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Zetaheal Mission in Ghana: Christians and Muslims Worshipping Together?

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Christian Theology and Mission Diverse Philosophical and Cultural Studies Religion and Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nigeria

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ZETAHEAL MISSION IN GHANA: CHRISTIANS AND MUSLIMS WORSHIPPING TOGETHER? Abamfo Atiemo 'For centuries, Christians and Muslims have been battling for supremacy in West Africa. But in Ghana one movement is now bringing them both under one roof. This is how a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Correspondent in West Africa, Kwaku Sakyi-Addo introduced his report on the Zetaheal Mission in Ghana.' For reasons that are not difficult to understand, the Zetaheal Mission in Ghana has attracted much local and foreign attention since its formal inauguration in 1999. The claim to unite Christians and Muslims must be fascinating to many people. Claims

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