It is time for Africans to bring their insights and reflections on the Word of God to the world in the first study Bible specifically built to speak to the needs of the common people. Currently, there's a vacuum; no Bible fills this need. Until now...

The Africa Study Bible

The Africa Study Bible is a Bible with study tools by African pastors and scholars.  Our goal is to increase the understanding of the Bible using African insights and experiences to meet the needs of the church in Africa and around the world.

The members of the editorial committee are:

The editorial board for this project met in June 2011 in Accra, Ghana to iron out the parameters for this project. The influence of these committee members spanned the continents - from North, South, East, and West - and across the four main language groups - French, English, Portugese, and Arabic.

* Dr. Emmanual Asante - Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church in Ghana

* Dr. Elesina Chauke - Curriculum Developer and Women to Women Coordinator SADEC, More than a Mile Deep

* Dr. Andre Chitlango - General Secretary and Executive Director of More Than a Mile Deep

* Dr. Atef M. Gendy - President of the Egypt Evanglical Theological Seminary in Cairo

* Dr. John Jusu - Dean of the School of Professional Studies, Africa International University

* Dr. Gladys Mwiti - Consulting Clinical Pyschologist, Founder and CEO of Oasis Africa

* Dr. Abel Ndjerareou - Principal of the Bangui Evangelical Graduate Most

* Dr. Daniel Okoh - General Superintendent of Christ Holy Church International and President of the Organization of African Instituted Churches

* Dr. Tite Tineou (Chair) - Senior Vice President of Education Dean of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

* Dr. Yusufu Turaki - Professor of Theology and Social Ethics at ECWA Theological Seminary

* Dr. Hermie Van Zyl - Retired Dean of the Faculty at Theology University of Free States

When it came to collaboration, the group's rank and position was of little importance; rather, the focus was on quality decision-making and raising up disciples of Jesus Christ. The meetings were characterized by three simple statements: One Mind, One Heart, One Voice.