The special collection formerly known as 'Cross-Cultural Religious Studies' has been renamed to 'Comparative Theology Studies'. Along with this name change, the section now features an updated editorial team, comprising a Section Editor and three Assistant Editors. We invite you to explore the Editorial Team.

Read the open-access book, Towards the sustainable well-being of communities: Africa, the modern empire and Christianity. This book is a contribution to the well-being of households and communities in Africa.

To have your book considered for publication, complete and submit our book proposal form.

We’re excited to announce that the final article in our special collection, 'African Women and Pandemics and Religion,' is now available! Explore ‘African women, pandemics and religion: Exploring religion, resilience and responsibility by Sophia Chirongoma and Linda W. Naicker for insights on the collection. Read it here: Special Collection: African Women and Pandemics and Religion. Thank you for your interest in this series. If you’re interested in launching a new special collection, please contact special-issues@aosis.co.za.

Join us for a video presentation by co-editor Professor Philip La Grange Du Toit as he delves into our open-access book, ‘Theological perspectives on reimagining leadership in post-COVID-19 Africa’.

This insightful work, published by North-West University, South Africa, in partnership with AOSIS Scholarly Books, focuses on moral and ethical leadership in Africa. This topic has gained significant importance in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read the book.

You are also welcome to submit your book proposal to AOSIS Scholarly Books by downloading the book proposal form from our website for publication consideration.