Pentecostal churches
Charismatic Pentecostal Churches in Kenya: Growth, Culture and Orality
... Charismatic Pentecostal churches have attracted large numbers of Christians in Kenya as in the rest of ...Mainline churches have lost their members to charismatic Pentecostal churches ...
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Succession plan among pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe: A qualitative approach using the hidden and public transcripts theory
... Scott (1992) identified a field which he terms a field of ‘infrapolitics’ which consists of the attempts of subordinates to construct and defend spaces inaccessible to the powerful including a set of social relations not ...
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Identification of Growth Strategies among Pentecostal Churches in Zimbabwe’
... on Pentecostal churches using the purposive or theoretical sampling approach where the researcher felt that the cases suit the researcher’s focus of enquiry that is the study on the influence of leadership ...
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The unusual practices within some Neo Pentecostal churches in South Africa: Reflections and recommendations
... Neo-Pentecostal churches in South Africa. Neo-Pentecostal churches in South Africa refer to churches that have crossed denominational ...These churches idolise the miraculous, ...
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Interpreting the Book of Revelation and Its Apocalyptic Implications for the 21st Century African Pentecostal Churches
... seven Churches in Asia ...Seven Churches in Revelation in the Context of 21 st Century African Pentecostal Churches; and The Apocalyptic Implications of John’s Vision to the 21 st Century ...
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The Place of Women in Selected African Pentecostal Churches in Limuru Sub-County Kiambu County, Kenya
... the churches that were founded by Africans themselves as early as the 1950s and 1960s without any relationship with mission Pentecostal ...founded churches (Parsitau, ...The churches under ...
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A missional study of Ghanaian Pentecostal churches’ leadership and leadership formation
... Similarly, the WCC states that (Lorke & Werner 2013:56), ‘the Holy Spirit gives gifts freely and impartially which are to be shared for the building up of others and the reconciliation of the whole creation’. The ...
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THE LANGUAGE OF CHRISTIAN RELIGION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SOME SELECTED PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES
... The study examined the language of Christian religion: a comparative study of Roman Catholic church and some selected Pentecostal churches. Specifically the study examined; language usage among Christians ...
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The civic and public roles of neo-pentecostal churches in Kenya (1970- 2010)
... these churches’ roles in Kenya’s civic and public ...the churches as well as the duration of ...three churches), participant observation (PO), Focused Group Discussions (FGDs) and content analysis of ...
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Conflict in pentecostal churches: The case of Christian church international, Kiria-ini town, Murang`a County, Kenya
... The conceptual framework cannot be complete without referring to a model on peace-building and reconciliation. This is important because the study dealt with the causes of conflict in Pentecostal churches ...
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Mandatory Premarital HIV/AIDS Test and Break Up of Marital Engagement among Intending Couples in Some Pentecostal Churches in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria
... Pentecostal churches in Southern Senatorial District, Cross River State, ...that Pentecostal churches are seriously involved in the fight against HIV/AIDs through mandatory premarital HIV ...
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Community transformation through the Pentecostal churches
... in Pentecostal churches in Swaziland has not gone beyond merging socio-political engagement and spiritual enrichment in the ...which Pentecostal churches engage in priestly ministry on behalf ...
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Language Management in “International” Pentecostal Churches in Cameroon
... days, Pentecostal churches came after independence in 1960. They recruited their faithful from two major sources: the mainstream churches and the pool of animists. Actually all Cameroonian ethnic ...
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Religious and Social Assistance in Brazil: An analysis of the Support Networks of Pentecostal Churches in a Brazilian Favela
... impact, Pentecostal churches have also impacted the Brazilian Third-Sector in relevant ...the Pentecostal Churches have stood out due to their incisive growth, especially among those who are a ...
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Worship and the Lord’s Supper in Assemblies of God, and other selected Pentecostal churches in Nigeria
... • The Word (or homily): This is the most crucial part of every Pentecostal Sunday service. The service leader humbly introduces the pastor as the attraction of the day in the manner Nigerians bestow academic and ...
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Leadership and Commitment in Pentecostal Churches
... brings hope and transformation to life. Suffering has merit when done to fulfill God’s purpose. Leaders must teach and theologize with integrity by being true to the context of the community they serve. Religious ...
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The influence of popular music styles on music training in Pentecostal churches of Kenya; the case of House of Grace Church Ministries in Nairobi
... Social learning theory was applied in the present study in order to understand the approaches used in teaching worship music to members of HOGCs with regard to the four learning processes that constitute the tenets of ...
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Women of valour : professional women in South African Pentecostal churches
... Literature Review Introduction Pentecostal-CharismaticChristianity The Revival Period The Institutional Period The Healing Period The Mass Expansion Period The Period of Individual Empow[r] ...
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Christianity and planning: Pentecostal churches, occasional paper
... uses’. Churches and other places of worship come under the designation (D1) ‘non-residential institutions’ which also includes exhibition halls, public libraries, universities, and ...49). Churches, mosques ...
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An investigation of the political attitudes of members of Plymouth Brethren and Pentecostal churches in Christchurch : a research paper
... finding that lower class churchgoers tended to display a greater level of religious concern, it was thought that respondents of a lmver social status may be the most likely to have been [r] ...
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