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The extended family (community) in Africa plays a crucial role in  the process of healing. However, while the role of the  community is invaluable, many scholars overlook its other side.  This article argues for a critical consideration of the healing role  of the community in Africa and  offers a critique of African  community healing in the light of pastoral healing. Pastoral  healing as a spiritual  and faith perspective  is juxtaposed with  the healing process within African traditional communities.  Since these two communities operate from different  perspectives, in many cases they are competing forces in the  process of healing – a difference  that aggravates pain. This  article thus carefully describes the process of healing both  within a faith community (with its acts of “koinonia”) and the  African traditional community,  and concludes by proposing a  healthy integration of these systems

Community healing and the role of pastoral care of the ill and suffering in Africa