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4 Practising South African Church Historians 4 PRACTISING SOUTH AFRICAN CHURCH HISTORIANS Prof Dr J C Adonis (University of the Western Cape) 32 13th Avenue, Elsies River 7490 Dr D M Balia 16 Moepel Ave, Bosmont 2093 Dr A Basson (Rand Afrikaans University) 41 Elizabeth Avenue, Linmeyer, Johannesburg 2097 Rev A S Beneke PO Box 389, Windhoek 9000 Rev F Bester PO Box 917, Klerksdorp 2570 Mr J G Boje 398 Mackenzie Street, Brooklyn 0181 Prof Dr C F A Borchardt (University of Pretoria) 171 Brooks Street, Brooklyn, Pretoria 0181 Rev J M Blignaut (Archivist of the NGK Cape Archives) PO Box 3171, Cape Town 8000 Rev P J Botes 33 Belvedere Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town 8000 Dr A J Botha 31 Second Avenue, Melkbosstrand 7441 35 Prof Dr C J Botha (University of South Africa) 34 Noord Street, Rietondale, Pretoria 0084 Dr M C Botha 31 Charles Street, Baileys Muckleneuk, Pretoria 0181 Prof Dr S J Botha (Hervormde Teologiese Skool) PO Box 1100, Hammanskraal 0400 Rev J A Breytenbach 63 Kipling Street, Kraaifontein 7570 Rev R M Britz (University of the Orange Free State) PO Box 339, Bloemfontein, 9300 Prof Dr E Brown (University of Stellenbosch) 63 Van der Stel Street, Stellenbosch 7600 Dr W Brown PO Box 2, Maltahohe, Namibia 9000 Prof Dr J P Claasen 107 Generaal Muller Street, Welgelegen, Pietersburg 0699 Rev J W Claasen (University of Zululand) University of Zululand, KwaDlangezwa 3886 Dr J Cochrane (University of Natal) University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg 3200 Prof Dr P Coertzen (University of Stellenbosch) 4 Ackermann Street, Stellenbosch 7600 Prof Dr C W Cook (Rhodes University) Dept of Divinity, Rhodes University, Grahamstown 6140 Prof Dr D Crafford (University of Pretoria) PO Box 20223, Alkantrant 0005 Prof Dr V E D’Assonville (Potchefstroom University for CHE) PO Box 20252, Noordbrug, Potchefstroom 2522 Rev D H Davel PO Box 8005, Putfontein 1513 Prof JWde Gruchy (University of Cape Town) University of Cape Town, Cape Town 8000 36 Dr M G W de Kock PO Box 62, Odendaalsrus 9480 Dr C F Dick PO Box 116, Dundee 3000 Dr M E Donaldson (Rhodes University) 20B African Street, Grahamstown 6140 Dr I G L du Plessis PO Box 70, Irene 1675 Prof Dr A le R du Plooy (Potchefstroom University for CHE) PO Box 20004, Noordbrug 2520 Rev I P du Plooy PO Box 13052, Clubview 0014 Dr P R du Toit 53 Jeanette Street, Kilnerpark, Pretoria 0186 Dr J H H du Toit 33 Westcliff Ave, Parkview, Johannesburg 2193 Dr A S Erasmus PO Box 64, Elliot 5460 Dr A J C Erwee 11 Kotze Street, Paarl 7646 Dr E L Esterhuysen PO Box 352, Bronkhorstspruit 1021 Dr I L Ferreira (Archivist of the NGK Orange Free State Archives) PO Box 398, Bloemfontein 9300 Dr C J J Froneman (University of South Africa) PO Box 22033, Verwoerdburg 0157 Dr M M Goedhals (University of Durban-Westville) Dept of History, University of Durban-Westville, Private Bag X54001, Durban 4000 Dr H S Grobler 1 J J Smit Street, Vanderbijlpark 1900 Dr A M Hofmeyr 402 Central Park Road, Lynnwood, Pretoria 0081 37 Prof Dr J W Hofmeyr (University of Pretoria) 359 Church Ave, Lynnwood, Pretoria 0081 Rev J A Hough PO Box 2136, Wilro Park 1731 Rev S Hudson-Reed 14 Pleasant Place, Pinelands 7405 Dr Lizo D Jafta (Federal Seminary - John Wesley College) PO Box 2283, Pietermaritzburg 3200 Rev H A Kamnkhwani 171 Dorp Street, Stellenbosch 7600 Dr W Kistner 13 Cruden Bay Road, Greenside, Johannesburg 2193 Prof Dr M C Kitshoff (University of Zululand) 79 President Swart Ave, Empangeni 3880 Dr C S Kotze (Archivist of the NGK Transvaal Archives) PO Box 519, Faerie Glen 0043 Ms Louise Kretzschmar (University of Transkei) Dept of Religious Studies, Unitra, Private Bag X5092, Umtata, Transkei Rev D A Kuyler PO Box 111, Koelenhof 7605 Rev J P Labuschagne 32B Heystek Street, Rustenburg 0300 Dr C Landman (University of South Africa) 9 Outspan, 26 Broadway South, Valhalla 0185 Rev D Laufs PO Box 1173, Alberton 1450 Rev Gerrit Loots (University of Port Elizabeth) Dept of Biblical Studies, UPE, PO Box 1600, Port Elizabeth 6000 Prof Dr J H le Roux (University of Pretoria) 9 Olifant Road, Monument Park, Pretoria 0181 Prof Dr J A Loader (University of South Africa) 63 Alton Street, Lynnwood Glen, Pretoria 0081 38 Dr R T J Lombard 214 Emerald Ave, Verwoerdburg 0157 Dr A H Liickhoff S A Embassy, 3051 Massachusetts Ave, Washington DC 2008 USA Rev E Mashava Elim Hospital, PO Box 6, Elim Hospital 0960 Prof Dr B J Marais 372 Hay Street, Brooklyn, Pretoria 0181 Rev M I Mathebula PO Box 507, Malamulele 0982 Mrs J Millard (University of South Africa) 24 Garden Road, Bordeaux, Randburg 2194 Mr S Moripe (University of the North) PO Box X I106, Sovenga 0727 Rev J F Mouton PO Box 1147, Garsfontein, Pretoria 0042 Rev J J P Muller 1004 Ewald Road, Eldoraigne, Verwoerdburg 0157 Rev A E Nsibande (Lutheran Theological Seminary) Lutheran Theological Seminary, Private Bag X9206, Mapumulo 4470 Prof Dr A A Odendaal PO Box 168, Harrismith 9880 Rev Andre Olivier PO Box 11316, Windhoek 9000 Rev L P Oosthuizen 71 Washington Street, Bellville 7530 Prof G J Pillay (University of South Africa) 15 Stopford Road, Irene 1675 Prof Dr A D Pont (University of Pretoria) 461 The Wishbone South, Lynnwood, Pretoria 0081 Dr J F Potgieter 1014 Ewald Street, Eldoraigne, Verwoerdburg 0140 39 Rev J Prakasim Director Cross Cultural Studies, Princeton Theological Seminary CW82 Princeton, New Jersey USA Dr M F M Pretorius PO Box 4776, Pretoria 0001 Dr S P Pretorius PO Box 485, Pretoria 0001 Rev J L Ras PO Box 178, Kimberley 8300 Rev G V H Rauch 20 Franschhoek Crescent, Panorama, Parow 7500 Rev A J B Rawlins PO Box 38, Zeerust 2865 Rev K B Roy (University of South Africa) PO Box 1793, Rooihuiskraal 0154 Dr T H N Sadler PO Box 163, Koppies 9540 Rev G J C Schoeman PO Box 5028, Boksburg North 1461 Dr D A Scholtz PO Box 1933, Vanderbijlpark 1911 Dr C J Smit PO Box 17082, Monument Park 0105 Rev J L J Smit PO Box 109, Brakpan 1540 Rev P E S Smith 71 Richmond Ave, Aucklandpark 2006 Prof Dr B Spoelstra (Potchefstroom University for CHE) PO Box 95101, Waterkloof 0145 Rev E Stassen PO Box 1548, Potgietersrus 0600 Dr J J Steenkamp (University of Pretoria) Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria, Pretoria 0002 40 Prof Dr J A A Stoop 1244 Collins Ave, Waverley, Pretoria 0186 Dr J M G Storm PO Box 33, P O Ladanna, Pietersburg 0704 Prof P J Strauss (University of the Orange Free State) PO Box 11059, Universitas 9321 Rev G J Strydom PO Box 2826, Windhoek 9000 Ms O M Suberg PO Box 1373, Boksburg 1460 Rev A C Swanepoel 14 Nederburg Ave, Royldene, Kimberley 8301 Rev W I Swanepoel PO Box 614, Welkom 9460 Rev P G Thirion PO Box 9004, Cape Town 8000 Dr G Thom (University of Fort Hare) PO Box 231, Fort Beaufort 5720 Major B Tuck PO Box 406, Port Elizabeth 6000 Rev C Tyler Bible Institute of SA, Main Road, Kalk Bay 7975 Rev G A van der Merwe PO Box 71, Trompsburg 9913 Dr A S van Niekerk PO Box 203, Standerton 2430 Mr C J J van Resnburg 9 College Road, Cradock 5880 Rev H C van Zyl PO Box 14, Olifantsfontein 1665 Dr I J van Zyl Helderberg College, PO Box 22, Somerset West 7130 Prof A C Viljoen PO Box 15237, Lynn East, Pretoria 0039 Prof C Villa-Vicencio (University of Cape Town) University of Cape Town, Cape Town 8000 Rev J B Visser PO Box 1, Omaruru, Namibia 9000 Rev J H Viviers 1 Cogman Street, Epping 7460 Prof Dr D P Whitelaw Olivet Nazarene University, 322 S Stadium Drive, Bourbonnais, Illinois 60914 USA 42 5.1 UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND SEMINARIES, TOGETHER WITH THEIR LIBRARIES, INVOLVED IN CHURCH HISTORICAL TRAINING AND/OR RESEARCH (ARRANGED BY DENOMINATION) UNIVERSITIES Rand Afrikaans University (non-denominational) Rhodes University (CPSA, Meth, Presb, UCCSA) University of Bophuthatswana (non-denominational) University of Cape Town (non-denominational) University of Durban-Westville (non-denominational) University of Fort Hare (non-denominational) University of Natal (non-denominational) University of the North (non-denominational) University of the North - QuaQua (non-denominational) University of the Orange Free State (NGK) University of Port Elizabeth (non-denominational) University of Potchefstroom (GKSA) University of Pretoria (NGK and NHK) University of Stellenbosch (NGK) University of South Africa (non-denominational) University of the Transkei (non-denominational) University of Venda (non-denominational) University of the Western Cape (NGSK) University of the Witwatersrand (non-denominational) University of Zululand (non-denominational) FULL-TIME THEOLOGICAL AND BIBLE COLLEGES Africa Evangelistic Band (AEB) Bethel Bible School Glenvar Bible College 43 African Methodist Episcopal (AME) R R Wright School of Religion Africa Youth Evangelism (AYE) Lofdal Bible College Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) Apostolic Faith Mission Bible College - Transkei Apostoliese Geloof Sending Teologiese Kollege Central Bible College Christian Training Centre Covenant Bible College Sarepta AFM Theological College Venda Bible Training College Assemblies of God (A of G) Africa Bible College Cape College of Theology Southern Africa School of Theology Theological College of South Africa Baptist Church of South Africa (Bapt) Baptist Bible Institute Baptiste Seminarium Baptist Theological College - Cape Town Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa - Johannesburg Christian Hope Bible Institute Free Baptist Theological Seminary Christelike Gereformeerde Kerk (CGK) Christelike Gereformeerde Kerk Kweekskool Church of Christ (C of C) Natal School of Preaching Southern Africa Bible School Church of the Nazarene (C of N) Africa Nazarene Theological College - Johannesburg Africa Nazarene Theological College - Port Elizabeth Kwazulu Nazarene Bible College Lulu Schmelzenbach
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