Introduction: Imagining of a Post-COVID-19 Church in Africa
Martin Munyao
Chapter 1: Understanding COVID-19 Disease and the Church in Africa: Infections, Containment, and Vaccines
Natalia Gitu and Peter Martin Gitu
Chapter 2: ‘Can these Bones Live?’: African Christianity and Human Security in Post-Covid-19 Era
Chammah J. Kaunda
Chapter 3: The Church and Food Security in the Post-COVID-19 Era: A Call for Decolonializing the African Mind
Joseph Muutuki
Chapter 4: Environmental Justice and the Church in Post-COVID-19 Era
Peter Durito
Chapter 5: Religious Diplomacy and Interstate Relations During COVID-19 Pandemic: Exploring Interfaith Engagements in Mediating for Peace and Harmony in the East African Region
Martin Munyao and Maureen Muturi
Chapter 6: The Church and Humanitarian Crisis in The Post-Covid-19 Era
Sylvia Tuikong
Chapter 7: The Church, Family, and Gender-Based Violence in the Post-COVID-19 Era
Patrick Musembi, Joseph Muutuki, and Josephine Munyao
Chapter 8: Assessing the Preparedness of the Church in Handling Mental Health Cases in Society in the Post-COVID-19 Period
John Mudegu
Chapter 9: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Socioeconomic Vulnerability of Households: An Assessment of Poverty Eradication Strategies Employed by Christian Chapel, Kenya
Patrick Musembi
Chapter 10: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Education in Kenya: Challenges and Opportunities
Evelyn Jepkemei and Martin Munyao
Chapter 11: The Church Will Provide: The Church and Public Education in Kenya
Wandia Njoya
Chapter 12: Church, COVID-19, and Gender-Based Violence in Kenya: Strategies for Intervention by the Post-COVID Church
Sylvia Muriuki