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HIV/AIDS, Pentecostal Churches, and the “Joseph Generation” in Uganda

Alessandro Gusman

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Alessandro Gusman, HIV/AIDS, Pentecostal Churches, and the “Joseph Generation” in Uganda, Africa Today, Vol. 56, No. 1, Special Issue: Christianity and HIV/AIDS in East and Southern Africa (Fall 2009), pp. 66-86

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