| Modernizing indigenous priesthood and revitalizing old shrines: Current developments on Ghana’s religious landscape G Nrenzah |
2015 |
University of Bayreuth, 2015 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
19 |
| Religious infrastructuring in Ghana: the aesthetics and politics of infrastructural augmentation in Pentecostal-Charismatic Christianity and the Indigenous Religious Tradition G Nrenzah |
2024 |
Religion, State & Society 52 (2-3), 158-175, 2024 |
Social Sciences |
3 |
| Religion and Commodification: The Ghanaian Churches' COVID-19 Economy G Nrenzah, MPK Okyerefo |
2021 |
Ghana Journal of Religion and Theology 11 (1-2), 133-155, 2021 |
Humanities |
3 |
| Ghanaian Pentecostal-Charismatic Churches, Women, and the Challenge of Masculinity G Nrenzah |
2024 |
African Pentecostalism from African Perspectives: Volume 2: Themes, 103-118, 2024 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
1 |
| Interrogating the Other: Belief in Witchcraft among the Akan Nzema People in Pentecostal-Charismatic Africa G Nrenzah |
2024 |
Global Sociology 334, 2024 |
Social Sciences |
1 |
| SACRALISING NATURAL SPACES: COMPETITIVE PERFORMANCES IN CONTEMPORARY GHANAIAN RELIGIOSITY G Nrenzah |
2019 |
Ghana journal of religion and theology 9 (1), 65-81, 2019 |
Humanities |
1 |
| Indigenous Religious Belief and Practice in Ghanaian Pentecostalism: The Mame Wata Healing Churches of Half Assini G Nrenzah |
2009 |
Making Waves, Journal for Women’s Studies at Florida International …, 2009 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
1 |
| Inventing indigenous religious belief and practice within the spaces of Ghanaian Pentecostalism: the Mame Wata healing churches of Half Assini G Nrenzah |
2008 |
— |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
1 |
| Counter-Hegemonic Mobilities: Burgerisation and the Transnationalisation of Ghanaian Indigenous Religions G Nrenzah |
2026 |
Journal of Indigenous & Shamanic Studies 7, 1-23, 2026 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
0 |
| Dreaming and Reality: The Concept of Dayeꜫ/ꜫlaleꜫ Dreams in the Akan Worldview G Nrenzah |
2025 |
International Journal of Dream Research, 169-178, 2025 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
0 |
| Ghana: a political and social history G Nrenzah |
2025 |
International Affairs 101 (1), 364-366, 2025 |
Social Sciences |
0 |
| Exploring theological themes in selected Ghanaian secular music G Nrenzah |
2024 |
Faith, Spirituality, and Praxis: Exploring Dynamics in African Grassroots …, 2024 |
Humanities |
0 |
| Grassroots theologies: Exploring theological themes in selected Ghanaian secular music G Nrenzah |
2024 |
Faith, Spirituality, and Praxis, 187-202, 2024 |
Humanities |
0 |
| HOMEWOOD, Nathanael J.‘Seductive Spirits: Deliverance, Demons, and Sexual Worldmaking in Ghanaian Pentecostalism’ G Nrenzah |
2024 |
PentecoStudies 23 (2), 188-190, 2024 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
0 |
| Invalidating indigenous religious traditions via Christianity: Popular Ghanaian gospel songs/music GN Nrenzah |
2023 |
Pentecost Journal of Theology and Mission 4, 41-60, 2023 |
Humanities |
0 |
| The Grammar of Sound in Ghana’s Indigenous Religious Traditions and Pentecostal-Charismatic Christianity G Nrenzah |
2023 |
The Grammar of the Spirit World in Pentecostalized Africa 8, 163, 2023 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
0 |
| The Politics of Religious Sound: Conflict and the Negotiation of Religious Diversity in Ghana G Nrenzah |
2022 |
Contemporary Journal of African Studies (CJAS) 9 (1), 109-110, 2022 |
Social Sciences |
0 |
| Pentecostal Republic: Religion and the Struggle for State Power in Nigeria: by Ebenezer Obadare, London, Zed Books, 2018, 232 pp. G Nrenzah |
2020 |
Canadian Journal of African Studies/Revue canadienne des études africaines …, 2020 |
Humanities |
0 |
| Polished violence: Changing notions about the spirituality of the todↄlε 1 (vagina) in popular Nzema 2 indigenous religious philosophy G Nrenzah |
2019 |
Religion in Gender-Based Violence, Immigration, and Human Rights, 195-206, 2019 |
Humanities |
0 |
| Gatekeepers, priests and shrines G Nrenzah |
1900 |
Erfassen-Deuten-Urteilen, 267-280, 0 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
0 |
| Gender dimensions of wealth and health in Ghanaian indigenous religious thinking: narratives of female clients of the Pemsan shrine G Nrenzah |
1900 |
Pastures of plenty, 203-216, 0 |
Health Sciences |
0 |
| Polished violence: changing notions about the spirituality of the todale (vagina) in popular Nzema indigenous religious philosophy G Nrenzah |
1900 |
Religion in gender-based violence, immigration, and human rights, 195-206, 0 |
Humanities |
0 |
| Tapping the powers of the Gods: rituals, sacrifices and indigenous religious adherents G Nrenzah |
1900 |
Interkulturelle Theologie 45 (1), 5-15, 0 |
Multidisciplinary / Unclassified |
0 |
