An Interpretive Review of Beyond Boundaries by Njuguna Mwangi
Abstract In Beyond Boundaries, Njuguna Mwangi crafts a sweeping memoir that transcends autobiography to become a chronicle of empire, education, and awakening. Spanning nearly eight decades—from a boyhood shadowed by British colonialism in Kenya to a…
Land, Labor, and Faith – The Making of the Mau Mau Revolt
An Interpretive Study of the Moral Foundations of the Mau Mau Revolution Preface This chapter forms part of a larger work-in-progress by Njuguna Mwangi exploring the moral, theological, and socio-economic roots of Kenya’s Mau Mau Revolution. It draws…
Who told Africans they needed European names to follow Christ?
Imagine a Kikuyu couple welcoming their newborn son. After days of prayer and consultation with family, they give him a name that carries meaning. It honours a grandparent, it remembers a season of hardship, it celebrates God’s faithfulness, and it ties…