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A study of Indian Pentecostal Church membership with reference to a model of religious change
This thesis is a socio-historical account of the founding and development of the largest Christian denomination among South African Indians - Bethesda, or the Indian branch of the Full Gospel Church of Southern Africa, with reference to a model religious belonging and change developed by Professor J...
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Department of Religious Studies
2023
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