Felicia Chinyere Priest

Felicia Chinyere Priest is a dedicated Missiologist and Educator with 20 years of experience in mission work and academia. Her life goal is to produce transformative men and women for the church and society. She holds a Ph.D. in Theology focusing on Missions Studies, has published papers in local and international journals, and has authored a book on Religious Change among Igbo Christians published by Langham. Her research interests include the conversion to Islam within sub-Saharan Africa, witchcraft accusations, gender-based violence, and child abuse. She teaches in undergraduate and graduate programs at West Africa Theological Seminary, Lagos, and is also an adjunct faculty at Africa International University, Kenya.

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Yale University

History

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Yale University

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Graduate Student, Yale University

Yale University

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Yale University

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