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Msingi Talks
by Msingi Trust
All things Faith, Justice,Advocacy, Identity,Theology,Feminism, and the Kenyan Church
Episodes
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Bishop Zac Niringiye on Faith, Justice & the Power of Story
In this conversation with Bishop Zac Niringiye, we explore the deep connection between Christian faith and justice, and why the two cannot be separated.We dive into the centrality of justice in the life of faith, the power of story in shaping how we see the world, and the beauty and cost of…
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Ep 45: In conversation with Thandi Gamedze on Black Theology,Prof Mosala & the Bible as a site of struggle
In this episode we are in conversation with Dr. Thandi Gamedze on Black Theology, Prof Mosala, & the Bible as a site of struggle. We explore the importance of arts in the justice story and why theology matters for liberationMsingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and...
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Ep 44: In Conversation with Violet Matiru on the History, Politics and Practice of Climate Conservation
In this podcast episode Carol Ng'ang'a is in conversation with Violet Matiru on the history politics and practice of climate conservation. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of this podcast, please consider making a donation to us via: Patreon…
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Ep 43: In Conversation with Rev Dennis Nthenge on EcoTheology,Climate Justice
In this podcast episode, we host Rev Dennis Nthenge who is a Kenyan Anglican priest and church leader known for his roles within the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) and his involvement in environmental and theological advocacy. We explore the intersection of theology and climate care and the place...
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Ep 42: In Conversation with Rev Moss Nthla on the Church, Freedom and the Liberation of Palestine
In this conversation, Carol Ng'ang'a and the Kenya Palestine Coalition hosts Rev Moss Nthla an anti apartheid Pro Palestinian liberation activist who is the Senior Pastor of three branches of the Ebenezer Bible Church. He also serves as the General Secretary of TEASA, and he has a life-long…
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Ep 41 :In Conversation with Rev Tim Costello on Activism, Faith, The Church and Public Good
In this podcast episode, Carol Ng'ang'a is in conversation with Tim Costello on what faith in public life comes to life. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of this podcast, please consider making a donation to us via: PayPal: [email protected] Patreon:...
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Ep 40:Christine Mungai on Kenyan Church Culture,Liberation & the Bible as a Text that Critiques Injustice
In this conversation Christine Mungai and Carol Ng'ang'a engage in a robust and heartfelt conversation that explores Kenyan Culture, Liberation and the Bible as a Text that Critiques Injustice To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of the podcast, please consider making a donation...
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Ep 39.Rev Timothy Njoya on Prophets, Occupy Churches, Feminism ,Masculinity and the Kenyan Church
In this conversation, Carol Ng'ang'a is in conversation with Reverend Timothy Njoya - a theologian, human rights activist and a retired Presbyterian Church of East Africa Minister. Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and makes connections in the world of faith...
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Ep.38: In Conversation with Dr. Wandia Njoya on Faith Justice Church Love Revolution and the Kenya
This conversation between Carol Ng'ang'a and Dr Wandia Njoya explores the connection between faith and activism, it delves into the role(or lack thereof) of the church in liberation and celebrates the place of love in Africa's revolution! Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that...
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Ep. 37: On Power, Pro-Feminism & Priesthood with Rev. Godfrey Adera
In this episode Carol Ng'ang'a is in conversation with Rev. Godfrey Adera on the intersection of power feminism and priesthood#msingitalks #faithandfeminism #100voicesofChange
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Ep 36. Faith and Freedom series: Finding the Strength to lead with Archbishop Betty Onyango
Msingi Talks Faith and Feminism Series: 100 Voices For Change Join us as we explore the different facets of faith and feminism. We host Archbishop Betty Onyango as she talks about how the support of women was important in her being a leader and how it motivated her to rise to the heights of...
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Ep 35. Faith and Feminism Series: The Journey of a Trailblazer with Rt Rev Dr Emilly Onyango
Msingi Talks Faith and Feminism Series: 100 Voices For Change Join us as we explore the different facets of faith and feminism. We host Rt Rev Dr Emily Onyango as she shares her journey to being the first ever female bishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya. She speaks about the sacrifices made…
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Ep 34. Faith and Feminism Series: Taking up Space and Thriving with Rt Rev Rose Okeno
Msingi Talks Faith and Feminism Series: 100 Voices For Change Join us as we explore the different facets of faith and feminism. We host Rt. Rev Rose Okeno as she talks about how she battled the odds against her, planned for success and ultimately became the first elected bishop of the Anglican...
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Ep 33. Faith and Feminism Series: Grounding of Justice and Spaces for Freedom with Joanne Kuria
Msingi Talks Faith and Feminism Series: 100 Voices For Change Join us as we explore the different facets of faith and feminism. We host Joanne Kuria as she explores the dynamics of power within he faith spaces and in the society. Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures…
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Ep 32: Faith, Feminism and Freedom Series: An African? Christian? Feminist? with Dr. Mary Thamari
Msingi Talks Feminism and Faith Series: 100 Voices for Change. Join us as we explore the different facets of faith and feminism. We host Mary Thamari as she explores finding freedom in the complex identity as an African Christian Feminist. Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that...
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Ep 31 Subversive Holiness: In Conversation with Jarrod McKenna on the Confrontational Compassion of Jesus Pt 2
Subversive Holiness: In Conversation with Jarrod McKenna on the Confrontational Compassion of Jesus Part 2 Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and makes connections in the world of faith advocacy activism. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of...
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Ep 31: Subversive Holiness: In Conversation with Jarrod McKenna on the Confrontational Compassion of Jesus Pt 1
Subversive Holiness: In Conversation with Jarrod McKenna on the Confrontational Compassion of Jesus, Part 1 Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and makes connections in the world of faith advocacy activism. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production…
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Ep 30:Penning the Revolution: In Conversation with Mufasa -Poet and Spoken Word Artist
Penning the Revolution: In Conversation with Mufasa -Poet and Spoken Word Artist In this episode, Carol (instagram.com/ndutahnganga) speaks to Mufasa, poet and spoken word artist. Follow Mufasa on Facebook and Instagram. Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and...
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Ep 29: Rev Useni Sibanda on Alliance Building for Social Transformation
A Conversation with Rev Useni Sibanda on Alliance Building for Social Transformation In this episode @ndutahnganga speaks to Rev Useni on the importance of Alliance Building for Social Transformation. Rev Useni Sibanda is the Executive Director for Zimbabwe Christian Alliance, a network of Church…
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Ep 28: In Conversation with Bishop Ancelimo Magaya on Activism,Justice Faith and the African Church
In Conversation with Bishop Ancelimo Magaya on Activism,Justice Faith and the African Church. We apologize for the audio in the introduction by Bishop Ancelimo Magaya. It only lasts for a few seconds. Thank you. Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and makes...
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Ep 27: Maren Mantovani: In Pursuit of Global Solidarity Against Apartheid
Maren Mantovani: In Pursuit of Global Solidarity Against Apartheid. Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that ventures deeper and makes connections in the world of faith advocacy activism. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of this podcast, please consider making a...
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Ep 26:Sarah Quint on Indigeneity, Empire, God's Kingdom, and the Pain of the World (Part 2)
If you missed Part 1, we encourage you to go check out the last podcast and then tune in to this episode. On this episode of Msingi Talks, Carol is joined by Sarah Quint to talk about Indigeneity, Empire, God's Kingdom, and the Pain of the World. "Sarah Quint is a citizen of the Mattaponi Nation…
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Ep 26 :Sarah Quint on Indigeneity, Empire, God's Kingdom, and the Pain of the World (Part 1)
On this episode of Msingi Talks, Carol is joined by Sarah Quint to talk about Indigeneity, Empire, God's Kingdom, and the Pain of the World. "Sarah Quint is a citizen of the Mattaponi Nation of Tsenacommacah, Turtle Island (Eastern Virginia, USA). She is a mother of two boys, River and Reed. She…
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Episode 25: Why Fighting Inequality Matters with Antonia Musunga
Antonia Wanjiku Musunga is unapologetic intersectional feminist who is passionate protection of human rights, gender equality social justice, inclusion, governance and development.She has over the time worked on refugee rights, women rights, and sexual reproductive health rights and economic...
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Episode 24: In Conversation with Rob Stegmann on Decolonization, Patriarchy, Paul, Academia, and the Church
Rob Stegmann (PhD, Stellenbosch University, South Africa) is an educator, New Testament scholar, and research fellow at Stellenbosch University. With more than twenty years of teaching experience, he has demonstrated a thoroughgoing commitment to wrestling with how the church and the academy…
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Ep 23: In conversation with Mandisa Dyantyi on her Justice Journey, Activism, Feminism, the Church and Prof Vuyani Vellem
Mandisa Dyantyi is the director of the Social Justice Coalition (SJC) in Capte Town. The SJC works to advance the constitutional rights to life, dignity, equality, freedom and safety in the lives of all people, but especially those living in informal settlements in South Africa. Follow Mandisa...
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Ep 22 In conversation with Esme Bowers on Lessons Learnt on Her Leadership Journey
Esme Bowers lives in Cape Town and serves as the chairperson of The Evangelical Alliance of South Africa. She is the Director for the Church In Community Department and has served in many departments of WEA in various capacities including the Leadership Development Institute, Women’s Commission,...
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Ep 21: Reuben Kigame on Activism, Prophecy, Music, & 2022 Kenyan Presidential Aspirations
This week, Carol is in conversation with Reuben Kigame on all matters of activism, prophecy, music, and presidential aspirations. Reuben Kigame is a music minister, Christian apologist and electronic media consultant from Kenya. He describes himself as a “Christian pan-Africanist” and, regarding...
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Ep 20: Dr Damaris Parsitau on Gender-Based Violence, Masculinity, Femininity, Society and the Church. Pt 3/3
This is part three of a three-part series. Please see your podcast feed if you haven't listened to parts 2 and 3. In this conversation, Carol speaks with Dr Damaris Parsitau about Gender-Based Violence, Masculinity, Femininity, Society, and the Church. Dr. Damaris Seleina Parsitau is a social...
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Ep 19 : Dr Damaris Parsitau on Gender-Based Violence, Masculinity, Femininity, Society and the Church. Pt 2/3
In this conversation, Carol speaks with Dr Damaris Parsitau about Gender-Based Violence, Masculinity, Femininity, Society, and the Church. Dr. Damaris Seleina Parsitau is a social scientist and a senior lecturer in religion and gender studies at Egerton University, Kenya. She is also the…
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Ep 18: Dr Damaris Parsitau on Gender-Based Violence, Masculinity, Femininity, Society and the Church. Pt 1/3
In this conversation, Carol speaks with Dr Damaris Parsitau about Gender-Based Violence, Masculinity, Femininity, Society, and the Church. Dr. Damaris Seleina Parsitau is a social scientist and a senior lecturer in religion and gender studies at Egerton University, Kenya. She is also the…
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Ep 17: Sandra Maria Van Opstal on Justice Worship and the Local Community
In this podcast episode, Carol and Sandra explore the connections between pursuing justice, worship music, and the embodiment of all these within the local community. Sandra Maria Van Opstal, a second-generation Latina, is co-founder and Executive Director of Chasing Justice, a movement led by...
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Ep 16: Decolonizing Development with Nadine Bowers Du Toit
This conversation with Professor Nadine explores the origins of the development industry, its current state,and what it means to decolonize. Nadine Bowers Du Toit (1977) is currently an Associate Professor in ‘Theology and Development’ (Dept. Practical Theology & Missiology) at the Faculty of...
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Ep 15: Justice 101 with Dorothy Neriah Githae
Dot is a Christian with a deep understanding of how justice and love are the foundations of the Kingdom of God. Her career is in child protection and she has worked in various programs aimed at helping make the world a better place for children who are vulnerable. Dot is passionate about creating...
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Ep 14: Advocacy 101 with No White Saviors: A Village Organization doing Global Things
In this episode Carol talks to the NWS team on their groundbreaking advocacy work in the area of whiteness. We explore their journey from inception to now, and dreaming for the future! Follow their work Instagram: @nowhitesaviors Facebook: nowhitesaviors Twitter:@nowhitesaviors Website...
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Ep 13: Craig Stewart, The Warehouse and the Local Church Mobilization for Justice
Uncle Craig is unlearning whiteness, enjoys mountain biking and loves long meals around his family table. He has worked at the Warehouse for the past 16 years and taught at Eastern University for 8 years. Follow Craig on Twitter @craigdstewart. The Warehouse: www.warehouse.org.za Insta:...
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Ep 12: Good Trouble with Drew Hart and Jarrod McKenna
In this conversation, Carol speaks with Inverse Podcast's Drew Hart and Jarrod McKenna on "good trouble"; what it looks like to be co-conspirators in pursuit of justice, as well as how churches, communities, academia, and organizations can embody justice. Follow Drew Hart on...
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Ep 11: A Founders Dilemma with Esther Mwaniki
In this podcast epidode, Carol speaks to Esther Mwaniki, Founder of Lapid Leaders Africa. The conversation focuses on what it takes to start and nurture an organization . Esther is passionate about development of people, processes and systems of organisations in Africa. Lapid Leaders Africa is a...
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Ep 10:Jyune Thuna on Mental Health, Cancer and Faith Part 2
Jyune Thuna graduated from Moi University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Sciences, with a major in Psychology. She did her internship with Karen Hospital's Psychiatric Clinic and Asumbi Treatment Centre, an in-house alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre. She is deeply passionate about...
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Ep 9: Jyune Thuna on Mental Health, Cancer and Faith Part 1
Jyune Thuna graduated from Moi University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Sciences, with a major in Psychology. She did her internship with Karen Hospital's Psychiatric Clinic and Asumbi Treatment Centre, an in-house alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre. She is deeply passionate about...
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Ep 8: Love and Revolution with Thandi Gamedze, Lusanda Mashua, and Sesihle Manzini, Pt 2
This is part two of a two-part episode, where Carol talks with Thandi Gamedze, Lusanda Mashua, and Sesihle Manzini. Part one was released Monday 15 February, 2021. Thandi Gamedze Thandi is deeply committed to the work of critique and reimagining (as both action and reflection) towards a world…
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Ep 7: Love and Revolution with Thandi Gamedze, Lusanda Mashua, and Sesihle Manzini, Pt 1
This is part one of a two-part episode, where Carol talks with Thandi Gamedze, Lusanda Mashua, and Sesihle Manzini. Part two out Monday 22 February, 2021. Thandi Gamedze Thandi is deeply committed to the work of critique and reimagining (as both action and reflection) towards a world that is…
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Ep 6: Apologetics, Justice and the African Story with Mahlatse Mashua
Mahlatse concurrently serves as Regional Director of RZIM in Africa and is a member of the organisation’s global speaking team. He is also studying towards his MA in International Affairs at King’s College London. He is also the acting CEO at The Kolisi Foundation. Follow him on Insta:...
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Ep 5: In Conversation with Robert Beckford on Justice, Black Theology, Music, Marxism and so much more....
Robert Beckford PhD is professor of Black Theology at Queen's He is a scholar-activist researching the intersections of faith and racial justice in and through diverse media texts. He has written a dozen books which triangulate the fields of theology, cultural studies and politics. Beckford is a...
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Ep 4: What Does Discipleship Have To Do With Justice?
Heart to heart conversation with Christian Lwanda on Justice & Discipleship and the struggle that we have as the Kenyan Church to be a church that pursues justice- both in theory (sermons) and practice Follow Christian on Insta @christianlwanda_ Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust…
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Ep 3: The Very Good Gospel: Lisa Sharon Harper & Jarrod Mckenna
In Conversation with Lisa Sharon Harper and Jarrod McKenna on the Very Good Gospel We speak on what makes the Gospel Good, how Africans and the African Diaspora can connect and work together for freedom and worship,The role of Colonialism ,Jim Crow, Apartheid in sullying the Gospel,The death of...
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Ep 2: Pst Linda Ochola-Adolwa on her Journey to Justice, The Kenyan Church and Justice and the Task of the Church in Connecting Kenyan Struggles
Pst Linda Ochola Adolwa Executive Director of Hatua Trust as well as a trainer, conference and international speaker, writer and researcher. An author for the last 10 years, Linda’s books, Engaging the City, and the 10-week study guide Hatua (Steps) are based on both solid scriptural principles…
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Ep 1: In Conversation with Rene August and Jarrod Mckenna on Faith Justice and Activism
Carol Ng'ang'a joins Rene and Jarrod in conversation as they discuss connections between faith justice activism and day to day pursuit of justice Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that seeks to ventures deeper and make connections in the world of faith advocacy activism. To support...
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Intro to Msingi Trust
Welcome to the Msingi Talks Podcast!! Msingi Talks is a podcast hosted by Msingi Trust that seeks to ventures deeper and make connections in the world of faith advocacy activism. To support the work of Msingi Trust and the production of this podcast, please consider making a donation to us via...
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