• Social Media and Moral Decadence Among the Youth in Ghana: A Case of Effia-Kwesimintsim District 

  Nubila, Sampson (University of Cape Coast, 2025-02)

  Social media has witnessed much usage over the years since its inception. Social media use especially its contents consumption comes with some level of influence on the users' lives, either positively or negatively. This ...
• Factors Responsible for the Youth Leaving fhe Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana: A Study of the Obuasi District of the Ashanti Presbytery 

  Kwaku, Wuaku James (University of Cape Coast, 2024-12)

  The goal of the study was to identify the causes of the drop in young membership in the Obuasi District of the Ashanti Presbytery of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana. Three research questions were formulated to ...
• The Settlement Of Christian Migrants In Ghana: A Study Of The Action Chapel International, Spintex Branch 

  Akuamoah- Boateng, Eric (University of Cape Coast, 2023-12)

  Marks-Williams (2016) contends that at any given time three percent of the world’s population is moving from one geographical area to another. Ter Haar (2001) asserts that the migration of people across geographical ...
• The Church Of Pentecost And Customary Marriage In Ghana 

  TEYE, EMMANUEL SACKITEY (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  The researcher investigated the reason The Church of Pentecost prefers ordinance marriage to that of the customary. The researcher observed that some members of the Church preferred only customary marriage, but the Church ...
• Imprecation In Contemporary Ghanaian Political Activities: The Case Of The Asante 

  Koka-Abima, Evelyn (University of Cape Coast, 2022-10)

  The thesis examined the use of imprecation in Ghanaian political activities. The motivation of the study is about the contention between African Traditional Religion (ATR) writers on whether or not ATR has a place in ...
• Congregational Well-Being And Institutional Support: Investigating The Welfare Focus Of The Assemblies Of God Church, Teshie Nungua 

  Ollennu, Nii Ashikwei Kuma (University of Cape Coast, 2024-03)

  The activities of churches in relation to the welfare of their congregants have been a concern in recent times. Churches are seen as having a divine duty of ensuring their congregants and the people in the communities they ...
• Congregational Well-Being And Institutional Support: Investigating The Welfare Focus Of The Assemblies Of God Church, Teshie Nungua 

  Ollennu, Nii Ashikwei Kuma (University of Cape Coast, 2024-03)

  The activities of churches in relation to the welfare of their congregants have been a concern in recent times. Churches are seen as having a divine duty of ensuring their congregants and the people in the communities they ...
• Traditional Environmental Ethical Values On The Protection Of Traditionally Protected Areas Among The Asante Sekyere People 

  Oppong, Kofi Richard (University of Cape Coast, 2023-06)

  In the traditional African societies, cultural practices provided sound ethical ways of protecting the environment against over exploitation. Thus, in the context of the Asante culture, qualitative ethnographic design was ...
• Exploring The Reading Of John 9:1-41 In Doctor Jesus Prayer Camp And Ministry International, Ghana 

  ABBAM, BISMARK (University Of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  The subject of this research is „Exploring the Reading of John 9:1-41 in Doctor Jesus Prayer Camp and Ministry International, Ghana. With the background of how biblical interpretation influences the lives of people or ...
• Engaging in religious activities during working hours in Ghana: a case study of Berekum municipality in the Bono region 

  Tawiah, Charles Aidoo (University of Cape Coast, 2022-11)

  Religious beliefs influence how people perceive and practice their work; hence the blending of religion and work ethic is intertwined. The main purpose of this study was to examine use of work hours for religious ...
• Monitoring and Evaluation Systems and Performance of Projects Funded by Faith-Based Organizations: A Case of Fresh fire Church International, Ghana 

  Nyatsikor, Samuel (University of Cape Coast, 2023-09)

  The research aimed to investigate the impact of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems on the performance of projects funded by FreshFire Church International, a faith-based organization in Ghana. To attain this objective, ...
• Communication strategies for peacebuilding: a case of radio peace in the effutu municipality 

  Nyatuame, Isaac Newton (2023-04)

  Despite the potential of Communication for Peacebuilding (CfP) for global peacebuilding efforts, the nature of communication strategies used by the media in peace communication and their effectiveness for peacebuilding in ...
• Influence of Televangelism on Ghanaian Women: A Study of House of Power Ministry International and Gilgal Pentecostal Prayer Ministry International at Dunkwa-On-Offin in the Central Region of Ghana. 

  Asmah-Sey, Nicholas (University of Cape Coast, 2021-07)

  New Religious Movements Televangelism in Dunkwa-on-Offin in the Central Region of Ghana enlightens one about the nature of New Religious Movements Televangelism practices and their influence on women. The impetus for the ...
• Ethics of Wealth Creation in the Cape Coast Circuit of the Methodist Church Ghana 

  Appiah, Kobena (University of Cape Coast, 2013-07)

  This study sought to examine the biblical and moral response of the Methodist Church Ghana to the problem of wrongful means of wealth creation. Some key findings of the study included the fact that majority of people engaged ...
• The Phenomenon of Child TraffickingiIn Ghana: A Search for an Alternative Approach to its Resolution in Tapa Abotoase 

  Aglomasa, Leonard (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  The practice of child trafficking is a condemnable act due to its negative impact that undermine the future prospects of children who are exploited for forced labour. This practice, not only hinders children from realizing ...
• The Ewe Bible Rendering of Shalom in Some Selected Texts (Judges 4:17 1 Samuel 1:17 and 2kings 9: 19) of the Hebrew Bible: Implications for Anlo Cultural Perspective 

  Yao Torsu, Rev. Livingstone (University of Cape Coast, 2020-08)

  This study investigates the translation of shalom into `utifafa in the Ewe Bible to ascertain the contextual implication it brought to the fore. It carefully focuses on Judges 4:17, I Samuel 1:17, and 2Kings 9:19 to ...
• Symbols on Akan Linguist Staff: Meaning and Moral Implications for the Asante 

  Quainoo, Candida Olivia (University of Cape Coast, 2022-07)

  Today, symbols are the embodiment of the Akan of Ghana and are used to express what they stand for and their view of the world, life and co-existence. African Traditional symbols are pictorials or artistic expressions ...
• Genesis 1:26-28: a License for Christians’ Exploitation of The Environment? 

  Peprah, John (University of Cape Coast, 2022-10)

  ABSTRACT The global ecological crisis is posited to be, perhaps, the number one problem facing the world-wide community in recent times (Breuilly & Palmer, 1992). The effect of this global crisis is known and felt ...
• The Ethical Value of Honesty Among Students: the Case of Assin Manso Senior High School, Central Region, Ghana. 

  Tawiah, Francis (University of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  The decline of the value of honesty among senior high school students has become a concern for stakeholders of education. This concern can be seen in day to day conversation, the media and in research. The study uses the ...
• Christians’ Perception on Divorce And Remarriage in Ghana: A Study of Selected Christians in Ho-Municipality 

  Xenyo, Samuel Yao (University of Cape Coast, 2021-02)

  Today, many marriages are failing as divorce and remarriage are becoming very common among Christians in Ghana. A research work done by Akuamoah (2013) on Determinants of divorce in Ghana, 2008 has shown that through the ...

• Social Media and Moral Decadence Among the Youth in Ghana: A Case of Effia-Kwesimintsim District 

  Nubila, Sampson (University of Cape Coast, 2025-02)

  Social media has witnessed much usage over the years since its inception. Social media use especially its contents consumption comes with some level of influence on the users' lives, either positively or negatively. This ...
• Factors Responsible for the Youth Leaving fhe Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana: A Study of the Obuasi District of the Ashanti Presbytery 

  Kwaku, Wuaku James (University of Cape Coast, 2024-12)

  The goal of the study was to identify the causes of the drop in young membership in the Obuasi District of the Ashanti Presbytery of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana. Three research questions were formulated to ...
• The Settlement Of Christian Migrants In Ghana: A Study Of The Action Chapel International, Spintex Branch 

  Akuamoah- Boateng, Eric (University of Cape Coast, 2023-12)

  Marks-Williams (2016) contends that at any given time three percent of the world’s population is moving from one geographical area to another. Ter Haar (2001) asserts that the migration of people across geographical ...
• The Church Of Pentecost And Customary Marriage In Ghana 

  TEYE, EMMANUEL SACKITEY (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  The researcher investigated the reason The Church of Pentecost prefers ordinance marriage to that of the customary. The researcher observed that some members of the Church preferred only customary marriage, but the Church ...
• Imprecation In Contemporary Ghanaian Political Activities: The Case Of The Asante 

  Koka-Abima, Evelyn (University of Cape Coast, 2022-10)

  The thesis examined the use of imprecation in Ghanaian political activities. The motivation of the study is about the contention between African Traditional Religion (ATR) writers on whether or not ATR has a place in ...
• Congregational Well-Being And Institutional Support: Investigating The Welfare Focus Of The Assemblies Of God Church, Teshie Nungua 

  Ollennu, Nii Ashikwei Kuma (University of Cape Coast, 2024-03)

  The activities of churches in relation to the welfare of their congregants have been a concern in recent times. Churches are seen as having a divine duty of ensuring their congregants and the people in the communities they ...
• Congregational Well-Being And Institutional Support: Investigating The Welfare Focus Of The Assemblies Of God Church, Teshie Nungua 

  Ollennu, Nii Ashikwei Kuma (University of Cape Coast, 2024-03)

  The activities of churches in relation to the welfare of their congregants have been a concern in recent times. Churches are seen as having a divine duty of ensuring their congregants and the people in the communities they ...
• Traditional Environmental Ethical Values On The Protection Of Traditionally Protected Areas Among The Asante Sekyere People 

  Oppong, Kofi Richard (University of Cape Coast, 2023-06)

  In the traditional African societies, cultural practices provided sound ethical ways of protecting the environment against over exploitation. Thus, in the context of the Asante culture, qualitative ethnographic design was ...
• Exploring The Reading Of John 9:1-41 In Doctor Jesus Prayer Camp And Ministry International, Ghana 

  ABBAM, BISMARK (University Of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  The subject of this research is „Exploring the Reading of John 9:1-41 in Doctor Jesus Prayer Camp and Ministry International, Ghana. With the background of how biblical interpretation influences the lives of people or ...
• Engaging in religious activities during working hours in Ghana: a case study of Berekum municipality in the Bono region 

  Tawiah, Charles Aidoo (University of Cape Coast, 2022-11)

  Religious beliefs influence how people perceive and practice their work; hence the blending of religion and work ethic is intertwined. The main purpose of this study was to examine use of work hours for religious ...
• Monitoring and Evaluation Systems and Performance of Projects Funded by Faith-Based Organizations: A Case of Fresh fire Church International, Ghana 

  Nyatsikor, Samuel (University of Cape Coast, 2023-09)

  The research aimed to investigate the impact of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems on the performance of projects funded by FreshFire Church International, a faith-based organization in Ghana. To attain this objective, ...
• Communication strategies for peacebuilding: a case of radio peace in the effutu municipality 

  Nyatuame, Isaac Newton (2023-04)

  Despite the potential of Communication for Peacebuilding (CfP) for global peacebuilding efforts, the nature of communication strategies used by the media in peace communication and their effectiveness for peacebuilding in ...
• Influence of Televangelism on Ghanaian Women: A Study of House of Power Ministry International and Gilgal Pentecostal Prayer Ministry International at Dunkwa-On-Offin in the Central Region of Ghana. 

  Asmah-Sey, Nicholas (University of Cape Coast, 2021-07)

  New Religious Movements Televangelism in Dunkwa-on-Offin in the Central Region of Ghana enlightens one about the nature of New Religious Movements Televangelism practices and their influence on women. The impetus for the ...
• Ethics of Wealth Creation in the Cape Coast Circuit of the Methodist Church Ghana 

  Appiah, Kobena (University of Cape Coast, 2013-07)

  This study sought to examine the biblical and moral response of the Methodist Church Ghana to the problem of wrongful means of wealth creation. Some key findings of the study included the fact that majority of people engaged ...
• The Phenomenon of Child TraffickingiIn Ghana: A Search for an Alternative Approach to its Resolution in Tapa Abotoase 

  Aglomasa, Leonard (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  The practice of child trafficking is a condemnable act due to its negative impact that undermine the future prospects of children who are exploited for forced labour. This practice, not only hinders children from realizing ...
• The Ewe Bible Rendering of Shalom in Some Selected Texts (Judges 4:17 1 Samuel 1:17 and 2kings 9: 19) of the Hebrew Bible: Implications for Anlo Cultural Perspective 

  Yao Torsu, Rev. Livingstone (University of Cape Coast, 2020-08)

  This study investigates the translation of shalom into `utifafa in the Ewe Bible to ascertain the contextual implication it brought to the fore. It carefully focuses on Judges 4:17, I Samuel 1:17, and 2Kings 9:19 to ...
• Symbols on Akan Linguist Staff: Meaning and Moral Implications for the Asante 

  Quainoo, Candida Olivia (University of Cape Coast, 2022-07)

  Today, symbols are the embodiment of the Akan of Ghana and are used to express what they stand for and their view of the world, life and co-existence. African Traditional symbols are pictorials or artistic expressions ...
• Genesis 1:26-28: a License for Christians’ Exploitation of The Environment? 

  Peprah, John (University of Cape Coast, 2022-10)

  ABSTRACT The global ecological crisis is posited to be, perhaps, the number one problem facing the world-wide community in recent times (Breuilly & Palmer, 1992). The effect of this global crisis is known and felt ...
• The Ethical Value of Honesty Among Students: the Case of Assin Manso Senior High School, Central Region, Ghana. 

  Tawiah, Francis (University of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  The decline of the value of honesty among senior high school students has become a concern for stakeholders of education. This concern can be seen in day to day conversation, the media and in research. The study uses the ...
• Christians’ Perception on Divorce And Remarriage in Ghana: A Study of Selected Christians in Ho-Municipality 

  Xenyo, Samuel Yao (University of Cape Coast, 2021-02)

  Today, many marriages are failing as divorce and remarriage are becoming very common among Christians in Ghana. A research work done by Akuamoah (2013) on Determinants of divorce in Ghana, 2008 has shown that through the ...

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