Video: Mabiala Kenzo on Postcolonial Theology | Walk & Talk
In this Walk & Talk episode, Jessamin Birdsall interviews Mabiala Kenzo about postcolonial theology and its vital role in renewing Christian theology worldwide. Kenzo shares insights on theology from the margins and his hopes for future theological directions. This conversation was filmed on July 19
Mabiala Kenzo
Director of the Center of African and Afrodescendant Postcolonial Theologies and Practices (École de Théologie Évangélique du Québec/Université de Laval)
Dr. Mabiala Kenzo is the Director of the Center of African and Afrodescendant Postcolonial Theologies and Practices at the École de Théologie Évangélique du Québec/Université de Laval. He has served widely as both a theology professor and a national and regional leader in the Alliance Church.
Jessamin Birdsall
Jessamin holds a PhD in Sociology and Social Policy from Princeton University and has worked in the fields of international development and community development in India, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Her sociological research focuses on religion, race and ethnicity, and inequality. Jessamin is the co-author (with Jason Roach) of Healing the Divides: How Every Christian Can Advance God’s Vision for Racial Unity and Justice (The Good Book Company, 2022; also available in Kindle edition). She is currently Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology at Wheaton College.