The need for partnership between African countries and world's richest countries cannot be overemphasized. So is the need for a similar cooperation between churches in Africa and churches in the rich countries. However, as the research has shown, ours is rather a relationship of interdependency. We need one another on our journeys so that we can walk together as we journey with Christ on the road to Emmaus. Our partnership shall help us to renew each other in our faith journey. As African churches face their challenges, they can count on their partners in the rich nations to be there for them.

A handbook for use in breaking the silence on HIV/AIDS issues.

As you will recall, we came to this country in October of 2000 and are due to return back home in June. The first part of our sabbatical was spend one year at Camp Wapo helping and working as an international resource person. We took advantage of such an office to respond to a variety of invitations which come from congregations and the ELCA to introduce ourselves as a new companion of the Northwest Synod.

Understanding the Contextual challenges facing pastoral leadership in an African church today