Husband • Father • Practical Theologian at @SPUKenya 🇰🇪 interested in African realities • Research Fellow @StellenboschUni • Co-founder @Apologetics_Ke •
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined April 2010
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Dear friends, release date is 31/1/24
⚡️"Apologetics in Africa" is now available for preorder!
⏰ Pre-order a copy of the book at this link: bit.ly/3SyMgOs
#apologetics #africanapologetics #africantheology #langhampub #theology #textbook #theologicalstudies
A friend of mine recently asked about the viral clip on tithing- here is my response
Rev. Lydia Kahiga's Tithing Teachings: A Theological Reflection theogrimage.com/2025/12/27/r…
#presbyterian #theology #Ministry #tithing
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3 new blogs! ✨
📎 “interruptive interviews” 🗣️ by Dr. Alison Woolley, Dr. Allen Jorgenson, & Dr. Steve Taylor (@emergentkiwi)
📎 “budget brain” 🦞 by Dr. Cliff Guthrie
📎 “Mental health & African hospitality” 🤓 by Dr. Kevin Muriithi Ndereba (@Ndereba)
crosstrainingpsychologyandth…
Tomorrow, Thursday 30th Oct 2025 I will speak virtually on "Science vs Religion: Conflict and Reverse Conflict Thesis" for the @Apologetics_Ke 6th annual apologetics conference
You are MOST WELCOME to join the Livestream here at 7:30 PM EAT youtube.com/@apologeticskeny…
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At the beginning of this week we were pleased to welcome Dr Kevin Ndereba of @SPUKenya. Dr Ndereba visited the School of Divinity to discuss further links between the two institutions meeting with Head of School, Professor Jeremy Carrette and Professsor Emma Wild-Wood.
ALT Colour photo of (left to right) Professor Emma Wild-Wood, Dr Kevin Ndereba, and Professor Jeremy Carrette stood smiling at the camera on the steps at the door into New College.
The newest baby is out, freshly published by Wipf and Stock Publishers.
More details about the book here: lnkd.in/dTTfSf9N
#Academic
#WeAreSpu
#youthministry
#youthempowerment
Peace without the safeguarding of justice is tearing us into pieces. May peace and justice be our shield and defender. #SiriNiNumbers #protest
Instead of closing off communication channels, the state should keenly listen to the communication young people have been passing. Justice. Truth. Integrity. Compassion. Human dignity. That is all. #SiriNiNumbers
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Good news!
Dr. Kevin Muriithi Ndereba, the Head of Department of Practical Theology, has been appointed by The Editorial Board of African Theology Worldwide as the Project Coordinator for Anglophone Africa.
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Dr. Kevin Muriithi Ndereba, our faculty member presented preliminary findings from his ongoing research on mental health and youth in the Kenyan church.
Great fun yesterday moderating this panel which included Prof. Abraham Waithima DVCAA @SPUKenya and other thought leaders on working for a more equitable, just and fair higher education landscape.
Today’s Open Science Forum session kicked off with a panel on “Strengthening the Open Science Ecosystem in Kenya & Tanzania,” touching on advocacy, ethics, change resistance, funding, and the future of Open Science. Watch live on YouTube.
#FOSTERProject
#FormNiDaystar
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Dr. @gift_mtukwa, the current ASET Chairperson during his opening address, looking at eshcatology from the New Testament perspective and how it impacts African life and society. #asetconference2025
@OkellohOgera @kyamamugambi @NathanChiroma @jkipchillis @Pam_psk @Ndereba
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#ASETConference2025 The Africa Society of Evangelical Theology (ASET) 15th annual conference will take place on Thursday 13th March to Friday 14th March 2025, both In-person at @AIU_uni in Karen and Virtual on our social media handles. Details? Email [email protected]
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A sermon is not a lecture. It is not absorbing trivia. It is a heart-shaking assault on darkness and the very gates of hell, trumpeted forth so that sinners tremble and saints quake in wonder.
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How should Christians in Africa respond to tribalism? Poverty? Spiritism? Colonialism?
This week, we sat down with Kevin Muriithi Ndereba, Ph.D. (@Ndereba) of @Apologetics_Ke to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities of practicing apologetics in Africa.
1/4 TODAY'S KENYAN BEATITUDES
Blessed are those who uplift the poor, rather than those who overburden them with taxes
Blessed are those who give with genuine hearts, rather than corrupt the pulpit with money
4/4 Matthew 23:23 "You give a tenth of your spices—mint, dill and cumin. But you have neglected the more important matters of the law—justice, mercy and faithfulness. You should have practiced the latter, without neglecting the former."
#MimiNiMzalendo Kairo