About the Journal
“Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological, and Practical Studies will be a peer-reviewed journal published online which will be given oversight by an editorial board composed of individuals representing various Wesleyan institutions throughout Africa.”
The objectives of Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological, and Practical Studies are the following:
- to make a contribution to scholarship in the Wesleyan tradition, especially within the African continent;
- to encourage collaboration between the various partner institutions;
- to promote the doctrine of holiness throughout Africa and beyond;
- to collaborate with other academics in other disciplines to contribute to the discovery of truth;
- to encourage and mentor new scholars through the publication of the journal and other resources.
Transform will publish scholarly articles and critical reviews of literature from a Wesleyan perspective for the Church in Africa and beyond. The peer-reviewed journal is published once a year by the following Wesleyan institutions in Africa:
- Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe
- Banyam Theological Seminary, Jalingo, Taraba
- Bishop John G. Innis Graduate School of Theology, United Methodist University, Liberia
- Hope Africa University, Bujumbura, Burundi
- Kenya Highlands University, Kericho, Kenya
- Methodist Theological Institute, Umuahia, Nigeria
- Nazarene Theological College, Republic of South Africa
- Nazarene Theological College of Central Africa, Lilongwe, Malawi
- Pilgrim Wesleyan College, Pemba, Zambia
- School of Religion and Christian Ministry of Africa Nazarene University, Nairobi, Kenya
- Southern Africa Nazarene University, Manzini, Eswatini
- UMCA Theological College, Pemba, Zambia
- Wesley University, Ondo, Nigeria
- Wesleyan College of Liberia, Monrovia, Liberia
- West Africa Theological Seminary, Lagos, Nigeria
In addition, Transform will be partnering with other individual scholars.
“Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological, and Practical Studies will be a peer-reviewed journal published online which will be given oversight by an editorial board composed of individuals representing various Wesleyan institutions throughout Africa.”
