Email: dclc2@cam.ac.uk
MPhil Student in Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion (World Christianity)
Supervisor: Supervisor: Professor Jörg Haustein
Summary of My Research
My research is grounded in the geographies of religion and focuses on how Pentecostal Christians imagine and inhabit space through their lived practices and theological imagination. Drawing on hermeneutic phenomenology, his work rethinks Pentecostal spatiality beyond the sacred–secular divide. His research contributes to the emerging field of Pentecostal studies, highlighting how Pentecostal worldviews reshape local and global geographies of faith within the context of World Christianity.
Publications
- Forthcoming: Chow, Daniel C. L., and Christian N. Ng. "Pentecostals as Islanders: A Life History of the Island Pentecostals in Hong Kong." In Brill’s Encyclopedia of Global Pentecostalism Supplements (BEGPS), Volume 3, edited by Connie Au and Reginald Alva. Leiden: Brill, 2026.