Gender, social change, and spiritual power: charismatic Christianity in Ghana

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Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies Christian Theology and Mission Religion and Society in Latin America

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Against a backdrop of debate concerning the role of Pentecostalism as a mediator of 'modernity', this book examines the interaction between charismatic Christianity, spiritual power and gendered social change in contemporary Ghana.

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