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Reports from the Participants

 

Phenyo Montsho

 

 

Charel du Toit

 

 

Phenyo Montsho greets everyone from the rooftop of the University of Pretoria, South Africa.

 

  Charel du Toit responds to the lecture on Research Methods and Autoethnography, titled: The Research Rap.

 


 

Ninnaku Oberholzer

 

ninnaku response 2

 

Anas Ghonaim

 

Linking the lecture on “Religion and Peace” to the lecture on “Autoethnography as a research methodology” Professor Ekkardt Sonntag started the session with his exposure to the concept of war at a young age.

Quoting Professor Sonntag, “I was praying for peace in Lebanon since I was 5”.

This quote resonated with me the most, since Lebanon is struggling with sectarian tension for years on end now.

 

 

Ninnaku made a very passionate graphic in response to a lecture from Tanya van Wyk on Gender and Justice

 

 

More of this:

Report on lecture: Religion and Peace

 


 

Report on Religion and Development – A Church and Education by Max Reichenheim

 

 

Report on Rethinking our Thoughts on Religion and Development by Allistair Brown

An Encounter with Pastor Don Makumbani   A Lecture by Dr. Teddy Sakupapa

 


 

Appreciation Report by Beatrice Lukalo

 

Summer School Report by Catherine Ganira

Appreciation Report on the Summer School by Beatrice Vugutso Lukalo   Summer School Report by Catherine Ganira

 


 

Robekkah Ritchie: Lived religion as a hermeneutical lense by Phenyo Montsho

 

 

Robekkah Ritchie: Lived religion as a hermeneutical lense