Academic versus Spiritual: Theological Education and the Anointing of the Holy Spirit in Contemporary Prophetic Ministries in Ghana
Keywords:
Academic, African culture, Anointing of the Holy Spirit, Bible school, Contemporary prophetic ministries, Exposition, Mentorship, Theological education.References
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