Gospel Desert explains how evangelization and development in Northern Kenya are affected by the interactions of ecology, society, culture and belief systems among the nomadic pastoralists. It is a social scientific and participant observation by the author of how diverse communities living in harsh sweeping desert conditions deal with everyday life. It also an examination the church mission to evangelize and the government mandate to develop the people after years of Islamization and economic underdevelopment.

Afro Soul attempts to redefine African Heritage in the context of Global Socio-cultural Movements.The basic assumption in the book is that, all humans originated from Africa and are relatives.Therefore, we have to redefine and classify humanity not on the basis of their melanin and skin content, but by geography and ecological context. Afroz and Euroz are terms coined to humanize relationships that have erroneously been defined as black and white;based on an meaningless and equally erroneous measure called "race."

The book deals with Personality and Culture concepts that are central in Psychological Anthropology. It examines their relationship in terms of locating religious perspectives and value ethos]orientation in the socialization process that is necessary for survival and everyday life.In everyday living beliefs are found to be crucial in guiding and shaping persons and their culture.

The book describes Northeast African Christianity, in terms of social history, culture and comparative country profiles and analysis. The region discussed covers Egypt, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, South Sudan, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi

The book attempts to ethically analyze and to socio-scientifically examine the role of obedience in the process of the Jewish holocaust, carried on by the Hitler's Nazi regime in Germany.It also attempt to establish measures to prevent genocide, that include disobedient to unjust laws and oppressive politico -economic systems.

In reference to East Africa, the book examines Afrotheist Beliefs as it co-exists in a symbiotic relationship with Christianity and Islam. Christianity seemed to be at times in an ectosymbiosis association with Afrotheism; that is, living on it; by introducing the concept of the Creator in the same terms used by local groups. In some cases, rather than die Afrotheism established a sort of endosymbiosis with Christianity, that is living inside it. While Islam also established s similar ectosymbiosis with Afro-ethnic religion, it could live on it, by Islamizing communities rather than...

The book examines Kenya's stride towards building a more just and peaceful nation. It critically analyses the capitalist development path, the country tends to follow; it also discusses the socialist alternatives previously proposed. The book poses the critical question on how Kenya moves towards building the nation in the next half a century and beyond.the country is still on the run for developing an ever growing population, amidst challenges of corruption, politically instigated conflicts and possible environmental disasters.Suggestions for a more just and peaceful and democratic...

The book "God Above Sky," analyses the Religious Situation in Modern Africa, by examining; i) The unique features concerned with the background of Africa's cultural heritage. ii) The religious situation and the challenges which the African religious communities face in common, with the rest of human civilization in an increasingly industrial and technological age. The unique aspect of the religious situation in Africa consists in the degree of the diversity and pluralism of our cultural and religious life.