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Kwazulu Natal Research Fellow

Location:

Mombasa, Kenya

Salary:

67, 893 US Dollars per year

Posted:

August 28, 2023

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To the

Chancellor

Etobicoke, ON - Ontario

Humber, Canada

Dear Sir/Madam

REF. APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF PROFESSOR, RESEARCH METHODS - FACULTY OF LIBERAL ARTS

& SCIENCES - FT

I do hereby submit my application for the above post in your esteemed University. I have researched and eventually published extensively (over 200 publications in total) on liberal arts and other forms of social and human sciences as in the case of journal articles such as: Diaspora studies, African Indigenous Education, African indigenous technology, African religion and science, Informal African Education, Indigenous African History, Indigenous Religions and indeed completed a PhD in human sciences in South Africa and graduated on 20 April 2007. I have made a broad comparison on liberal arts and human sciences. I am a long serving Senior Lecturer at Kenyatta University, and a visiting Distinguished Professor in Missiology and historiography in the All Nations Christian Church International (ANCCI) University (where I am the Academic Advisor in Kenya and the Program Co-ordinator). I have served Kenyatta University since 2008 and currently serve in the Mombasa Campus Board of Management, as Student Mentor, and as Program Leader in the School of Humanities. I am a globally acknowledged scholar with about 200 publications as refereed journal articles, book chapters, co-authored books, co-edited books, edited books and individually authored books. And who was rated the best researcher/scientist

(Philosophy, History & Theology) in Kenya, after Professor Emeritus Jesse Mugambi, since March 2020 to date, with global h-index 17 and i10-index 38 (in the Google Scholar); and indeed among Africa’s leading scholars in the fields of Philosophy, Oral (indigenous) History, and Theology

(https://www.adscientificindex.com/?tit=History%2C+Philosophy%2C+Theology&con=&country_code=ke&subje ct=). I have also contributed over 100 newspaper articles in the mainstream Kenyan media. With such motivated gentle mien personality, I am convinced that I will be critical in promoting research and quality leadership in your emerging University, and team up with others to catapult it to the mountain tops of human progress. I have been lecturing since 1999, at St Andrew’s College, Kabare-Kirinyaga (1999-2000), BHI College of Theology and Development, Mombasa (2001-to date) though as adjunct lecturer. I published my first book in 2001, The Truth About African Hospitality: Is there hope for Africa? – and got the impetus to research more and publish extensively. Another book, among others, was done in 2017 with Evangel publishers is entitled: Beyond Mount Kenya Region: 40 Years of Theological and Practical Education at St. Andrew’s College, Kabare (1977-2017). I have the necessary experiences and wherewithal to serve in the position applied for as I am conversant with the happenings in both the private and public universities. As a team player with good interpersonal and effective communication, I am deeply convinced that I am able to not only embrace the values of your University, the sponsor, but also employ all the 9 skills and competences noted in the call for application, including prudent management of the University resources.

I am a holder of three PhDs (Religion/theology), Oral (indigenous) History, and a PhD in Educational leadership and administration. I am a holder of 2 Masters Degrees - MSC Education and Master of Theology (Religion), a Bachelor's degree (Divinity, St. Paul’s) and 2 Diplomas (one in Education and another in Religion/theology from a credible institution. I have been lecturing at Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus, and Student Mentor since 2008 to date. I have valid certificates of good conduct, I am computer literate, I have exemplary teaching and general work performance and I have documents to prove all this. Additionally, I am one of Africa’s most prolific writers in matters regarding Education, Religious/theological Education, historical education, and sociologies of education.

I graduated with my first PhD in theological (religion/philosophy) studies on 20 April 2007 at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg Campus, South Africa. I then completed two other PhDs (Educational 2

Management, 2018) and History (2015). I have also completed a Diploma in Education and a Master of Science in Education (Teacher Leadership, Walden University). As noted above, I joined Kenyatta University as, a lecturer in 2008, where I have taken administrative duties as Program Leader, School of Humanity and Social Sciences in Mombasa Campus, and a Student Mentor since 2008 to date. I have participated as a speaker over 20 academic conferences as my CV attests. I have also undertaken more than 10 academic researches including the One Hundred Years of Christianity in Mbeereland of Embu County where I was awarded Ksh 600, 000 by the Mbeere Anglican Diocese in March 2019. Since 2014, I have been awarded 6 small grants, totaling $ 27, 500, to pursue various researches. In regard to publications, I have successfully researched and published about 100 articles in refereed journals, authored 25 book chapters and individually authored and co-authored 11 books since 2014. My consultancy services have been felt locally as the Board Chairman of Canon Njumbi Secondary School, as Director of a Civic Body (Mashinani Uwezesho Program of East Africa), as Editor-in-chief of an international journal (Jumuga Journal of Oral Studies, and Human Sciences), and as a Youth Counsellor. My being invited to research and publish anniversary books such as St Andrew’s College, Kabare, and the Mbeereland Anglican mission has greatly helped me to plough back to society as I grow in scholarship. Further, my current researches on Pentecostalism in Kenya has helped me to understand religious anthropology in Kenya. I am a member of 5 professional societies globally. Such includes the Church History Society of Southern Africa, which will host me in August 2019; Oral History Society of Southern Africa, the Kenya Nonfiction and Academic Authors’ Association (KENFAA), and EATWOT among others. I have collaborated and networked globally via joint researches and publications and my current status as Research Fellow at the University of South Africa (UNISA) further attests to this. My networking is further attested by my being a member of Editorial Board for 3 academic journals abroad, my being an external examiner in Garissa University, Pwani University, KwaZulu-Natal, UNISA among others as my CV shows. Being requested to peer-review over 30 journals in the last 5 years is indeed a pointer to a professional networking and a broad base in consultations. The quality of my teaching prowess, learning and mentorship is clearly affirmed by my passion for studies that culminated into completing a second PhD (History) in late 2014, a second Masters (MSC Education, Teacher Leadership) even when my background was in philosophy and religion; Undertaking a Diploma in Education Management (KEMI), and undertaking a third PhD

(Educational Leadership), noted above. The student-lecturer evaluations have always given me 90% and above, while my mentored students and junior staff have made it to higher heights of academic progress (with two being promoted to the posts of Associate Professors, Senior Lecturers, College Principals and so on). I have also published a book on Introduction to Psychology, among others, whose prior research has acted as a critical way of understanding human psychology (2011). My 2016 publication on Leadership Management in the educational sector is a big boost towards this quest for this advertised post of leading the Pan Africa Christian University, as theory and practice goes hand-in-hand.

Regarding evidence of ongoing Supervisions, I have successfully supervised more than 12 PhD candidates since 2008; from Kenya, South Africa, and USA, three of whom are from ANCCI University candidates who graduated on 3 June 2022 (Geoffrey Njogu, Joyce Karuri & Naftaly Mburugu). I have also examined 13 Doctoral degrees from Kenya, USA and South Africa. I have also supervised successfully a dozen Master’s candidates, two of whom, from the American based University, ANCCI, (Hellen Kiarie & Dorcas Mwangi), graduated on 3 June 2022. Other PhDs that I have successfully supervised include: Peggy Mulambya (2014), Nthukah (October 2014), Kabaiku (September 2017), Esther Mwaura (March 2018), and John Wega who was assigned to me by Middlesex University, UK, since 2014, is completing this year, 2022. Equally, I have also supervised other MA students who include Njue

(December 2015), Okonjo (December 2015), Njogu (September 2016), Karuru (April 2018), and Elizabeth Muriithi

(August 2018), among others. There are also a couple of candidates for both PhD and Master’s programs who are under my supervision, as my detailed CV and some limited attachment shows. 3

I have a minimum of 16 years at Kenyatta University as a senior lecturer and a visiting distinguished professor abroad; and have taken Administrative duties such as Programme Leader of the School of Humanities, School Mentor, Acting-School Co-ordinator since 2010. My superior research and scholarly skills in educational matters is clear right from a simple web search. In other words, I am one of the most prolific scholars in Africa today with over 200 publications. Having mentored both undergraduate and postgraduate students, especially in matters to do with research, I have the relevant instructional understanding of teaching, research, and creative needs of learners in the liberal arts. As I noted earlier, I have successfully obtained research grants since 2014, totaling about $27, 500, so as to pursue various educational researches. I have substantial experience with budget management, faculty and staff development, and promoting College and community relations – an experience gained as a member of the Board of Management that runs Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus, in coordinating ANCCI University, and through my previous activities as the Director of Education in Kenya, for the Anglican Church. Based on my researches that began in 2005, I have the right qualification to take the above advertised position of Assistant Professor of Indigenous Studies as I covered it heavily in my book: Home-Grown Religions of the World (2016). Certainly, African religion goes hand-in-hand with religious indigeneity where dances become part of religio-cultural identities, especially with reference to Africa. Given a chance, I am ready to relocate to your prestigious university which has a huge impact on my former lecturers in Kenya who are its former students.

Regards

Julius Gathogo, PhD, Senior Lecturer Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies of KU & Distinguished Professor of Oral [indigenous] and Mission and History of ANCCI University, c/o. Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus, P. O. Box 167**-*****, MOMBASA, KENYA, Cell phone: 072*-***-***, Email: adzadh@r.postjobfree.com 21 August 2023. 4

CV & ACADEMIC STAFF PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

1. Personal Data

Name: Julius Gathogo

Title/Qualifications: PhD, Post Doc., MSC Education Department/Unit/Section: Philosophy and Religious Studies Contact Address: Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus, P. O Box 16778, Mombasa, 80100 Kenya

Position: Senior Lecturer of Religio-Ecclesiastical History @KU & Visiting Distinguished Professor of Oral and Mission Histories, ANCCI University Area of Specialization: Indigenous Studies, Philosophical Theology, Oral and Mission Histories

Research Interests: Indigenous education, teacher leadership, Oral and mission histories,, contemporary theologies, Indigenous Ethics

Cell phone: 073*-***-*** and 072*-***-***

Email: adzadh@r.postjobfree.com Others are:adzadh@r.postjobfree.com and/or adzadh@r.postjobfree.com and adzadh@r.postjobfree.com

Tweeter address: @jumgathogo Skype name: jumgathogo ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1718-0082

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=OfwZY18AAAAJ&hl=en h-index 17

i10-index 38

1.0 QUALIFICATIONS

1.1 Academic Qualifications

a). 2018: PhD in Education (Majoring in Educational Leadership), AIU. b). 2015: Master of Science in Education (Teacher Leadership) (Distinction), Walden University. c). 2012: PhD in History (Minnesota, USA)

d). 2007: PhD (Theol/Rel – University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Graduated on 20 April 2007 e).2003: MA/MTH (Theo/Rel) (University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa – Graduated on 11 May 2004. f). 1999: Bachelor’s Degree, Theol/Rel (BD Hons), (St Paul’s) - completed 5th May 1999. 2.0. Other Qualifications

a). Diploma in Theo (First Class), (St Paul’s), completed, July 1995. b). Diploma in Education Management (KEMI), completed December 2017. c). Professional Certificate in Public Procurement for Educational Institutions (KEMI), June 2017. 3.0. Primary and Secondary School Education

a). CPE 33/36 - Mutira Primary School - 1982

b). Division 2 – Kiburu Secondary School (O-levels) - 1986 c). 2 Principals, 2 Subsidiaries – Kerugoya Boys (A-levels) - 1988 4.0. EMPLOYMENT HISTORIES & CONFERMENTS & RECOGNITIONS

4 September 2014, Appointed Senior Lecturer, Kenyatta University

2009 to 2014: Lecturer, Kenyatta University, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies

2007-2008: Part-time-lecturer, Kenyatta University, Daystar, African Nazarene, Kenya Methodist, African International University etc.

2008: Full-time employee as the Director of Education (TEE), entire Anglican Church of Kenya

2003-2006: Part-time lecturer, Graduate Assistant and Research Assistant, University of KwaZulu-Natal, RSA

1st May 2007 -Researcher, Programme for Ethics in Eastern Africa (from 1st May 2007), Ufungamano House, P. O. Box 16079 – 00100, Nairobi, Kenya

2001 to 2002 – Lecturer, Bishop Hannington Institute, Mombasa, a Campus of St Paul’s University, Limuru

June 1999 to December 2000 - Lecturer, St. Andrews College, Kabare– An affiliate Campus of St. Paul’s University, Limuru.

August 1991 to August 1992 - Teacher at Karimaini School (TSC No. 298216)

May 1989 to July 1991 - High School Teacher at Githure Secondary School (TSC No. 298216) FELLOWSHIPS:

Conferred as a visiting Distinguished Professor of Oral & Mission Histories, ANCCI University, 3 June 2022.

1 March 2022 – 1 March 2025, Appointed External Examiner for Daystar University, Nairobi-Athi River Campuses, in the School of Arts and Humanities, for a period of 3 years.

1 November 2020 – 1 November 2023: Re-Appointed as a Research Fellow in the College of Human Sciences, Research Institute for Theology and Religion for a period of three years as from 01 November 2020, University of South Africa (UNISA).

2017-2020: Re-appointed as a Research Fellow at the Research Institute for Theology and Religion (for a renewable 3 years’ contract), University of South Africa (UNISA).

2014-2017: Appointed as a Research Fellow at the Research Institute for Theology and Religion (for a renewable 3 years’ contract), University of South Africa (UNISA), from 1st August 2014.

2007- 2011: Appointed a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

2009: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

2010: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES:

At Kenyatta University

15 June 2019, Appointed to the Kenyatta University Mombasa Campus Management Board

6 January 2016, Appointed Programme Leader, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus.

May to August 2015, Ag Co-ordinator, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, KU, Mombasa Campus

18th May 2012: Appointed Board Member of Chemchemi International Journal of School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kenyatta University

2010 to date appointed by PRS Chair, the Co-ordinator of the Department in Mombasa Campus.

October 2010, renewed 2017 - to date. Student mentor, KU-Mombasa Campus At Other Institutions

Appointed as an External Examiner, Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) 16 September 2021.

6 January 2021, appointed as Academic Advisor, ANCCI University, Mombasa Centre (Consultative role).

2010. Chaired the fifth Session of Annual Conference of Church History Society of Southern Africa, whose theme was, “Ecumenism: a historical perspective” which was held at the University North West, Potchefstroom City, South Africa, August 16-18, 2010.

February 2008, appointed the National Co-ordinator for the Open Learning Diploma in Christian Ministries & Civic Responsibilities, for Carlile College, Nairobi, which involved all administrative duties. CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS

Participation in Workshop/Conferences:

Successfully undertook a course on “Public Procurement for Educational Institutions” under the Kenya Education Management Institute (KEMI), June 2017.

Attended a workshop that reviewed the Curriculum for Master’s Program and which developed Coursework for PhD Programs as required by Commission for University Education, held at Kenyatta University Conference Centre (KUCC) on 23 June 2017.

Appointed as a Member of the Panel of Judges during the Inter-University Debate on “Forced Evictions as Hindrances to Development” held at Koblenz Hall Opposite University of Nairobi, Mombasa Campus, on 3 October 2016.

Conducted a workshop on “Leadership and Resource Mobilization” at ACK Likoni Guest House, Mombasa, for Clergy of Mbeere Anglican Diocese, 20th to 21st, November 2014.

Attended a joint workshop between St Paul's University and the University of Cape Town, South Africa, at St Julian's Guest House and Conference, Limuru, Kenya (July 1 to 7th July 2013).

Attended a workshop in Kenyatta University held between 28th May and 14th November 2013 and successfully completed the course on TEACHING METHODOLOGY and which covered: Teaching Methodology; Setting of Examinations; Administration of Examinations; and Marking and Analysis of Scores. Conference Presentations

S/No Presenter Title of Paper

presented

City/Country Date of Conference Funding

(US$)

1 Julius

Gathogo

Annual Oral History

Association of

South Africa

to be held at the

Maropeng Cradle of

Humankind World

Heritage Centre,

South Africa

9 to 13 October 2023 About $2, 000,

from RITR, UNISA,

Research Incentive

for 2022

2 Julius

Gathogo

Main Theme: “The

Church and

Migration from

colonial times to

the present day”

Sub-Theme:

"Churches and

migration in

Eastern and

Southern Africa

from a historical

perspective"

My Topic:

“Migrants and

Martyrs in Eastern

Africa: A historical

engagement”

Annual CHSSA

Conference

University of Free

State, Bloemfontein

DATE: 17 to 19 August 2023 About $2, 000,

from RITR, UNISA,

Research Incentive

for 2022

2 Julius

Gathogo

International

Symposium on

Ubuntu and

Migration.

My topic: “The

Nexus between

Refugee crisis and

Ubuntu concept in

the Eastern African

Region,”

Pretoria, South

Africa

International Conference on

Ubuntu and Migration

28 April 2023

Not settled

3 Julius

Gathogo

“Ethical

Imperatives in

African Indigenous

Sports: A historical-

analytical

perspective”

Hungary 3rd March 2023, presented a

paper in an international

conference, “International Health

Tourism Conference of

Zalaegerszeg, Hungary” (find

attachments).

Not settled

4 Julius

Gathogo

Graduation Day as

a Step towards

Understanding

Ourselves

Mombasa/Kenya Key note speech at BHI on 25

November 2022

Not settled

5 Julius

Gathogo

Ecclesiastical

Dalliance with

Science and

technology in the

colonial Kenya

(1887-1963)

Stellenbosch/Cape

Town,

South Africa

11-13 August 2022

Sub-theme: Mission work and

new technologies in the colonial

era

About $2, 000, from

RITR, UNISA,

Research Incentive

for 2021

6 Julius

Gathogo

John Mbiti’s

Ubuntu Theology:

Was it rooted in his

African heritage?

South Africa

Webinar presentation

17-18 September 2021 N/A

7 Julius

Gathogo

Siakago-Mbeere,

Embu County

Guest Speaker at

Mbeere Diocesan

Sunday, at St Peter’s

Cathedral, Siakago

6 March 2021, $300

8 Julius

Gathogo

Afro-

Pentecostalism

Bogna/Italy via zoom

(for European

Academy of Religion)

26 June 2020 N/A After physical

attendance was

replaced with

zooming due to

Covid-19 infections.

9 Julius

Gathogo

Discussant

presentation for

Fridah Kathambi’s

PHD proposal

presentation on,

“The application of

Information and

Communication

Technology in

fulfilment of the

Great Commission:

a study of four

selected Full

Gospel Churches

of Kenya in Meru

County-Kenya,”

Mombasa City, via

zoom

14 July 2020 N/A

10 Julius

Gathogo

John Mbiti’s Ubuntu

theology

Cape Town,

University of Western

Cape (UWC),

public university locate

d in the Bellville suburb

of Cape Town, South

Africa.

Main Theme: “The History of

Contextual Theology in South Africa

and beyond: An investigation in

Historical Theology”

Sub-themes:

“John Mbiti’s legacy: the

recognition of African theology as an

academic discipline in the churches

and the academia”

29 June – 3 July 2020

About $2, 000, from

RITR, UNISA,

Research Incentive

for 2019

Conference finally

held on 18-19

September 2021 on

an outline platform

11 Julius

Gathogo

Settler-Missionary

Alliance in colonial

Kenya and the

Land Question

University of South

Africa, Pretoria City

14-17 August 2019

Key Theme:

Church & Land in a historical

perspective

Sub-theme:

Stories of land in Africa

About $2, 000

12 Julius

Gathogo

“Alfred Tucker and

the birth of a

Christian Empire in

Eastern Africa”

Pietermaritzburg city,

University of

KwaZulu-Natal,

South Africa

August 16-18, 2018

Theme: Church and Empire

Sub-Theme: Colonialism and

mission in the British Empire in

Africa

About $2, 000 as

part of 2017

research incentives

from RITR, UNISA

13 Julius

Gathogo

“The local and

global influence of

St Andrew’s

College, Kabare

St Andrew’s College,

Kabare - Kirinyaga

10 November 2017 during my

book launch: Beyond Mount

Kenya Region

N/A

14 Julius

Gathogo

Nahashon Ngare

Rukenya (1930-96)

and the Moral Re-

Armament in

Kenya:

The Turning Point

and the

Resettlement of

Post War Victims”

South Africa

Annual Conference

CHSSA

Stellenbosch

University

17-19 August 2017

MAIN THEME:

Major Turning Points in

Ecclesiastical Histories

Return ticket paid

by the Dean’s

Committee, SHSS,

Kenyatta University

at around $900,

conference

payments and other

expenses paid by

the researcher at

roughly $600.

Julius

Gathogo

“Adolescents &

Troubling Sexuality

Today: Why We

Must Say No to

Destructive

Trajectories”

Kagumo Town, Youth

Conference under the

auspices of Kirinyaga

Central Sub-County

Empowerment

Initiative (KCSCEI)

Saturday 08/04/2017

Main Theme: Adolescence, HIV

& AIDS, Sexual violence &

Sexuality (Psalm 78:4 & 2

Thessalonians2:7)

Not settled

Julius

Gathogo

“Being Resiliently

Focused in a

Hostile

Environment: How

Can the Youth

Overcome the

Odds and Remain

Focused Through

to Success?”

Kagumo Town, Youth

Conference under the

auspices of Kirinyaga

Central Sub-County

Empowerment

Initiative (KCSCEI)

13 August 2016

At F. G. C. K – Kagumo Town

Not settled

Julius

Gathogo

Continuity of

Indigenous Rituals

in the African

Ecclesiology:

A Kenyan

Experience From a

Historical

Perspective

South Africa,

Pretoria University

11-15 July 2016

Annual (JOINT) Conference

Pretoria University

11-15 July 2016

Theme: Popular faith and

canonical faith of the Church in

Southern African Christianity

Not settled

18 Julius

Gathogo

The use of French

Language in Albert

Schweitzer’s Works

and its Relevance

for Africa

Venue : Pretoria,

South Africa - UNISA,

Room 9 Sunnyside

Campus

For15-16 October 2015

Main Theme: “Legacies of Albert

Schweitzer considered” 1875 –

1965”

Air Ticket and

upkeep while in

South Africa

provided by the

Research Institute

for Theology and

Religion, UNISA

(roughly $2, 000)

19 Julius

Gathogo

Ecclesiastical and

Political

Leaderships in One

Armpit:

Celebrating the Life

of Thomas Kalume

Annual Church

History Conference in

South Africa:

North-West

University,

Potchefstroom city

13-15 August 2015

Main Theme: The history of

commemorations, celebrations

and anniversaries

Self-sponsored

20 Julius

Gathogo

Discussion on

global challenges,

culture, education,

reconciliation and

economic

responsibility

Stuttgart, Germany

Attend the 35th

German Protestant

Kirchentag in Baden

Württemberg State in

its capital city

Stuttgart

1stto 8th of June, 2015.

35th German Protestant Kirchentag

www.kirchentag.de/en/participate.ht

Costs of

accommodation

and insurance

cover while in

Germany (Euro 30,

000) covered by

Kirchentag through

public funds

Julius

Gathogo

Mau-Mau War and

the Church in

Kirinyaga, Kenya:

Accounting for the

Tension and

Conflict (1952-

1960)

University of South

Africa, Pretoria city

14-16 August 2014.

Conference theme: Church,

War and Peace

About

$ 1, 333

Julius

Gathogo

Education as the

Gateway to Success,

Key note speech

during Canon Njumbi

Mutira Secondary Prize

Giving Day Mutira -

Kirinyaga Central

Dates: 6 June May 2014 About $ 250

23 Julius

Gathogo

Education as a

catapult for the

marginal from the

periphery of the

Society

Key note speech at St.

Mark’s Girls Thumaita

during the Schools’

Prize Giving Day,

Kirinyaga East

Date: 31st May 2014 About $ 250

24 Julius

Gathogo

Discussant in

Monicah Watiri

King’ori’s MA

proposal defence,

“The PCEA and the

Great Commission in

Tumu Tumu, Mathira

Kenyatta

University/Nairobi

campus

Date: 10th July 2014 About $166

West, Nyeri County

Since 1908,”

25 Julius

Gathogo

Afro-

Pentecostalism as

the dominant

Ecclesiastical

paradigm in the 21st

Century: The

Kenyan Experience

Limuru, Kenya May 28 - 30, 2014 at St Paul’s

University, Limuru, Kenya. The

theme of the conference is:

"The Post-Colonial Church:

Theology, Identity and Mission"

Self-sponsored,

about $ 250

26 Julius

Gathogo

“Mau-Mau Factor in

Jesse Mugambi’s

Scholarly

Formation”

Karatina University,

an international

Conference on

Liberation

Movements

4th to 6th December 2013 Self-sponsored,

about $ 250

27 Julius

Gathogo

“African indigenous

ways of

environmental

preservation”

University of the Free

State, Bloemfontein,

South Africa

15-17 August, 2013

Deans Committee,

KU funded return

ticket @ $ 1, 160

28 Julius

Gathogo

“Reformist or an

inculturationist?

Milkah Muthoni’s

afro-

Pentecostalism”

Joint workshop

between

St Paul's University

and the University of

Cape Town, South

Africa,

at St Julian's Guest

House and

Conference, Limuru,

Kenya

2nd– 6th July 2013 Partly sponsored

by the University

of Cape Town,

South Africa,

roughly $1, 000

29 Julius

Gathogo

“Diversity and

homogeneity in

African heritage”

Bandung Conference

and Book Launching

2013 in Davao City,

Philippines

June 20, 2013

http://www.bandungspirit.org/spip.php

rubrique4

Ateneo De Davao

University

30 Julius

Gathogo

“Emerging

Christianities and

Kenya’s Coastal

region:

A socio-historical

perspective”

A presented at

Pwani University,

Kilifi, Kenya

22nd April 2013 $ 200

31 Julius

Gathogo

“The role of a

Mkristo man in

contemporary

Kenya”

Key note speech for

Kenya Anglican Men

Association

Fellowship (KAMA)

at ACK Changamwe,

Mombasa, Kenya

On Saturday 6th April 2013,

$ 120

32 Julius

Gathogo

“Milkah Muthoni

(1948-2009): A

Review Of Afro-

Pentecostal

Theology of

Pioneer Gospel

Singer in Central

Kenya”

At Carmelite Centre,

Langata (100 metres

after Tangaza

college, Langata

South Road, Nairobi,

Kenya),

a symposium held on – “Roho

Christianity: Pentecostalism in a

globalized African public space” -

on Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th

December 2012

Partly self-