“Woven together like finely crafted fabric, world Christianity, history, and culture are always tightly interlaced. Historians realise that all Christians exist in a dynamic web of cultural and historical factors. There is a constant and perpetual interplay between Christianity, history, and culture that illuminates everything else around. This Special Issue of Religions probes the vast and colourful… Read more: New Book – World Christianity in History and in Culture

Reviewed by Mark Shaw An important new book in World Christianity studies is Early South-South Links in the History of World Christianity (16th – Early 19th Century), edited by Klaus Karschorke and others . The numerous case study make the point that world Christianity as we know it today with the famous shift from north to south also… Read more: New Book Released – Early South-South Links in the History of World Christianity (16th – Early 19th Century)

In this video, you will hear our alumnus from all over the world about their experiences at the CWC-AIU and their dissertation topics. The experiences shared are valuable sources of information for our current PhD students in their writing process.

Dear All, May greetings.  I am writing to let you all know that Fabrice Katembo, currently in the Ph.D. program at CWC is our new administrator.  Fabrice is known to most of you.  He is from DRC but is currently based in Uganda training pastors at Shepherd Training College in Luwero district two hours north of… Read more: Introducing our new CWC Administrator brother Fabrice Katembo

World Christianity is now becoming an accepted term in scholarship. It is increasingly being seen as a field of study and not only a subject because of, as this short article suggests, the worldwide nature of the Christian faith. The history of Christianity explains why this is the case. Since the inception of Christianity, the… Read more: The Nature of World Christianity