Applying both hands to the plough: preaching and healing ministries of the church in the Ghanian context

John A Bonful

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Applying both hands to the plough: preaching and healing ministries of the church in the Ghanian context

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

John A Bonful. Applying Both Hands to the Plough: Preaching and Healing Ministries of the Church In the Ghanian Context. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/22083f14-7b73-457b-a26f-5b62f2889bd4.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

J. A. Bonful. Applying both hands to the plough: preaching and healing ministries of the church in the Ghanian context. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/22083f14-7b73-457b-a26f-5b62f2889bd4

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John A Bonful. Applying Both Hands to the Plough: Preaching and Healing Ministries of the Church In the Ghanian Context. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/22083f14-7b73-457b-a26f-5b62f2889bd4.

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John A Bonful

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Abstract

If the Methodist Church in Ghana/United Christian Church in Maryland will integrate preaching and healing in its weekly worship service, it will revitalize the congregation and eventually lead to increased membership. This was tested through theological studies, interviews, questionnaires, congregational Bible studies, and dialogue with district pastors. In conclusion, the author found a unanimous acceptance of the thesis, but mixed views concerning integrating preaching and healing during Sunday morning worship service since it would prolong the service. Therefore, the healing service should be held on a day convenient to the local church.

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