Vol. 4 No. 1 (2020)

Vol. 4 No. 1 (2020)

Published January 30, 2020
Special Issue: Child Witchcraft Accusations and the Church

Articles

Full Special Issue
OKH Journal, Vol. 4(1): Child Witchcraft Accusations and the Church
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Robert J. Priest, Abel Ngolo, Timothy Stabell
Christian Pastors and Alleged Child Witches in Kinshasa, DRC
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News and Opinions

Miriam Adeney
1. What is Natural About Witchcraft?
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Andy Anguandia Alo
2. Conversation Time Has Come
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Collium Banda
3. A Soteriological Response to the Congolese Pastors' Engagement with Children Accused of Being Witches
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Paul Cookey Ekpo
4. A Biblical Scholar’s Response to Issues in 'Christian Pastors and Alleged Child Witches in Kinshasa, DRC'
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Philip Gibbs
5. Witchcraft Accusations and Hybrid Formulations in Papua New Guinea
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Paul Gifford
6. A Dysfunctional Worldview
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Wanjiru M. Gitau
7. Christian Pastors and Alleged Witches in Kinshasa, DRC. A Response.
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Susie Howe, Paul Stockley
8. Reframing Thinking and Action: A Way Forward in Responding to Child Witch Accusations through Contextualized Participatory Engagement
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Michael Jindra
9. Social Instability, Churches, and Child Witchcraft
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Nzash U. Lumeya
10. Christian Pastors and Child Witches in Kinshasa, DRC
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Hans Madueme
11. A Theological Critique of Witchcraft: Ruminations from a Fellow African
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Robert Guy McKee
12. The Bible’s Cultural Mandate, Child Witches, Cognitive Authority, and Christian Pastors
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Carol V. McKinney
13. Comments on Christian Pastors and Child Witches in Kinshasa, DRC
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Kenneth P. Minkema, Phillip D. Davis
14. Witchcraft Accusations in Comparative Contexts: The Early Modern European Witch-hunts and Alleged Child Witches in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Joyce Dainess Mlenga
15. Witchcraft Accusations and the Christian Church’s Response
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Esther Mombo
16. Do Witches Exhume Dead Bodies?
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Paul M. Mpindi
17. Child Witches in Kinshasa, DRC: A Response
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Mike Mtika
18. A Contribution to the Conversation
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Abel Ngolo
19. Overview of the Work of the Pastoral Team for Children in Need (EPED) in its Struggle Against the Problem of So-Called Child-Witches in the DR Congo
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David Tonghou Ngong
20. What is the Disease? Engaging the Problem of Witchcraft in Africa
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Mwenda Ntarangwi
21. Straddling Two Worlds: Christian Leaders’ Responses to Witchcraft Accusations in DRC
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Timothy Kabulunga Nyasulu
22. Witchcraft Accusation and Church Discipline in Malawi
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Maimouna Jessica Obot
23. To End Child Witchcraft Accusations, A Task for the Whole Church
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Opoku Onyinah
24. “The Person I Hate Most in Life is My Mother”
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Chinyere Felicia Priest
25. Witchcraft Labeling: Effects on Child Behavior and Self-Concept
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Steven D. H. Rasmussen
26. Significance of this Research and a Tanzanian Case Study
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Michael Allen Rynkiewich
27. Response to Priest, Ngolo and Stabell
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Boubakar Sanou
28. Witchcraft Accusations: A Challenge for Families, Communities, and Churches in Africa
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Edwin Zehner
29. Comment on the Article “Christian Pastors and Child Witches in Kinshasa, DRC" by Robert J. Priest, Abel Ngolo and Timothy Stabell
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Robert Priest
30. Summary of, and Response to, Critiques and Commentaries of Other Scholars on the Subject of Witch Accusations and the Church
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Book Reviews

Christine Albertini
Sensational Movies, Video, Vision, and Christianity in Ghana, by Birgit Meyer
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Sara Cook
I See Satan Fall Like Lightening, by Rene Girard
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Adriana Myland
Witchcraft, Intimacy and Trust: Africa in Comparison, by Peter Geschiere
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Robin Scott
Pentecostal Exorcism: Witchcraft and Demonology in Ghana, by Opoku Onyinah
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Harold Wanton
The Devil’s Children: From Spirit Possession to Witchcraft: New Allegations that Affect Children, edited by Jean La Fontaine
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Ned Wilson
Ethnographic Sorcery, by Harry West
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