Felicity Apaah

About

Rev. Dr. Felicity Apaah is into Church History and Missions. She is an interdisciplinary scholar with research interest in Pentecostalism and Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the intersection of Christian Theology and Mission in World Christianity.

Education

2018: PhD - University of Ghana.

2004: MPhil - University of Oslo, Norway.

1999: B.A. - University of Ghana.

Research Interest

African Christianity

African Indigenous Epistemology and Mission Theology 

Pentecostalism

Christian Missions

Publications

Apaah, F. (2023). ‘Tete wↄ bi ka, tete wↄ bi kyerԑ’: Pius Agyemang’s sacred music and   Ghana’s Catholic liturgical inculturation. Journal of Africana Religions 11 (1), 77-97. https://doi.org/10.5325/jafrireli.11.1.0077

Ossom-Batsa, G., & Apaah, F. (2018). Rethinking the ‘Great Commission’: The incorporation   of Akan indigenous symbols into Christian worship.” International Review of Missions  107 (1), 261-278.

Ossom-Batsa, G., & Apaah, F. (2018). The contribution of Akan sacred lyrics to development in Ampia-Adjumako in the Central Region of Ghana. In G. Ossom-Batsa, N.   Gatti & R. Ammah (Eds.), Religion and Sustainable Development: Ghanaian Perspectives (pp. 79-94). Urbaniana University Press.