Ghana's New Christianity: Pentecostalism in a Globalizing African Economy

De epifania a método: a teopolítica do testemunho em um seminário pentecostal em Gana

“…Esse fenômeno foi produzido por um amplo aparato evangelizador de origem nacional e internacional, agindo tanto face a face, através de um vasto conjunto de igrejas e associações não denominacionais, quanto pela TV e rádio, além de publicações escritas, CDs e DVDs (Gifford 2004;Asamoah-Gyadu 2005;DeWitte 2008). Centrais para esse processo de midiatização foram a descentralização e a privatização da esfera pública efetuadas após a redemocratização do país em 1992.…”

Partners in crime: Pentecostalism and Botswana HIV/AIDS policy on cross-border migrants

“…For example, in his studies on the Pentecostal and charismatic explosions in African countries, Gifford ( , 1993 found Pentecostalism to be problematic, although the tone of his censure has been lowered somewhat in some of his recent publications. 23 In the earlier writings (1991) he saw them as part and parcel of what he calls 'right wing religion'. 24 He portrays these churches as being either complicit or convenient in the development of corruption and dictatorship in some African countries.…”

“…[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39] often resulting in death due to opportunistic infections. While the HIV infection rates were going up, countries such as Zimbabwe and Somalia were going through political instability.…”

An evangelical voice in Africa: the worldview background of the theology of Tokunboh Adeyemo (1 October 1944-17 March 2010)

“…Gifford, 2004). Elsewhere Gifford (1998:314) states: "The Evangelical sector of Christianity shades into the Pentecostal, and by the late 1980 was losing out heavily to the burgeoning charismatic sector ...".…”