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Migration of members from Historic Mission Churches (HMCs) to Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches (PCCs) in the Ghanaian religious landscape is partly because of the rise of African Initiated Churches (AICs) and subsequently PCCs in Ghana in the early 20th century when a deliberate attempt was made by the missionaries to impose their culture on the African Christian, which created a religio-cultural gap. The rise of PCCs, influenced by the activities of William Wade Harris, a Grebo from Liberia, led to the gradual decline of the HMCs (Anderson 2004:1; Asamoah-Gyadu 2005a:14, 33, 39; Omenyo 2006:94).

Migration from Historic Mission Churches to Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches in Ghana