‘They don’t build no schools anymore, all they build is prison, prison’  – An Examination of the Reception of the Church of Pentecost’s Involvement in Prison Reformation in Ghana

Kwaku Boamah; Nathan Perry Mensah

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Kwaku Boamah
University of Ghana: Department for the study of Religions and Research Fellow: Department of Christian Spirituality, Church History and Mission, UNISA

Nathan Perry Mensah

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