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Obiri-Yeboah, Monica Apenteng – Current Issues in Language Planning, 2019
This paper examines the linguistic repertoires and domains of language use of the members of Victory Baptist Church at Nkwantanang (a suburb of Kade), an Akan-speaking area in the Eastern Region of Ghana. Data for the study is from observations and transcribed recordings of Sunday services, youth and women fellowship meetings, as well as…
Descriptors: Multilingualism, Churches, Religion, Foreign Countries
Ustorf, Werner – Journal of Beliefs & Values, 2011
The history of the North German Mission Society (established 1836 in Hamburg) and its activity on the West African coast (from 1847 onwards among the Ewe, in what is now Ghana and Togo where it was and still is known as the "Bremen Mission") mirrors neatly the various phases of the idea of "mission": its composite motivation…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Intervention, War, Religion
Botts, Betsy H.; Evans, William H. – Journal of International Special Needs Education, 2010
This descriptive study explores the educational system and attitudes toward disability in the Volta Region of Ghana. Traditional, Christian, and Islamic beliefs toward disability are explored. Educators from Accra and three families from the Volta Region with children with special needs are interviewed in an effort to explore the connection…
Descriptors: Islamic Culture, Foreign Countries, Special Needs Students, Religious Factors