Black Theology of Liberation
A public conversation in Khayelitsha placed Black liberation and the realities of the poor at the centre of theological reflection.
Gatherings / Conversations / Memory
The work
in view.
A visual archive of people gathering, thinking, listening and making room for theology from below.
Showcase of the work
The work,
kept in view.
Posters and public conversations that carry eKasi Theologies into shared life.
Browse the resource collection
VukaniBantu
A Cape Town consultation in memory of James Cone located eKasi Theologies in the wider global Black radical tradition.
Nkosi Gola & Zenzile Molo
Crucifixion After Church
“The 8th saying” names Black pain and the continued crucifixion of Black people in eKasi: gratuitous violence.
Thixo, yintoni ingxaki yakho?
A communal wrestling with the God-question and a refusal of quick answers in the face of township suffering.
The Black Church & the Black Experience
A direct reckoning with the Black church and the lived Black experience.
Visual archive
Moments held
with care.
Portraits, conversations and shared moments, held in their own frame. Select any photograph to view it in full, then use the arrow keys or on-screen controls to continue.