ATNP Board

African Theological Network Press benefits from a diverse board that brings in a wealth of international, scholarly, interdisciplinary and cross-confessional experience.

Dr. Kwiyani

Dr. Harvey Kwiyani is a Malawian scholar who teaches theology, mission and leadership. He focuses largely on contemporary mission in Europe and North America, intercultural theology, migrations, and African Christians in the Diaspora. He teaches at the Liverpool-Hope University and is also director of Mission Africanus. His current research and writing

Rev. Prof. Philip Laryea is a minister of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana and Associate Professor of African Theology at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture, Akropong-Akuapem.

Dr. Obaga

Dr. William Obaga is a Kenyan scholar who has done extensive research and teaching in music education, church music, and church history. His research interests also include African Christianity on the continent and around the world.

Dr. Ross

Dr. Cathy Ross is from Aotearoa/NZ.  She lives in Oxford and is a tutor in contextual theology at Ripon College, Cuddesdon and MA Co-ordinator for Pioneer Leadership Training at CMS (Church Mission Society).
She researches and teaches in the areas of mission, World Christianity, and contextual and feminist theologies. She is married to Steve, a GP and then have three children and two grandchildren.

Rev. Dr. Jean-Luc Enyegue SJ, is a Cameroonian Catholic historian and priest. He is the Interim Director of JHIA and Professor of Church History at Hekima University College. His Ph.D from Boston University School of Theology is on the history of the Jesuits in West Africa amid the politics of Africanization.

Dr. Enyegue

Dr. Angus Crichton is involved with SPCK's work to support the creation of theological publications in the global south, that are relevant to those contexts. He is a research associate with the Cambridge Centre for Christianity worldwide.

Rev.Dr. Wilfred Sumani SJ is a Malawian catholic scholar and priest. He is a professor of Liturgy at the Hekima University College in Nairobi Kenya. His area of specialisation is the intersection between the Bible and liturgy. He also researches the role of ritual in economics in Africa.

Prof. Gillian Bediako is the deputy rector at the Akrofi-Christaller Institution of Theology, Mission and Culture in Ghana. Her field of scholarship, in which she lectures, supervises and writes, is primal religion in the interface with Christian faith throughout Christian history. She is also the editor of the Journal of  African Christian Thought and of the imprint, Regnum Africa.

Prof. Bediako.

Dr. Mugambi

Editorial Manager:  Dr. Kyama Mugambi is from Kenya with a background in church-planting, African theology, and publishing. He served as the church planting director in the Mavuno Church, a Movement with congregations across Kenya, in other African countries, and in Germany.  He has taught in several universities in Nairobi, and maintains links with the Centre for World Christianity at Africa International University. He brings the first-hand experience of publishing African theology through his work for the Kenyan theological publishing house Acton Publishers.