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Pentecost!

2004
AbstractOn January 11, 1907, the General Assembly of Tomlinson’s Union Grove congregation decided to call themselves the “Church of God”. By this time, Tomlinson had accepted the principle of Pentecostal baptism and began orienting his services more specifically along “pentecostal lines”.
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Pentecostal Biblical Scholarship and Pentecostal Pneumatology

2022
Craig S. Keener, L. William Oliverio Jr.
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Pentecostal Theology and Pentecostal Studies

PNEUMA, 2014
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Migration, Vodou, and Pentecostalism: Haitian Immigrants—Their Conversion and Involvement in Pentecostal Churches

International Journal of Latin American Religions, 2021
Felipe Orellana
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“God is in control”: middle-class Pentecostalism and international student migration

Journal of Contemporary Religion, 2019
Cristina Rocha
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Pushing Pentecostalism toward the respectable: on the mainstreaming of a countercultural religious movement in Chile

Religion, 2020
Martin Lindhardt
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The Practice of Prophecy in Contemporary Pentecostalism

2023
Kgatle Mookgo Solomon
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Prophecy and Politics in South African Pentecostalism

2023
Mookgo Solomon Kgatle
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Pentecost

2017
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Progressive Pentecostalism: an emergent trend in global Christianity

Journal of Beliefs and Values, 2009
Donald E Miller
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