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Subscription Information: Subscription rates and ordering procedures are published on the inside back cover. Purpose: AJET is published twice a year by the staff of Scott Theological College, Machakos, Kenya, in order to provide African evangelical theological educators and students with articles and book reviews related to theology and ministry. Publisher: Scott Theological College, the publisher of AJET, has been accredited by ACTEA since 1979 and has been awarded a Charter in November 1997 by the Commission for Higher Education in Kenya to become a private university recognised by the Kenyan government. Scott offers university level theological education with concentrations in Pastoral Studies, Christian Education and Missiology. Cover: The emblem of Scott Theological College, shown on the cover, features the Mumbu Tree, a historic and cultural landmark on the College grounds. The Mumbu Tree is used by AJETas a symbol of the gospel in Africa. The good news of Christ, like the Mumbu Tree, is ageless, enduring and firmly rooted in African soil. AJET is indexed in Religion Index One: Periodicals, published by the American Theological Library Association, Chicago, available on line in the ATLA Religion Database through BRS Information Technologies (Latham NY), and DIALOG Abstracts (Cambridge MA). AJET is also indexed in Christian Periodical Inde