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The Black Studies approach to Ghanaian Presbyterianism in the United States

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  • mas ieso 8 years ago

    Honestly I did not understand or see any studies approach to Ghanaian Presbyterianism in the United States in this article. I was hoping to see some studies conducted in Ghana and in the US as to the practices of Presbyterian ...
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  • Esther 8 years ago

    People should get their facts right. The former moderator did not refused to come back home as stated. Being the immediate formar moderator who knows the rules of both PCG and PCUSA, he was expecting the right thing to be d ...
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  • Baselba 8 years ago

    1. The former Moderator Very Revd. Dr. Frimpong Manso refused to come home from his sponsored overseas assignment - simple. Very Revd. Frimpon-Manso was on secondment from PCG. The church wrote back to him to come home for a ...
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  • Baselba 8 years ago

    In total agreement to your submission.

  • Goatbaby 8 years ago

    The facts are simple and straight forward:

    1. Revd. Dr. Frimpong-Manso is not a retired moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PC-Gh). Our church policy stipulate that after serving an elect office one should go ba ...
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  • Kwame 8 years ago

    The white Tingari priests Dr. Frimpong Manso.

  • son of man 8 years ago

    I think the conflict between the two moderators could have been solved without making it known to the public. Both men have good arguments, but Prof. Martey should not always seek the media to condemn his successor. The bible ...
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  • Baselba 8 years ago

    Don't blame Prof. Martey but address the issues
    I don't like the style of Rt. Revd. Dr. Prof. Martey but this is not his fault. Someone who is to know better has created a condition that needs to be addressed. Fire him our i ...
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  • BINGO 8 years ago

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