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Church, bureaucracy and state: Bureaucratic formalization in a Pentecostal church of Zambia
By: Kirsch Thomas, G | .
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Continuing resourceAnalytics: Show analyticsPublisher: s.l: s.n Description: 20p.Subject(s): Formal organization in a prophet-healing church
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