David K Semenya
Biographic Data
| ID | 6795092 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David K Semenya |
| GIVEN NAMES | David K |
| FAMILY NAME | Semenya |
| SIGNATURE | SEMENYA D K |
| AFFILIATIONS | North-West University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Burial society versus the Church in the Black society of South Africa
This article attempts to provide insight to the church councils of mainly Black churches, regarding members absenteeism during Sunday church services and also the lack of financial contributions to the church. A number of church-going members are often absent on the last Sunday of the month or the first Sunday of the month because of their commitments to burial societies − burial societies prefer to meet on Sundays. Because the meetings take plac…
Effects and impact of witchcraft on Sotho Reformed Churches and the Biblical view of witchcraft
The aim of this article is to analyse the effects and impact of witchcraft on members of the Basotho Reformed Church who ascribe to witchcraft. From the literature, it is clear that some members of the Basotho Reformed Church practise various forms of witchcraft. Some Christians do not directly involve themselves with practices linked to witchcraft but do participate in healing practices. This article highlights a number of such instances and pro…
Biblical principles as an answer to the African people s questioning of witchcraft
Witchcraft is still an enormous and serious issue in African culture. The media, including the entertainment component (e.g. African Magic programmes on satellite television), portray witchcraft as an issue that needs to be addressed. Witchcraft has in a sense been integrated into the system and context of the Nigerian community because most of the programming originates from this country. The same can be said of the South African milieu. It woul…
Burial society versus the Church in the Black society of South Africa
This article attempts to provide insight to the church councils of mainly Black churches, regarding members absenteeism during Sunday church services and also the lack of financial contributions to the church. A number of church-going members are often absent on the last Sunday of the month or the first Sunday of the month because of their commitments to burial societies − burial societies prefer to meet on Sundays. Because the meetings take plac…
Biblical principles as an answer to the African people s questioning of witchcraft
Witchcraft is still an enormous and serious issue in African culture. The media, including the entertainment component (e.g. African Magic programmes on satellite television), portray witchcraft as an issue that needs to be addressed. Witchcraft has in a sense been integrated into the system and context of the Nigerian community because most of the programming originates from this country. The same can be said of the South African milieu. It woul…
Burial society versus the Church in the Black society of South Africa
This article attempts to provide insight to the church councils of mainly Black churches, regarding members absenteeism during Sunday church services and also the lack of financial contributions to the church. A number of church-going members are often absent on the last Sunday of the month or the first Sunday of the month because of their commitments to burial societies − burial societies prefer to meet on Sundays. Because the meetings take plac…
Effects and impact of witchcraft on Sotho Reformed Churches and the Biblical view of witchcraft
The aim of this article is to analyse the effects and impact of witchcraft on members of the Basotho Reformed Church who ascribe to witchcraft. From the literature, it is clear that some members of the Basotho Reformed Church practise various forms of witchcraft. Some Christians do not directly involve themselves with practices linked to witchcraft but do participate in healing practices. This article highlights a number of such instances and pro…
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