Theme: THE BIBLE ON HUMAN BEINGS, RACE AND THE LAND
- The Bible on Human Beings, Race, and the Land: President’s Address and Presentation of the Convention’s Theme –Teresa Okure, SHCJ
- Portrait of Human Nature in Genesis 2:4b-25 – Luke E. Ijezie
- A Contextual Re-evaluation of Humanity’s Responsible Identity in Genesis 1:26–28, in the Light of African Sense of Ubuntu – Michael Ufok Udoekpo
- A Study of Human Responsibility in Genesis 4:1-16 and its Effect on the Land – John Chike Nwanze
- God and Humans in the Flood Story (Genesis 6-9) – Emmanuel Nwaoru
- Redemption in Ruth 4:1-11: Reclaiming Humanity – Caroline Mbonu
- Creation of Human Beings in Sirach 17:1-24 and Quest for the Purpose of Human Life – Mary Jerome Obiorah
- Isaiah’s Message of Nonviolence in Isaiah 2:1-4: Implications to the Societal Wellbeing – Philip Igbo
- Inter-personal Relationship in Isaiah 11:6-9 and Its Implications for Nigeria – Rose Mary Unigwe
- People and Humanity: A Study of Isaiah 56:1-8 – George Odafe and Joseph Mamman
- Acts of Worship and Authentic Humanity in the Light of Amos 5:21- 24 – Joel Aruna Usman
- A Racist Jesus? An Ideological Critical Reading of Matthew 15:21-28 – John Chijioke Madubuko
- Jesus and the Leper in Mark 1:40-45: A Biblical Theology Index for the Management of COVID-19 Pandemic – Christopher Naseri
- Reading Mark 5:1–20 through the Prisms of Liberation and Political Theologies – Rowland Onyenali
- The Value of Human Person before Jesus: A Study of Luke 5:12-16 – Cosmas Uzowulu
- “God-Word became flesh” (John 1:1-3, 14): Index to the New Testament Understanding of Humanity – Teresa Okure
- The Human Being and the Redeeming of Creation (Romans 8:18-30) – MarySylvia Nwachukwu
- “Slaves, be obedient to your Masters” (Ephesians 6:5-9; Colossians 3:22-4:1): A Critical Evaluation of Pauline Perspective in African Context – Casmir Chukwuemeka Obi