The Ghanaian Pentecostal ‘end-time’ literature associated with Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams

Record summary

Nicholas Duncan-Williams and Action Chapel International became influential in Ghanaian Pentecostalism through preaching on spiritual warfare, deliverance, divine intervention, and the believer’s preparation for Christ’s return. Sermons, crusade recordings, and church publications from the 1990s and 2000s can be examined for how apocalyptic journeys are recast as conversion, warfare, and deliverance from occult or demonic powers. This lead concerns rhetoric and ritual practice, not proof of supernatural travel. The church’s theology changed over time and should be reconstructed from dated primary materials.