Mookgo Solomon Kgatle holds a PhD in Theology and is a Professor of Missiology at the College of Human Sciences, UNISA. He is interested in the history, mission, and theology of African Pentecostalism. He has published several peer-reviewed arti­cles and books in the field. He is the founder and president of the Southern African Society of Pentecostal Studies. He is an NRF-rated scholar and appeared in the 2025 Scopus list of the Top 2% of Scientists worldwide. He received visiting scholarships to the University of Birmingham and Oxford University (2020–23). He won several other awards including the Unisa Principal Award for excellence in research (2024).

• Chapter 1. Pentecostalism and Materiality: An African Theological Perspective.- Chapter 2. Materiality of religion in the Christian tradition.- Chapter 3. an African theological perspective: a theoretical framework.- Chapter 4. Materiality of religion in the context of Pentecostalism.- Chapter 5. The practice of materiality of religion in new prophetic churches.-Chapter 6 Pentecostal theology of materiality: an African cultural context.- Chapter 7 a theology of materiality: an African Pentecostal experience.- Chapter 8 a biblical critique of materiality in new prophetic churches.- Chapter 9 developing a Pentecostal theology of materiality in an African context.

Mookgo Solomon Kgatle holds a PhD in Theology and is a Professor of Missiology at the College of Human Sciences, UNISA. He is interested in the history, mission, and theology of African Pentecostalism. He has published several peer-reviewed arti­cles and books in the field. He is the founder and president of the Southern African Society of Pentecostal Studies. He is an NRF-rated scholar and appeared in the 2025 Scopus list of the Top 2% of Scientists worldwide. He received visiting scholarships to the University of Birmingham and Oxford University (2020–23). He won several other awards including the Unisa Principal Award for excellence in research (2024).

• Chapter 1. Pentecostalism and Materiality: An African Theological Perspective.- Chapter 2. Materiality of religion in the Christian tradition.- Chapter 3. an African theological perspective: a theoretical framework.- Chapter 4. Materiality of religion in the context of Pentecostalism.- Chapter 5. The practice of materiality of religion in new prophetic churches.-Chapter 6 Pentecostal theology of materiality: an African cultural context.- Chapter 7 a theology of materiality: an African Pentecostal experience.- Chapter 8 a biblical critique of materiality in new prophetic churches.- Chapter 9 developing a Pentecostal theology of materiality in an African context.

Mookgo Solomon Kgatle holds a PhD in Theology and is a Professor of Missiology at the College of Human Sciences, UNISA. He is interested in the history, mission, and theology of African Pentecostalism. He has published several peer-reviewed arti­cles and books in the field. He is the founder and president of the Southern African Society of Pentecostal Studies. He is an NRF-rated scholar and appeared in the 2025 Scopus list of the Top 2% of Scientists worldwide. He received visiting scholarships to the University of Birmingham and Oxford University (2020–23). He won several other awards including the Unisa Principal Award for excellence in research (2024).

• Chapter 1. Pentecostalism and Materiality: An African Theological Perspective.- Chapter 2. Materiality of religion in the Christian tradition.- Chapter 3. an African theological perspective: a theoretical framework.- Chapter 4. Materiality of religion in the context of Pentecostalism.- Chapter 5. The practice of materiality of religion in new prophetic churches.-Chapter 6 Pentecostal theology of materiality: an African cultural context.- Chapter 7 a theology of materiality: an African Pentecostal experience.- Chapter 8 a biblical critique of materiality in new prophetic churches.- Chapter 9 developing a Pentecostal theology of materiality in an African context.