Table of Contents

History
1: Origins and characteristics
2: The United States
3: Regional survey
Theology
5: Glossolalia, healing, wealth and spiritual warfare
Sociology
6: Cells and megachurches
7: Black and white, Ecumenism and politics
Conclusion
8: Pentecostalism for the 21st century
Glossary
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

William K Kay has written widely on Pentecostalism both from a historical perspective and using empirical and quantitative methods. He published Pentecostals in Britain (Paternoster, 2000), Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies: a reader (edited with Anne Dyer and published by SCM in 2004), Apostolic Networks in Britain (Paternoster, 2007) and Pentecostalism (SCM, 2009). He is editor of the Journal of the European Pentecostal
Theological Association. He was founding Director of the Centre for Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies at Bangor University (2001-2009) and is now Professor of Theology at Glyndwr University.

Reviews

A worthy addition to the series
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