It seeks to provide resources and support for educators, biblical scholars and marketplace ministers who are committed to helping researchers, scholars, theologians and students develop a Christ-centered worldview and prepare them to live a life that is pleasing to God. This repository feature perspectives from Christian leaders and educators on issues related to education policy, culture, and society. Ultimately, AJOKE seeks to inspire and equip Christian educators to be effective witnesses for Christ and make a positive impact on the world around them. As a Journal, we concentrate on the thematic areas below with their sub-divisions.

This journal Publishes research on Biblical Education; Christian Education; Christian Counselling and Ethics; Pastoral Studies and Ministry; Marriage and Family Studies; Christian Theology; Theological Studies; Apologetics and Polemics, Philosophical Theology; Church Administration; Missions and Evangelism; Biblical Studies; Biblical Law; Christian Leadership and Administration; Christian Ministry. etc.

- Prof. Sixbert Sangwa (Open Christian University, USA)
- Pastor Dr. Dele Ilesanmi (Testament Theological Seminary, West Africa)

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Latest Articles

Dele A. Ilesanmi. Pneumagogy: A Proposed Theory for Effective Teaching and Learning in Christian Kingdom Education. Vol. 1, Iss. 2 (2023). Download

Timothy O. Imuwahen, Dele A. Ilesanmi, Deborah M. Akanbi. Unravelling the Four Epistemic Methods of Experiencing God: Insights and Implications.  Vol. 1, Iss. 3 (2024). Download

Dele A. Ilesanmi. Major Trends in Kingdom Church Growth in Nigeria.  Vol. 1, Iss. 2 (2023). Download

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Account Name: Testament Theological Seminary
Account Number: 1890635091

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Account Name: Testament Theological Seminary
Account Number: 1891294974
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Beneficiary Bank: Access Bank Plc.
Account Name: Testament Theological Seminary
Account Number: 1891294974
Swift Code: ABNGNGLA
Routing Number: 021000089
Intermediate Bank: Citibank... CITIUS33

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ABOUT AJOKE

The African Journal of Kingdom Education promotes Christian education based on biblical values, providing resources and support for educators, scholars, and students. It features perspectives on education policy, culture, and society, aiming to inspire and equip Christian educators to be effective witnesses for Christ.

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