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WOMEN'S RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY IN A SUB-SAHARAN SETTING: Dialectics of Empowerment and Dependency. [PDF]

Gend Soc, 2015
Agadjanian V.
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Neo - Pentecostal Churches Advocacy and Alleviation of Domestic Water Scarcity in Tigania West Constituency, Meru County, Kenya

Journal of Sociology, Psychology & Religious Studies, 2021
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“Cleaning up the Church”: African Neo-Pentecostalism, Language Ideology, and State Regulation of Religious Freedom

Journal of Church and State, 2020
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Interrogating global narratives of trans queerness. Well-being and agency? Or more stories of trans trauma? [PDF]

Front Sociol
Vicars M, Milenkovic J.
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“The Prophet Says…”: A Qualitative Analysis of the Mechanisms for Inducing Compliance among Congregants of Neo-Pentecostal Churches in Ghana

Pastoral Psychology, 2020
There has been a surge in the growth of neo-Pentecostal churches in the Ghanaian context. These churches broadcast their activities through television and are able to reach many people and have mass followers. Their main activities are miracles, healing, prophecies, and teaching. Although studies have been conducted on their activities, little is known
Joana Salifu Yendork, Elizabeth Anokyewaa Sarfo, Lily Kpobi   +2 more
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