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  4. Adetunji, A. F. (2011). Traditional Politics and Missionary Activities During the Colonial Era in Yorubaland, Nigeria: The Implications for Modern           Missionaries. AAMM, 3, 47-63.
  5. Akpa, M. A. (2013). Implications of Selected Divine Commandments in the Pentateuch for the Control of Contagious Diseases in Nigeria. Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 8, 2-19.
  6. Amanze, P. O., & Wogu, C. N. (2015). Internet Evangelism: An Effective Method for Soul-winning in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nigeria. Asia-Africa Journal of  Mission and Ministry, 11, 149-170.
  7. Andor, J. B. (2012). The Perceptions of Ghanaian Adventist Youth on the Use of Hymns in Worship. Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 6, 3-15.
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  10. Appiah, S. (2016). Challenges Facing Adventist Nursing Education In Africa: A Case Of Valley View University. Journal of AIIAS African Theological Association,63-72.
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  12. Bairagee, R. B. (2012). Importance of Co-Curricular Activities in Adventist Schools. Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 6, 61-76.
  13. Balisasa, J. (2014). Interaction between Campus Practices and Students’ Faith Preferences: Self-reported Perceptions from Valley View University Students. Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 10, 109-124.
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  15. Bauer, B. L. (2009). Christian Worship and Cultural Diversity: A Missiological Perspective. Journal of Adventist Mission Studies, 5(2), 34-40.
  16. Bauer, B. L. (2017). Cultural Foundations for Fear of Witchcraft in Africa. Journal of Adventist Mission Studies, 13(1), 1-12.
  17. Berchie, D. (2011). Miracle-Working among African Seventh-day Adventists: Biblical Phenomenon? Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 4, 3-25.
  18. Boateng, D. O. (2010). Animistic World View and the Search for Truth in the Christian Classroom: Towards a Holistic Approach. Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 2, 97-108.
  19. Bonsu, R. O. (2011). The Church as the People of God and Its Relation to the Church as a Community. Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry, 4, 57-73.
  20. Bonsu, R. O. (2013). Sabbath Observance among the Akan’s of Ghana and Its Impact on the Growth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Ghana. Asia-Africa Journal    of Mission and Ministry, 7, 3-26.
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