Associate Professor of Applied Ethics
Beatrice
Beatrice
Okyere-Manu
Researching the ethical questions that shape communities, technology, and faith.
Researching the ethical questions that shape communities, technology, and faith.
Who cares for the one who cares for everyone else? This book draws on years of research with pastors, their spouses, and their children to offer a biblical framework for ministry that sustains rather than destroys.
Built on research with 50+ pastors, 60 spouses, and 30 pastors' children
"A clear, compassionate, and ethical roadmap for supporting pastors in their personal and professional journeys."Presiding Bishop Rev Pumla Nzimande, Methodist Church of Southern Africa
Moral frameworks rooted in African thought, community, and the Ubuntu philosophy of shared humanity.
Learn more →Climate justice, sustainable development, and environmental stewardship from an African perspective.
Learn more →Moral implications of AI, digital transformation, and technology adoption in African contexts.
Learn more →Conferences, universities, churches, and leadership retreats on African ethics, pastoral wellbeing, and the ethics of technology.
The Ethics and Wellbeing of Pastors in Modern Ministry
Who cares for the one who cares for everyone else? This book draws on years of research with pastors, their spouses, and their children to offer a biblical framework for ministry that sustains rather than destroys.
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Selected Readings
A collection of critical explorations at the intersection of philosophy and politics, examining development ethics through African philosophical traditions.
Questions, Issues, and Approaches
How can African ethical traditions guide our relationship with emerging technologies?
Moral Convergence and Divergence
An exploration of how African indigenous knowledge systems can intersect with and inform Western knowledge traditions.
