• Toward Fiscal Decentralization: Assessing the Performance of Internally Generated Revenue Collection for Local Development in Ghana 

  Nicholas, Charles; Osei, Charles Dwumfour; Kwao-Sarbah, David (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  The success of decentralization efforts in developing countries, such as Ghana, is closely tied to the capacity for robust infrastructure delivery at the local level, where local governments are mandated to drive ...
• AN AFRICAN CHRISTIAN APPROPRIATION OF THE EUCHARIST 

  Boaheng, Isaac (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-03)

  The Eucharist holds a significant place in the life of the Church in Africa. Beyond symbolizing salvation and reminding believers of God’s provision, it aligns with the traditional African worldview, which emphasizes the ...
• Theological and Economic Perspectives on Eliminating Poverty in Ghana 

  ADDAI, WILLIAM KWAKU; BOAHENG, ISAAC (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-07)

  This research examined the convergence of economic and biblical viewpoints on poverty in Ghana, aiming to guide strategies for alleviating poverty. This research aimed to uncover the fundamental elements that contribute ...
• A Theological and Linguistic Study of the Bono-Twi Translation of the Expressions ἁγιασθήτω and εἰσενέγκῃς in the Matthean Lord’s Prayer 

  BOAHENG, ISAAC (2025-06)

  Bible translation endeavors in Ghana and other parts of the world have significantly contributed to the establishment and growth of Christianity. However, like any human endeavor, mother-tongue Bible translation comes ...
• Exploring the Ethical Implications of AI (Artificial Intelligence) in Journalism 

  Acheampong, Richmond; Adade-Yeboah, Asuamah (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  This study delves into the ethical implications of AI in journalism, employing a simple random sampling technique to select 400 participants from Ghana’s media landscape, including journalists, media professionals, AI ...
• Leadership in Action: Transforming Organisational Culture and Boosting Employee Performance in the Oil Industry 

  Nti, Nicholas Kofi; Osei, Charles Dwumfour; Owusu, Jones Ansah (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  This study explores the interplay between leadership styles, organizational culture, and employee performance within Ghana’s oil industry, with a specific focus on the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited ...
• Theological Reflections on Selected Adinkra Symbols 

  Effah-Manu, Theophilus; Boaheng, Isaac; Samwini, Nathan Iddrisu (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-02)

  The Adinkra Symbols of the Akan of Ghana are traditional symbols that are ideographical illustrations of sayings, faith, philosophies, thoughts, and values. The Adinkra symbols aid them in socially relating with members ...
• The Significance of the Aponnwa (Blackened Stool) within the Bono (Akan) Sociopolitical and Religious Context 

  Boaheng, Isaac (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-06)

  Across cultures, death does not signify the severance of an individual’s ties to their community but rather marks a transition to a revered ancestral presence. This enduring connection between the living and the dead ...
• Economic Ramifications of the European Union Ban on Vegetables and Other Produce from Ghana Due to Illegal Mining 

  Nkuah, Joseph Kofi; Amankwah, Ignatius Akwasi (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-06)

  The research evaluates the financial consequences resulting from the EU vegetable and produce import restrictions against Ghana because of its ''galamsey'' environmental effects. The research explains the immediate ...
• Forecasting Ghanaian Medical Library Users’ Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology’s Acceptance and Use 

  GYESI, KWESI; AMPONSAH, VIVIAN; ANKAMAH, SAMUEL (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  Objective. This study investigated the behavioural intentions of medical students in an academic library regarding the use of AI assisted technologies for research and learning. Method. Employing a survey research design ...
• An Exploration of the Prophet and Prophecy in Contemporary Ghanaian Christianity in Light of Old Testament Theology 

  Twumasi-Ankrah, Emmanuel; Adorkovi, Bismark Kwaku (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-06)

  Prophets and prophecy are not strange phenomena in most religions and communities around the world. Ghana’s experience with the prophetic phenomena has been ambivalent and paradoxical. There have been times and places ...
• A Biblical-Theological Study of Ephesians 5:1-14 and Its Implications for Contemporary African Christianity 

  Nyamuda, Tracy Joy; Boaheng, Isaac (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  Many African neo-Pentecostal churches today face doctrinal and ethical challenges that compromise their theological integrity and witness. These challenges include the rise of prosperity gospel theology, commercialisation ...
• Privatizing the last Point of Electricity Distribution, by Bringing in Private Sector Efficiency: Is it the Solution to Ghana’s Electricity Crisis? 

  Nkuah, Joseph Kofi; Duah, Boasiako Kwaku (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  T his study seeks to examine whether privatizing the last point of electricity distribution, bringing in private sector efficiency, is the solution to the electricity crisis in Ghana. The research will adopt a descriptive ...
• The Functionalist Approach to Translation and its Application to Translation Management 

  BOAHENG, ISAAC (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-01)

  This research explored the application of the functionalist approach to translation management. The functionalist approach, which emphasizes the purpose and function of a translation within its target context, provided ...
• A Biblical-Theological Study of the Old Testament Anthropomorphic Depictions of God 

  Korankye, Alfred; BOAHENG, ISAAC (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  The attribution of anthropomorphic characteristics to God in the Hebrew Bible has been a subject of considerable debate among scholars, especially regarding its implications for comprehending divine transcendence and ...
• CHRISTOCENTRIC WORLDVIEW AND PARTISAN POLITICS IN NIGERIA AND GHANA: A POLITICAL THEOLOGY FOR AN ETHICAL DILEMMA 

  BOAHENG, ISAAC; Oladayo Fawole, Anthony (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  In recent times, there has been a growing public concern regarding partisan political activities in Africa. The problem centers on the increasing polarization and divisiveness that characterize political affiliations, ...
• Cruciform Theology and its Implications for African Christianity 

  BOAHENG, ISAAC (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2024-12)

  Christianity has, since the beginning of the 20th century, experienced an unmatched numerical growth in Africa. Presently, Africa occupies a central position in global Christianity, as evidenced by the active involvement ...
• REVOLUTIONIZING EDUCATIONAL PEDAGOGY IN AFRICA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 

  Afrane, Samuel K; Boaheng, Isaac (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-05)

  Revolutionizing educational pedagogy in Africa is crucial for sustainable development, as the current system seems to have failed to produce graduates equipped with critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Despite ...
• Understanding the Use of Information Communication Technology from the Church's Missional Perspective 

  ATUAHENE, JOSEPH OWUSU; BOAHENG, ISAAC (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-03)

  The growth in science and technology in the 21st Century has deeply affected Christian ministry in many ways. Christian ministry, with its foundation in the Bible, can be well achieved with the help and use of a higher ...
• AI in Journalism and Teacher Education: Opportunities and Ethical Challenges 

  Acheampong, Richmond; Frimpong, Anthony Kwesi (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY, 2025-04)

  The study explored the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in journalism and teacher education, focusing on the opportunities it offers and the ethical challenges it presents. It also investigated whether AI can enhance ...

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