The Online Journal of African Pentecostal Christianity exists to advance the cause of Christ in Africa through theological reflection on Pentecostal thought and practice.
PneumAfrica Journal is a blind, peer-reviewed journal published annually. We publish articles in the disciplines of biblical studies, theology, missions, leadership, and education relating to African Pentecostalism. PneumAfrica Journal serves as the official journal of the Association for Pentecostal Theological Education in Africa (APTEA). Although one of the primary goals of PneumAfrica Journal is to provide a platform for emerging African scholars reflecting on Pentecostal doctrine and practice, we also invite others whose research sheds light on this rapidly expanding and ever-changing movement.
ANDREW MKWAILA
Managing Editor and Chair of the Commission for Scholarly Research and Writing
Dr. Andrew Mkwaila currently serves as the Executive Pastor of International Christian Assembly in Lilongwe, a constituent church of the Malawi Assemblies of God, and the General Manager of Channel for All Nations Radio and TV. He is the chair for the Intercultural Studies department of Pan-Africa Theological Seminary, whose main campus is in Lomé, Togo. He also serves as an adjunct faculty member at a number of theological institutions in Malawi and beyond. He received his Doctor of Intercultural Studies degree from Fuller Theological Seminary in 2013.