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January has been a busy and productive month of research and theological engagement around four cluster events/themes: 1. An “Indaba” of key Christian leaders for “such a time as This,” held at Bethany House, Entebbe, from Jan 3- […]
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Pamela Couture from the University of Toronto recently reviewed The Journey of Reconciliation for the American Academy of Religion. Here is the Review: In The Journey of Reconciliation, Emmanuel Katongole invites the reader not only to understand with […]
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Advent 2017 Letter from the President Dear Friends, During the season of Advent, my mind often turns toward dreams, vision, and story. This is especially true this year as I have seen a personal dream turn into a […]
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David Tonghou Ngong, an Associate Professor of Religion and Theology at Stillman College, reviews Born From Lament for the American Academy of Religion. He writes, “Katongole’s portrayal of an alternative vision of peace which the Christian faith provides […]
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Over fall break I had the opportunity to lead students on a trip through Uganda as part of the Common Good Initiative. The Common Good Initiative brings graduate students together from a wide range of disciplines to reflect […]
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On October 3rd, Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute and the department of theology co-sponsored a book launch in celebration of my two most recent books Born from Lament: The Theology and Politics of Hope in Africa and The Journey […]