Further Information

Thank you for your interest in engaging further with ATNP. We are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead for this continent.
Please send us an email with your thoughts and questions on this email info@atnpress.com
We look forward to hearing from you.

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 African Theological Network Press,
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P. O. Box 21215 - 00505
Nairobi, Kenya

 Telephone: +254 20 2324109
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Email: info@atnpress.com

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