WIRE — Internationally acclaimed architect Sir David Adjaye OM OBE, has called for a renewed confidence in the architectural expression of African Christianity, arguing that the continent has a unique opportunity to shape how faith, culture and national identity are represented through architecture. Speaking at The Bible in the Pan-African Imagination, an international symposium hosted by Central University Ghana and the Alliance for Black Pentecostal Scholarship (USA), Sir David Adjaye delivered a keynote address entitled "Towards an Architectural Expression of African Christianity"
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