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First-class scholarship, cogent analysis, and lucid articulations of the emergence, development, and impact of African Pentecostalism in the shaping of World Christianity. This collection of essays is illuminating and instructive on Christianity on the continent as a whole. An indispensable resource and a fitting tribute to Professor Asamoah-Gyadu. --Daniel K. Darko, Professor of New Testament, Gordon College African Pentecostalism is unreservedly a major bondholder in the vertical and horizontal mobility of Christianity in Africa, but also in the African diaspora. Although not a sole player, yet its profoundest impact is perhaps in the pentecostalization of Christianity. Through his versatile, interdisciplinary scholarship, Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu as the Osofo of indigenous Pentecostal theology and a doyen of Pentecostal pneumatology and renewal makes superb etic contributions towards inserting Ghanaian (African) Pentecostalism within global maps of Christianity. --Afe Adogame, Maxwell M. Upson Professor of Religion and Society, Princeton Theological Seminary In this fitting tribute to one of the unsung theologians of the present era, some of the foremost thinkers of African Pentecostalism unpack and analyze the multiple tensions and intersections between African Christianity and World Christianity. How has World Christianity affected the condition of the African continent? How has African Pentecostalism mediated the theological assumptions of World Christianity? These are two of the critical questions answered by the intelligently crafted essays in this important and timely collection. It will appeal equally to students and scholars of African Pentecostalism, World Christianity, and other religious traditions and practices. --Ebenezer Obadare, author of Pentecostal Republic: Religion and the Struggle for State Power in Nigeria

First-class scholarship, cogent analysis, and lucid articulations of the emergence, development, and impact of African Pentecostalism in the shaping of World Christianity. This collection of essays is illuminating and instructive on Christianity on the continent as a whole. An indispensable resource and a fitting tribute to Professor Asamoah-Gyadu. --Daniel K. Darko, Professor of New Testament, Gordon College African Pentecostalism is unreservedly a major bondholder in the vertical and horizontal mobility of Christianity in Africa, but also in the African diaspora. Although not a sole player, yet its profoundest impact is perhaps in the pentecostalization of Christianity. Through his versatile, interdisciplinary scholarship, Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu as the Osofo of indigenous Pentecostal theology and a doyen of Pentecostal pneumatology and renewal makes superb etic contributions towards inserting Ghanaian (African) Pentecostalism within global maps of Christianity. --Afe Adogame, Maxwell M. Upson Professor of Religion and Society, Princeton Theological Seminary In this fitting tribute to one of the unsung theologians of the present era, some of the foremost thinkers of African Pentecostalism unpack and analyze the multiple tensions and intersections between African Christianity and World Christianity. How has World Christianity affected the condition of the African continent? How has African Pentecostalism mediated the theological assumptions of World Christianity? These are two of the critical questions answered by the intelligently crafted essays in this important and timely collection. It will appeal equally to students and scholars of African Pentecostalism, World Christianity, and other religious traditions and practices. --Ebenezer Obadare, author of Pentecostal Republic: Religion and the Struggle for State Power in Nigeria

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Nimi Wariboko is the Walter G. Muelder Professor of Social Ethics at Boston University. He is the author of Nigerian Pentecostalism (2014). Adeshina Afolayan teaches philosophy at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He is a coeditor of The Palgrave Handbook of African Philosophy (2017), Pentecostalism and Politics in Africa (2018), and the author of Philosophy and National Development in Nigeria (2018).

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