The contribution of the ecumenical movement to politics and social services in Democratic Republic of Congo - Nkulu Mwenze, Jean-Baptiste
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The study is centralised on the contribution of the ecumenical movement (ECC) to politics and social services in the Democratic Republic of the Congo a case study of Lubumbashi city in Katanga from 1990 to 2006. The study was carried out using the following methodologies: historical, descriptive, comparative, analytical and quantitative. Questionnaires, interviews, key group discussions, and participatory observations, were also used in the process of data collection. The respondents who are Christians (Bishops, heads of denominations, pastors, directors and secretaries of religious…mehr

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The study is centralised on the contribution of the ecumenical movement (ECC) to politics and social services in the Democratic Republic of the Congo a case study of Lubumbashi city in Katanga from 1990 to 2006. The study was carried out using the following methodologies: historical, descriptive, comparative, analytical and quantitative. Questionnaires, interviews, key group discussions, and participatory observations, were also used in the process of data collection. The respondents who are Christians (Bishops, heads of denominations, pastors, directors and secretaries of religious institutions, and the laity), and Muslims including civil society members, politicians, and students just to mention a few, shared the same view that the ecumenical movement (ECC) did in Lubumbashi city in Katanga tremendous work on the ground in the area of social services and politics. Most significantly ECC was heavily involved in democratisation, human rights, and peace negotiations as political involvement while health, HIV & AIDS pandemic programmes, education, agricultural activities, street kids, orphans, gender equality and uprooted people as social implementation.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Jean Baptiste NKULU MWENZE is both church professional and a scholar in several domains with a classic and clear style in his academic literatures. He is a senior lecturer of Systematic theology, Church history, Religious studies and Philosophy. He holds a PhD degree in Systematic Theology. Furthermore, he is also the author of two other books.