Partners

Center for Early African Christianity

To educate African leadership in the depth of African intellectual literary achievements, especially those from the Christian tradition of the first millennium.

World Christianity Initiative

The facts concerning the development of world Christianity are striking. World Christianity has not merely bewildered the western establishment with its explosive growth in the majority-world but proven that Christianity stands as the foremost ambicultural religion; demonstrating that it is not only the faith of multiple language users stretching across national and social boundaries, but it is also the basic construct for viewing social concerns for an ever-increasing portion of the world’s population.  

Oxford Studies in World Christianity

The Oxford Studies in World Christianity is a series of volumes currently under production that will address World Christianity in light of its non-Western appeal and development.

Dictionary of African Christian Autobiography

The DACB is an international undertaking aimed at producing an electronic database containing the essential biographical facts of African Christian leaders, evangelists, and lay workers chiefly responsible for laying the foundations, shaping the character, and advancing the growth of Christian communities across Africa.

The Lundman Family Foundation

Partnering alongside the World Christianity Initiative at Yale, the Lundman Family Foundation sponsors the Church and Society in Africa Project.