Revd Dr Caleb Nyanni

BA MPhil PhD

Research Fellow

Revd Dr. Caleb Nyanni is presently the Dean of Studies at Birmingham Christian College and senior pastor at Elim Church Sparkbrook, Birmingham (UK). His research interests include Pneumatology, Hermeneutics, Second-Generation African Studies and anything involving spirits and the diaspora Church. He is part of the team looking at the emerging African diaspora church in the UK and a member of Missio Africanus. Caleb is a teacher, mentor, and an author. He has contributed to academic journals and books over the last few years. His recent publication is, Second-Generation African Pentecostals in the West: An Emerging Paradigm. Eugene, OR: Pickwick.2021

Qualifications
PhD, University of Birmingham
MPhil The University of Manchester
Bachelor (Hons), Bangor University
Research
African diaspora Pentecostals
Pneumatology
Generational studies
Other Professional Activities
Executive Director: CENTRE FOR AFRICAN CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY (Pentecost university, Ghana)
Visiting Lecturer: Centre for Black Theology (Queens College, Birmingham)
Publications

Book:
Nyanni, Caleb. Second-Generation African Pentecostals in the West: An Emerging Paradigm. Eugene, OR: Pickwick.2021
Nyanni, Caleb. “Imported Christianity: Spirit Beliefs and Practices of a Second-Generation Diaspora Church”, Israel Olofinjana (ed.) African Voices: Towards African British Theologies. Carlisle: Langham Global library, 2017
Nyanni, Caleb, “Second Generation Africans and the New Media as Agents of Demystification in the African Diaspora Church”, African Pentecostalism and World Christianity: Essays in Honour of J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu, edited by Nimi Wariboko and Adeshina Afolayan. Eugene, OR: Pickwick Publications, 2020, 171-184.
Nyanni, Caleb: “Mensa Otabil” for the Brill’s Encyclopaedia of Global Pentecostalism
Journal articles:
Nyanni, Caleb “Changing lanes: Second-generation African Pentecostals in the United Kingdom,” Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association Volume 40, Issue 1 (2020); 32-45.

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