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Whitaker House Tinder, Tattoos, and Tequila: Navigating the Gray
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Whitaker House Revival Breakthrough: Preparing for Seasons of
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Whitaker House Gateway to a Supernatural Life: The Incredible
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Whitaker House Receiving God's Promises: Inheriting Our Earthly
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Sophia Institute Press Catechism of the Seven Sacraments: Building
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Rise Up Publications You Can Have Mountain Moving Faith: Practical
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Harrison House Divine Guidance
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Harrison House Devil Come Out
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Harrison House Power of Imagination, The
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Faithlife Corporation Encountering the Worldwide Prophets and Apostles
Book SynopsisGod’s Super-Apostles provides a concise entry-level overview of the key teachings and practices of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) movement. This is a key resource in grasping the significance of this global, confusing, and controversial movement.
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Salem Books Raise Your Voice: An Urgent Call to Speak Out in
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MorningStar Publications Inc The Apostolic Ministry
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Casa Creacion Misterios de la unción / Mysteries of the
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Casa Creacion ¡Cállate, diablo!: Destruye las 10 mentiras
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Nivel Uno La vida de Yiye Ávila: Un testimonio vivo del
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Evangelische Verlagsanstalt Pentecostal Movement and Charismatization:
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Harrassowitz Writing Religious History: The Historiography of
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Harrassowitz Pandita Ramabai Und Die Erfindung Der
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Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH & Co KG Christian Charismatic Movements: Threat or
Book SynopsisThe New Testament shows the early Church as having both stable institutions and dynamic growth in charismatic ministries. In the twenty-first century, although many historically-determined inessentials have changed, the Churchs structure remains fundamentally the same. This study looks at New Testament ministries (Eph 4:11-12), Baptism in the Holy Spirit, and the history of the gift of tongues from the Acts of the Apostles through to the charismatics of our time, to see how these elements contribute to the fast-paced, global phenomenon we call the pentecostalization of modern Christianity. Our research shows that much of what appears to be novel in current ecclesial movements is the fruit of charisms that have been poured out from the beginning. The disciples of Christ are still bringing out of his treasure what is new and old.
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Brill Dreams and Visions in African Pentecostal
Book SynopsisEuro-Western descriptions of knowledge and its sources fall short of accommodating the spiritual, experiential terrain of the imagination. What of the embodied, affective knowing that characterizes Pentecostal epistemology, that is, the distinctive Pentecostal-Charismatic knowing derived from dreams and visions (D/Vs)? In this stunning ethnographic work, the author merges African scholarship with an investigation of what visioners say about the significance of their D/Vs for Christian life and spirituality. Revealing data showcases case studies for their biblical and theological articulations of the value of D/V experiences and affirms them as sources of Pentecostal love, ministerial agency, and the missionary impulse.Trade ReviewAlthough established wisdom in scholarship has confirmed the assertion that Pentecostalism has blossomed across sub-Saharan Africa precisely because the movement resonates with Africa’s primal cosmologies, this thesis has not been tested in relation to African Pentecostalism’s appropriation of dreams and visions. Anna Droll’s Dreams and Visions in African Pentecostal Spirituality not only probe these issues in West Africa – Pentecostalism’s epicenter – but explores how the movement’s practices reflects contexts similar to what obtains in the Ancient Near East. By this tripartite exploration of the biblical material, African primal worldview and the espoused theologies of key Pentecostal actors in West Africa, Droll’s volume succeeds in showcasing how the theologies about dreams and visions produced by African Pentecostalism interacts with these sources to make sense to constituents. - Dr Bosco Bangura, Catholic University of Leuven and Protestant Theological University, Groningen There is no better study of the narratives of dream and vision in African Pentecostal spirituality than this brilliant book. Droll offers a perceptive appraisal of their epistemic valence, missiological import, spiritual meaning, and theological framing. This book is a nuanced and delicate study of a pentecostal way of knowing. - Nimi Wariboko, Boston UniversityTable of ContentsAcknowledgements List of Figures and Tables Abbreviations 1 Dreams and Visions in African Pentecostal Spirituality 1 Dreams, Visions, and Pentecostal Epistemology 1.1 Dreams and Visions in Africa: Piercing the Veil for Pentecostal Knowing 1.2 A Dream in Dar es Salaam 2 Methodology: Mark J. Cartledge: Practical Theology for Charismatic Practitioners 2.1 Renewal Methodologies 2.2 Renewalist Hermeneutics 2.3 Experience and Affectivity 3 Concepts for Exploring Dream and Vision Narratives 3.1 The Big Dream and the Spontaneous Dream or Vision Narrative 3.2 Root Metaphor and Piercing the Veil 3.3 Populations, Codes, Frequencies, and Associations for Narrative Analyses 4 Author’s Location, Thesis, and Map of this Book 2 Dreams, Visions, and Near East Religions 1 Dreams and Visions and Hebraic Theology 1.1 Dreams, Visions, and Patriarchs 1.2 Dreams, Visions, Kings, and Prophets 1.3 Dreams and Visions in the Apocrypha and Jewish Thought 2 Dreams and Visions in Christianity 2.1 Dreams and Visions in the New Testament and Early Church 2.2 Dreams and Visions in Late Patristic Thought 2.3 Aquinas, Kant, and Swedenborg on Dreams and Visions 3 Dreams and Visions in Islam 3.1 Dreams and Visions in the Qurʾān and Hadith 3.2 Dream Manuals and Their Transmission in Islam 3.3 Dreams and Visions as Legitimizing Elements in Islam 4 Conclusion 3 Dreams and Visions in African Contexts 1 Dreams in Traditional African Religions 1.1 Dreaming and the Akan 1.2 Dreams and the Diola of Senegambia 1.3 Islam and Dreaming among the Tukolor Weavers 2 Dreams and Visions in the aic s and among Zambian Baptists 2.1 Dreams and Visions in New Movements of West Africa 2.2 Dreams and Visions and the Bantu Prophets 2.3 Dreams and Visions among Zambian Baptists 3 Opoku Onyinah on Pentecostal Dreams, Prophecy, and Angels 3.1 The Role of Dreams and Visions in Abisa 3.2 The Sleeping State and the Diagnosis of Witchdemonology 3.3 The Sleeping State and Angelology 4 Conclusion 4 Epistemology: African Perspectives 1 Knowledge, Ontology, and the Holy Spirit 1.1 Voices from African Studies 1.2 Voices from African Christianity 1.3 The Holy Spirit and Knowing 2 Nigerian Perspectives for Dreams and Visions Analyses 2.1 Pentecostal Principle and Emergence for Dreams and Visions Analyses 2.2 Piercing the Veil for Dreams and Visions Analyses 2.3 Spiritual Warfare and Dreams and Visions 3 Conclusion 5 The Big Dreams of African Pentecostals Visionary Impact and the Christian Life 1 Continuity and Discontinuity: Dreams and Visions and the Spirit in Africa 1.1 Spirit Hermeneutics and Universal Dreams 1.2 The Spirit and Ancestor Dreams 1.3 The Agency of the Spirit and Pentecostal Visioners 2 Dreams and Visions and the Christian Life 2.1 Visioners and Spirit–Word–Community 2.2 Dreams, Visions and Practical Spirituality 2.3 Attitudes in the Church toward Dreams and Visions 3 Conclusion 6 Dreams and Visions and the Pentecostal Warrior Prayer, Identity, and Agency 1 Dreams and Visions and the Pentecostal Pray-er 1.1 Dreams and Visions and the Pentecostal Warrior 1.2 The dame Dream or Vision and Pentecostal Agency 2 Dreams and Visions and Pentecostal Agency 2.1 The Agency of Visionary Women 2.2 Visionary Love and Ministerial Agency 2.3 The Visionary Church and Missionary Agency 3 Conclusion 7 African Dreams and Visions for Pentecostal Epistemologies 1 African Dreams for African Pentecostal Theology 2 African Dreams for Western Pentecostal Epistemologies 2.1 Religious Language and Hearing God’s Voice 2.2 Relational Knowing and Orthopathy 2.3 Embodied Knowing 2.4 Knowing in the Trialectic of Spirit–Word–Community 3 Conclusion 8 Conclusion Dreams, Visions, and the Missiological Spirit Appendix 1 Written Survey and Interview Guide Appendix 2 Coding for Surveys and Personal Interviews Glossary Bibliography Index
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Brill Egyptian Pentecostalism: When Cyclones of Divine
Book SynopsisThis book on Egyptian Pentecostalism is considered the first integrated monograph on the topic. It invites scholars and students of Religions, Renewal Studies, and Pentecostalism around the world to discover a new arena of research. Due to the sociocultural perspective of this study on Pentecostalism in Egypt, the book also invites sociologists and scholars who study sociocultural and religious context of the Middle East and North Africa to add new trajectories to their studies. No doubt that this study reveals what was concealed for decades regarding movements and revivals that broke out in Egyptian cities and villages! A must-read!Trade ReviewIn his Egyptian Pentecostalism, Tharwat Adly has written what surely will be the definitive work on Egyptian Pentecostalism, a subject that has been long overlooked. This book is thoroughly researched, documented and above all well-written. Thank you Dr. Tharwat for this very valuable book. - Vinson Synan, Oral Roberts UniversityTable of ContentsPreface and Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations 1 Introduction Setting the Stage 1 Purpose of the Study 2 Previous Glimpses on the Topic 3 Methodology and Description of the Primary Sources 4 Historical Background of the “Waves” Theory 4.1 The First Wave: Classical Pentecostals 4.2 The Second Wave: Charismatic Renewal 4.3 The Third Wave: Neo-charismatics 4.4 The Fourth Wave: New Apostolic Reformation 4.5 Critiques of the Three-Wave Taxonomy 5 Anderson’s Alternative Taxonomy 6 The Study of Egyptian Pentecostalism and the Usage of the “Waves” Analogy Part 1 Historical Narrative Introduction to Part 1 2 The Early Protestant Missions in Egypt during the Ottoman Rule (1517–1798) until the Coming of the American Presbyterian Mission to Egypt in the Nineteenth Century 1 Introduction 2 The Early Protestant Missionary Work in Egypt during the Ottoman Rule (1517–1798) until Muhammad Ali’s Rule (1805–1848) 2.1 A Socio-cultural Background 2.2 Peter Heyling (1633–1634) 2.3 The Moravian Mission in Egypt (1750–1782) 2.4 Church Missionary Society (cms) Mission in Egypt (1825–1862) 3 The Rise of Protestantism in Egypt 3.1 The Egyptian Socio-political Context during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century 3.2 The Coptic Church in the Mid-nineteenth Century 3.3 The Coming of the American Presbyterian Mission to Egypt 3.4 The Establishment of the First Egyptian Organized Protestant Denomination in Egypt: the Egyptian Presbyterian Church 4 A Discussion of Various Narratives and Interpretations of the Western Missionary Efforts in Egypt during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century 5 A Case Study: a Brief Examination of the Case of the cms Mission according to the Previous Examined Narratives 3 The Pre-Pentecostal Era in Egypt (1899–1906) and the Wesleyan Holiness/Pentecostal-Like Movements during the First Half of the Twentieth Century 1 Introduction 2 The Ecclesiastical and Social Landscape in Egypt during the Last Decade of the Nineteenth Century 3 The Emergence of the Canadian Holiness Movement Church (hmc): a Theological and Socio-Cultural Background 4 The Emergence of the Egyptian Holiness Movement Church (ehmc): Cyclones of the Divine Power Reaches Upper Egypt 4 The Birth of Egyptian Pentecostalism The Classical Pentecostal Movements in Egypt from the Beginning of the Twentieth Century until the Final Composition of Egyptian Pentecostal Denominations by the Mid-1960s 1 Introduction 2 Three-Blessing Theology in Transition: from Pentecostal-Like Holiness Movements to Classical Pentecostalism 3 The Emergence of the Classical Pentecostal Wave in Egypt 3.1 The Formative Years (1907–1912): Who Was the First to Light the Pentecostal Flame in Egypt? 3.2 George S. Brelsford’s Mission in Egypt (1909–1912): Theological Characteristics and Missionary Strategies 4 Major Developments during the Middle Years (1913–1930s) 4.1 A Shift Towards Durham’s “Finished Work” Theology and the Establishment of the Egyptian Assemblies of God 4.2 H. E. Randall’s Pentecostal Ministry in Egypt: the Early Phase (1912–1914) 4.3 Dāir el-Jārnoūs’ Revival and the Early Phase of Boutros Labib’s Ministry (1913–1914) 4.4 The Rise of Native Pentecostal Ministers in Egypt: Amir Abdel Malik (1893–1989) and Salib Boulos (1897–1946) as Models 4.5 Early Egyptian Pentecostalism (1907–1920) between Proliferation and Marginalization 4.6 Rejection of the Oneness Theology in the Ancient Trinitarian Land: Randall’s Embrace of the Unipersonal Belief in 1915 and his Repentance in 1921 4.7 Years of Expansion and Stabilization of the aog Denomination (Al-Kānīsā Al-Rāsūlīyah) in Egypt (1920s–1930s) 5 The Establishment of the Pentecostal Church of God (cog) in the Early 1940s 6 Samuel Mishreky’s Ministry and the Establishment of the Central Pentecostal Church of God in Cairo 7 The Establishment of Luxor Independent Oneness Church in the Late 1950s 8 Various Narratives of the Emergence and Development of the Classical Wave of Egyptian Pentecostalism: a Brief Analysis 5 The Neo-charismatic Movement in Egypt from Its Emergence in the 1980s until the Present Time 1 Introduction 2 The Second Wave of Pentecostalism: the Charismatic Movements in Egypt 3 The Third Wave of Pentecostalism: the Neo-charismatic Movements in Egypt 3.1 House-Church Movements 3.2 Independent Classical Spiritual Ministries 3.3 Ecumenical Ministries 3.4 Neo-charismatic Mega-conferences 3.5 Fivefold Ministries and nar Structures 4 The Third Wave of Egyptian Pentecostalism in the Light of the First Wave: Organizational and Ecumenical Aspects Part 2 Theological Analysis Introduction to Part 2 6 The Undeveloped Theological Aspects of the Classical Wave of Egyptian Pentecostalism The Contextual Pentecostal Theology of Samuel Mishreky 1 Introduction 2 The Trinitarian Aspect of Mishreky’s Theology 3 The Christological Aspect of Mishreky’s Theology 4 The Wesleyan Aspect of Mishreky’s Theology 7 Historical Developments of the Doctrine of Baptism of the Holy Spirit in Relation to Major Eschatological and Ecclesiastical Aspects of Egyptian Pentecostalism 1 Introduction 2 Baptism of the Holy Spirit in the Western Context: a Brief Historical and Theological Background 3 Baptism of the Holy Spirit in Egyptian Pentecostalism: Historical and Theological Developments 4 Baptism of the Holy Spirit in Relation to Major Ecclesiastical and Eschatological Aspects in Egyptian Pentecostalism 5 Baptism of the Holy Spirit in Egyptian Pentecostalism: Speaking in Tongues and Other Manifestations 6 Baptism of the Holy Spirit in Egyptian Pentecostalism: Debates with Other Christian Traditions 8 Historical Developments of Healing Theologies in Egyptian Pentecostalism 1 Introduction 2 Healing Theologies in the West from Wesleyan Tradition to Classical Pentecostalism: a Theological Landscape 3 Developments of Healing Theologies and Practices in the First Wave of Egyptian Pentecostalism 3.1 Healing Theologies and Practices in Early Pentecostal Missions in Egypt 3.2 Healing Theologies and Practices in the Major Egyptian Pentecostal Denominations: the Egyptian aog, cog, and pcog 4 Developments of Healing Theologies and Practices in the Neo-charismatic Wave of Egyptian Pentecostalism Part 3 Case Study Introduction to Part 3 9 Women in Egyptian Pentecostalism 1 Introduction 2 Women’s Ministry in the Early Holiness/Pentecostal Traditions in the West: a Brief Historical Background 3 History of the Early Holiness/Pentecostal Women Missionaries in Egypt and the Egyptian Women’s Involvement in Ministry 3.1 Women’s Ministry during the Holiness/Pre-pentecostal Era in Egypt 3.2 Women’s Ministry during the Early Egyptian Classical Pentecostalism 3.2.1 Lucy M. Leatherman (c. 1870–1925) 3.2.2 Sarah A. Smith (c. 1844–1918) 3.2.3 Lillian H. Trasher (1887–1961) 3.2.4 Mabel Dean (c. 1884–1961) 4 Women in the Contemporary Egyptian Pentecostal/Neo-charismatic Context 4.1 An Examination of the Contemporary Egyptian Pentecostal/Neo-charismatic Teaching on the Role of Women in Ministry 4.2 Ordinary and Non-prominent Pentecostals/Charismatics’ Beliefs 10 Conclusions and Additional Insights 1 Summation of Findings and Major Contributions 2 The Acceptance of Pentecostalism in Egypt in the Light of Egyptian Cultural Context and Social Ethos: Additional Insights 3 The Road Ahead: Possibilities for Further Studies and Contributions to Renewal Studies Appendix 1: Figures Appendix 2: A Translated Version of the Original Arabic Survey: the Role of Women in Ministry Bibliography Index
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Whitaker House Activating Miracles: Enter Into Supernatural
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MP-WIS Uni of Wisconsin Religious Entanglements Central African
Book SynopsisThe Congo Evangelistic Mission (CEM) was one of the most successful classical Pentecostal missions in Africa. Maxwell examines the roles of CEM missionaries and their African collaborators in producing knowledge about Africa, illustrating the nature of discourses of identity in colonial Africa and how the Luba shaped missionary research.Trade Review“An original and lucid contribution to the study of missionary Christianity in colonial Africa, Religious Entanglements compellingly demonstrates the influence of missionary forms of knowledge on Africanist anthropology, history, art history, and philosophy. Through nuanced, historical, and context-specific research, it also furthers our understanding of the emergence of African ethnicities and African Christianity. With eloquent and precise prose, Maxwell makes a stunning contribution. This is one of the most compelling accounts of mission Christianity and African society in colonial Africa in over two decades.”—David Gordon, Bowdoin College “An enlightening study of Pentecostal missionary activities in Central Africa from the late 19th to mid-20thcentury. . . Brimming with nuance and acute historical detail, this makes clear that the Luba reception of such missionaries as Burton was an active process of fusion and exchange.”—Publishers Weekly “Religious Entanglements makes a major contribution to both African studies and the history of missions, thanks to its multiple perspectives, its concern with both contexts and comparisons, its interdisciplinary approach (from anthropology to photography), and its careful distinctions between different group responses to the mission. A most impressive study.”—Peter Burke, Emeritus Professor of Cultural History, University of Cambridge “A brilliant, capacious, field-defining book. Maxwell not only rewrites the history of evangelical Christianity in Central Africa; he also rethinks the nature and meaning of colonialism itself, illuminating the complex ‘entanglements’ through which Europeans and Africans co-created their worlds.”—James Campbell, Stanford UniversityTable of ContentsList of Illustrations Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction 1 Primitivism and Pragmatism in the Making of the Congo Evangelistic Mission 2 Luba Transformations Prior to 1910 3 Continuity and Change in the Luba Christian Movement 4 Missions and the State: The Challenge of Pentecostalism 5 “Acquainting Oneself with the Enemy”: Making Knowledge about Africa 6 Pathways to Knowledge 7 The Creation of Lubaland: Missionary Science and Christian Literacy in the Making of the Luba Katanga 8 Finding God among the Luba: Missionary Conversions and Epiphanies Postscript: Postcolonial Developments Conclusion: Pentecostalism, Knowledge Creation, and Religious Change Notes Sources and Bibliography Index
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Destiny Image Releasing Resurrection and Revival from the
Book SynopsisDo you need to experience Resurrection or Revival in any area of your life?Many Jesus followers are sleepwalking through their Christian lives. They wear a smile, attend church gatherings, and try their best to make it through, but they don''t really expect answered prayers, breakthroughs, or a miraculous change in their situations. Why? Disappointment and disillusionment. The Bible calls this hope deferred. What we hoped for did not happen, and we are left with hopes and dreams that are dead. But remember: we serve the God of resurrection life and revival!Robert Henderson is the bestselling author of the Courts of Heaven series, and in this latest book he challenges you to pray for miracle reversals in every
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Destiny Image Applying the Blood
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Destiny Image Incorporated Pentecost If...
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Destiny Image Incorporated River of Glory The
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Destiny Image Incorporated Praying from the Heavenly Realms
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Destiny Image Incorporated Divine Encounters
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Destiny Image Incorporated Prophesy Your Year
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Destiny Image The Power of Imagination
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MP-NMX Uni of New Mexico New Mexicos Moses Reies L243pez Tijerina and the
Book SynopsisExplores Reies Lopez Tijerina’s religious formation during the 1940s and 1950s, illustrating how his Pentecostal foundation remained an integral part of his psyche even as he migrated toward social-movement politics.Table of Contents Acknowledgments A Note on Ethnic and Racial Terminology Introduction Chapter One. The Social Origins of the Tijerina Clan Chapter Two. The Origins of Pentecostalism Chapter Three. Becoming an Evangelist Chapter Four. Reies Tijerina's Ministry Chapter Five. Of Revelation and Reies Chapter Six. Will He Find Any Faith on Earth . . . ? Chapter Seven. The Valley of Peace Chapter Eight. Restoring New Mexico's Land Grants Chapter Nine. Of Prophets, Ancestors, and Tijerinas Epilogue Note on Translation Appendix One. ¿Hallará Fe en La Tierra . . . ? / Will He Find Any Faith on Earth . . . ? Notes Bibliography Index
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Faith Library Publications Growing Up Spiritually
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Faith Library Publications What Faith Is
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Faith Library Publications Interceding Christian
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Harrison House The Substance of Things
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SOPHIA INST PR Catechism of the Seven Sacraments
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University of Arkansas Press Portraits of a Generation: Early Pentecostal
Book SynopsisA spirit of religious revival blazed across the United States just after 1900. With a focus on Holy Spirit power, early adherents stirred an enthusiastic response, first at a Bible school in Topeka and then in a small mission on Asuza Street in Los Angeles. Almost immediately, the movement spread to Houston, Chicago, and then northeastern urban centers. By the early 1910s the fervor had reached most parts of the United States, Canada, and northern Mexico, and eventually the converts called themselves pentecostals. Today there are pentecostals all over the world. From the beginning the movement was unusually diverse: women and African Americans were active in many of the early fellowships, and although some groups were segregated, some were interracial. Everytwhere, ordinary people passionately devoted themselves to salvation, Holy Ghost baptism evidenced by speaking in tongues, divine healing, and anticipation of the Lord's imminent return. This movement saw itself as leaderless, depending on individual conversion and a radical equality of souls — or, as early devotees would say, on the Holy Spirit. But a closer look reveals a host of forceful, clear-eyed leaders. This volume offers twenty biographical portraits of the first-generation pioneers who wove the different strands of Holy Spirit revivalism into a coherent and dramatically successful movement.Trade ReviewThis book fills signficant gaps in the historical account of the early leaders of the Pentecostal movement. The solidy researched and well-written essays serve not only as portraits of the movement's early leaders, but also as a set of windows through which readers can look from different angles at one of the most important and dynamic developments in the religious world during the twentieth century." —;William C. Martin, author of With God on Our Side: The Rise of the Religious Right in America"This book will fill a great void. . . . What is impressive is the range of subjects: the balance between men and women, between whites and non-whites, and between areas of geographical work." —Charles H. Lippy, author of Pluralism Comes of Age: American Religious Culture in the Twentieth Century
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Charisma House How To Cast Out Demons
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Whitaker House The 3 Keys to the Kingdom: Binding, Loosing, and
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Whitaker House Oral Roberts on Healing
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Whitaker House POWER OF YOUR WORDS DEVOTIONAL
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Whitaker House The Path to Knowing God
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Augsburg Fortress Publishers When the Spirit Is Your Inheritance
Book SynopsisThis book explores Latino Pentecostal racial identity by focusing on lived religious practices, sociological insights, and grounded theological reflection. Jonthan Calvillo addresses issues of immigration, Latinidad, anti-Black racism, and economic justice by presenting cross-generational snapshots of belonging in the United States.
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