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Ghanaian Pentecostal Churches’ Mission Approaches

White, Peter, Cornelius J.P.Niemandt (2016-05-25)

Mission is first and foremost about God and God’s historical redemptive initiative on behalf of creation. In this regard, the Third Lausanne Congress affirms that the Church is called to witness to Christ today by sharing ...
The concept of diseases and health care in African traditional religion in Ghana

White, Peter (2016-05-25)

As human beings we sometimes in one way or another become sick, and therefore go for treatment depending on our choice of treatment (religious perspective or Western medical treatment). Although African traditional ...
The role of the Holy Spirit in Ghanaian Pentecostal churches: A missiological study

White, Peter, Cornelius J.P.Niemandt (2016-05-25)

This article discussed the role of the Holy Spirit in Ghanaian Pentecostal churches from a missiological perspective. In order to achieve the aim for the topic, the article focused on one of the major factors that led ...
The missional role of the Holy Spirit: Ghanaian Pentecostals’ view and practice

White, Peter, Cornelius J.P.Niemandt (2016-05-25)

This article discusses the missional role of the Holy Spirit from a Ghanaian Pentecostal’s perspective. In doing this, trinitarian mission is used as the point of departure and it was narrowed down to the missional role ...
CAUSES FOR THE UPSURGE OF IMPRECATORY PRAYER IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

white, Peter (2016-05-25)

Prayer is a conversation with God; the intercourse of the soul with God, not in contemplation or meditation, but in direct address to him. It is „beseeching the Lord‟ (Ex 32:11); „pouring out the soul before the Lord‟ ...
A missional study of Ghanaian Pentecostal churches’ leadership and leadership formation

White, Peter (2016-05-25)

Church leadership plays an important and irreplaceable role in the planting and the configuration of the missional congregation. The key to the formation of missional communities is their leadership. In that regard, this ...
Religion, mission and national development: A contextual interpretation of Jeremiah 29:4–7 in the light of the activities of the Basel Mission Society in Ghana (1828–1918) and its missiological implications

White, Peter (2016-05-25)

We cannot realistically analyse national development without factoring religion into the analysis. In the same way, we cannot design any economic development plan without acknowledging the influence of religion on its ...
A CRY FOR FREEDOM: THE AFRICAN WOMEN’S QUEST IN THE LIGHT OF THE BIBLE

white, Peter (2016-05-25)

The place of theology is in the church, however, once the church is in the world and has to respond to contemporary issues, these issues sometimes influence the way people do their theologies’. In spite of these influences ...
FROM LAW TO GRACE: AN INTERPRETATION OF PAUL’S GOSPEL IN ROMANS 1- 8

White, Peter (2016-05-25)

Paul's writings are the major source of Christian theology both because of their volume and Paul's intensive theological writing style. Like a skilled lawyer, Apostle Paul presented the case for the gospel clearly and ...
DEVELOPING A THEOLOGY OF WORSHIP FOR TODAY: A CASE STUDY OF LEVITICUS 17: 11

White, Peter (2016-05-25)

Worship is a human response to the perceived presence of the divine, a presence which transcends normal human activity and is holy1 between personal and corporate experience. It brings man into an intimate relationship ...
Christ-Centered Mentorship: A case study of the Faith and Practice Programme of Christian Service University College, Kumasi Ghana.

White, Peter; Okai, Dr. David; Asabea-Aboagye, Rev. Dr. Mrs. Margaret (2016-05-26)

Mentoring is very important in every sphere of life. It is the process by which a more experienced person imparts advice, support, insight, and knowledge to a less experienced person. The mentor supports, guides, and ...
“Religion Should not Mix With Politics”: Reflections on the Prophetic Voice of the Clergy in Ghana on Nation-Building Emmanuel

Twumasi Ankrah, Emmanuel (2016-06)

ABSTRACT Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is arguably the most religious region of the world, as well as the region facing the most profound difficulties in enacting an effective programme of state-building and instituting stable ...
PAUL'S ISSUES ON MARRIAGE AND THE FREQUENCY OF SEX: A READER RESPONSE AND CRITCISMS OF 1CORINTHIANS 7:1-16

Adjei Glover, Christine (2016-06-28)

This study which uses the reader-Response Criticisms methodology opines that, there is an inherent tension between couples regarding the frequency of sex
THE UNBROKEN SILENCE:SEXUAL ABUSE AND ITS EFFECTS IN THE BIBLE AND AFRICA

Adjei Glover, Christine (2016-06-28)
PASTORAL TRANSFERS IN CLASSICAL PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES IN GHANA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MISSION AND THE PASTORAL FAMILY

White, Peter (Ghana Journal of Religion and Theology, 2017)

Transfers are part of the life of every worker including Pastors. Pastors of churches that practice Pastoral transfer go through the same ex-ercise and experience as any other worker. From the Bible, we learn that some of ...
YAHWEH, ISRAEL AND THE NEIGHBOURING NATIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF LAND REDISTRIBUTION

TWUMASI ANKRAH, EMMANUEL (2017-09)

ABSTRACT The centrality of ‘the promised land’ was and remains the most crucial in the history of Israel. Throughout the Torah, the land that Israel occupies was divinely given to them by Yahweh, the landowner. This ...
YAHWEH, ISRAEL AND THE NEIGHBOURING NATIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF LAND REDISTRIBUTION

TWUMASI ANKRAH, EMMANUEL (2017-09)

EMMANUEL TWUMASI ANKRAH1 ABSTRACT The centrality of ‘the promised land’ was and remains the most crucial in the history of Israel. Throughout the Torah, the land that Israel occupies was divinely given to them by ...
Religion, mission and national development: A contextual interpretation of Jeremiah 29:4–7 in the light of the activities of the Basel Mission Society in Ghana (1828–1918) and its missiological implications

Peter White (2017-11-10)

We cannot realistically analyse national development without factoring religion into the analysis. In the same way, we cannot design any economic development plan without acknowledging the influence of religion on its ...
IMPOSITION OF HANDS: A THEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF CONTEMPORARY GHANAIAN CHRISTIAN EXORCISTIC PRACTICE.

EBENEZER ADU AMPONG & FRANCIS BENYAH (2017-11-10)

Exorcism, which is mainly the act of driving out of demons and/or evil spirits from people, is a common practice in contemporary Ghanaian Christianity. In Christianity, the practice of exorcism is usually aimed at freeing ...
Ghanaian Pentecostal Churches’ Mission Approaches

Peter White (2017-11-10)

Mission is first and foremost about God and God’s historical redemptive initiative on behalf of creation. In this regard, the Third Lausanne Congress affirms that the Church is called to witness to Christ today by sharing ...

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