‘NNOBOA' MISSION CONCEPT: A PROPOSAL FOR STRATEGIC COST EFFECTIVE MISSION AND CHURCH PLANTING FOR INDEPENDENT PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES IN GHANA

This paper made a case for the use of co-operative mission approach to plant churches. The paper was curved through observations and concerns of Independent Pentecostal Churches in Ghana of their inability to plant daughter churches due to lack of fund for mission and church planting. The paper made...

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Authors: White, Peter (Author) ; Dzor, Edwin Kweku (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: University of South Africa [2019]
In: Missionalia
Year: 2019, Volume: 47, Issue: 2, Pages: 228-238
IxTheo Classification:HC New Testament
KBN Sub-Saharan Africa
KDG Free church
RB Church office; congregation
RJ Mission; missiology
Further subjects:B local council of Churches
B independent Pentecostal churches in Ghana
B Mission
B cost effective mission and church planting
B Missio Dei
B Nnoboa mission concept
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Summary:This paper made a case for the use of co-operative mission approach to plant churches. The paper was curved through observations and concerns of Independent Pentecostal Churches in Ghana of their inability to plant daughter churches due to lack of fund for mission and church planting. The paper made a proposal for the use of nnoboa mission concept. A concept developed from cooperative farming which thrives through trust, communality and reciprocity. Nnoboa in Akan communities in Ghana is similar to Ubuntu concept in Southern African communities. The paper argues that the church (body of Christ) is endowed with spiritual, physical, material and social capital that when brought together cooperatively can help Independent Pentecostal Churches to achieve their missional agenda. Even though the paper is a proposal for Independent Pentecostal Churches in Ghana, its implementation can be used by churches in other parts of the world that are struggling with funding for mission and church planting.
ISSN:2312-878X
Contains:Enthalten in: Missionalia
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.7832/47-2-268