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Dr. Susan Murimi

Dr. Susan Murimi

Lecturer

  • School of Mission and Theology

About

A lecturer in Theology, with an experience of more than 20 years in teaching. Contributed to African Christian scholarship through workshops, seminars and writing in journals and books

Academic qualifications

  1. 2013

    PhD, Theology (African Christianity) Akrofi-Christaller Institute, Ghana,

  2. 2004

    Master of Arts, Theology, Regents Theological College (Manchester University), United Kingdom,

  3. 2002

    Certificate, Applied Theology Regents Theological College (Manchester University), United Kingdom,

  4. 1996

    Bachelor Of Art (Government & Public Administration) Moi University Kenya

Research interests

- Interested in African Christianity. - History and development of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity in Kenya

Teaching

Courses taught

8 courses
  • Biblical foundation for Christian service
  • World Christian Theology
  • Old Testament Introduction and Survey
  • New Testament Introduction and Survey
  • Christian Doctrines
  • Doing theology in African Context
  • Urbanization and Christianity in Africa
  • Development of Modern Africa and Christian Values

Publications

4 publications

  • Murimi Susan, “Kenyan Pentecostalism: An Epitome of Theological Shifts Within Pentecostal Christianity”, in Vinson Synan, Amos Young & J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu, eds., Global Renewal Christianity, Vol.3, (Lake Mary: Charisma House, 2016), (109-127).

    Journals 2016

  • Murimi Susan, “A Survey of Christianity in Kenya”, in Isabel A. Phiri, Dietrich Werner, Kaunda Chama, Owino Kennedy, eds., Anthology of African Christianity, (Oxford: Regnum, 2016), (305-613)

    Journals 2016

  • Murimi Susan: Roho Christianity: Beginnings and Development of Pentecostalism in Kenya (1910-1948); Roho Christianity Symposium, 6th – 9th December 2012; Carmelite Centre

    Journals 2012

  • Murimi Susan, “The Impact of Christendom Perspective in Western Practice: The Breaking of African Primal Worldview & The Shaping of a New Identity among the Gikuyu” in Journal of African Christian Thought (JACT), (Vol 11.1, June 2008), 50-59

    Journals 2008

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