Titlebook: Christianity, Wealth, and Spiritual Power in Ghana; Karen Lauterbach Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Ghana.

Ventilator

Massive Numbers, Diverse Learning,, as well as processes of formalisation when building up a new church. I approach pastorship as profession and as a destiny. This implies that pastorship is both a career trajectory that requires training and certain skills and at the same time, a trajectory pastors engage in because of a spiritual calling.

擴(kuò)大

Power and Language Policies in Tamil Nadu charms or evil power are made. Pastors show knowledge of the word of God through their preaching and Bible teachings and also through the publication of books and more recently, the use of social media.

Climate

Conclusions and Future Prospectsattractiveness of becoming a charismatic pastor in Kumasi. It is the conjuncture between material conditions, historic ideas of figures of authority and wealth and a new religious doctrine and practice that are in play.

移動

infarct

Power and Language Policies in Indiae in this process. In this chapter, I argue that the status a pastor achieves by being a religious expert can be transferred to other fields and improve a pastor’s respectability in families, within other religious networks as well as in the public field.

Axillary

宏偉

,The Politics of Becoming a Small ‘Big Man’,e in this process. In this chapter, I argue that the status a pastor achieves by being a religious expert can be transferred to other fields and improve a pastor’s respectability in families, within other religious networks as well as in the public field.

Intellectual

首創(chuàng)精神

Wealth and Worth: The Idea of a Truthful Pastor,lth is a way to prove oneself as a successful man of God, and that using wealth in way that is morally acceptable proves one as a truthful pastor. There has to be a balance between accumulating for the individual and redistributing to the community.

refine

The Craft of Pastorship,, as well as processes of formalisation when building up a new church. I approach pastorship as profession and as a destiny. This implies that pastorship is both a career trajectory that requires training and certain skills and at the same time, a trajectory pastors engage in because of a spiritual calling.