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Purpose of JITI

The primary purpose of JITI is to be a network of research and study on the role of the Church and theology in societal development, carried out in Kinyarwanda.

Kinyarwanda Focus
Research Network
OUR MISSION

Empowering Through Knowledge

Bridging faith, education, and community development to create lasting impact across Rwanda and beyond.

Language Promotion

Preserving and promoting Kinyarwanda and local languages through theological discourse and academic excellence.

Literacy Advancement

Enhancing reading, writing, and critical thinking skills through accessible theological and developmental content.

Community Development

Fostering holistic community growth through faith-based initiatives and collaborative partnerships.

Theological Research

Advancing scholarly research in theology, church history, and the intersection of faith and society.

Cultural Integration

Blending traditional values with modern theological perspectives to create culturally relevant solutions.

Academic Excellence

Promoting rigorous scholarship and peer-reviewed research in theology and developmental studies.

JITI Editorial Board

Meet our dedicated team of scholars and professionals committed to academic excellence

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Editor

  • • Dr. Joel Kubwimana
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Associate Editor

  • • Onesime NSHIMYUMUKIZA
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Content and Copy Editor

  • • Dr. Gabriel Akimana (Leader)
  • • Charles Kayabo
  • • Dr. Nathan Ndyamiyemenshi
  • • Dr. Leocadie Uwimana
  • • Dr. Mathias Twahirwa
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Proofreader

  • • Dr. Cyprien Kwibeshya (Leader)
  • • Jerome Bayavugiriki
  • • David Nshimiyimana
  • • Gerard Ntanganzwa
  • • Vestine Mukamana
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Administrators and Publicity

  • • Frodouard Hakizimana
  • • Aime Prosper Niyitegeka
  • • Sifa Uwamahoro
  • • Igiraneza Samuel
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Book Review Editors

  • • Dr. Jean Bosco Ntakirutimana (Leader)
  • • Benimana Philipe
  • • Ernestine Kamarora
  • • Bisanze Pierre Claver
  • • Dr. Abel Jumbe
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Board Members
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Editorial Roles
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