Interest in Religious Activities at the University

University students are at a stage that prepares them to participate and contribute to society. Religion is a significant phenomenon in life that this students should participate in directly or indirectly. It therefore is a concern if university students are not interested in religious activities. This book explores this problem and recommends solutions from the perspective of a church owned institution, University of Eastern Africa,Baraton.

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Rei Kesis born in Mt. Elgon Kenya, did a B.A. Theology (2004) from the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton. In 2009 he graduated with an MA Pastoral Theology from the Adventist University of Africa. In 2014 he earned a PhD in Religious Studies from Kenyatta University. He has served UEABaraton in Chaplaincy and Student affairs departments.