Launching

CENTER FOR THEOLOGY AND ECONOMICS- CETEC & THEOLOGY AND NATION BUILDING SUMMIT-THANB

Theme:

Bridging the Gap between Theology and Nation Building: Deploying Theological Paradigm Economics with Innovation and Ethics of Responsibility for Home Grown Solutions 

Theology and Nation Building Summit–   THANBS

Theoconomy: Deploying Innovation & Ethics of Responsibility in Contextualization Mission for Home Grown Solutions in Nation Building for Sustainable Economy

THANBS is an annual stakeholder engagement mission designed to be organized on states republic or independence days to mobilize all citizens to approach national issues with ethics of responsibility as nationalists and as nation builders for home grown solutions in nation building in Africa. THANBS in Ghana shall be a live broadcast of national stakeholder Ethics of Responsibility Engagement on every Ghana’s Republic Day Celebration and feature as the main national discourse on every republic/public holiday. Together through innovation and ethics of responsibility all Ghanaians will elevate “Think Ghana- Live Ghanaian” discourse on republic days for home grown solutions.

Center for Theology and Economics       CETEC

A Theological Paradigm Economics in a modern field of Economy (Theoconomy)

CETEC is designed to produce theological paradigm economists (Theoconomists) to solve complex existential problemsfor home grown solutions. Theoconomy is a modern academic discipline of theology and economics (theoconomy) in a modern field of economics in global economy. Theoconomy is the art and science of prudence and care exercised by humans over their limited resources led by ethics for moral renewal of society and innovation for structural transformation and sustainable economy for home grown solutions.

Theoconomy is to lead change drivers; innovation and ethics of responsibility economic structural transformation and sustainability in nation building for proper order of prosperity.

Speakers

Rev Dr. Lawrence Tetteh

Prof. Stephen Adei.

Guest Speaker: Dr. Johann Walters, Faculty of Theology (North West University), S/A