Abstract
The emergence of Pentecostalism, its worldwide spread and its transformation of itself, in many places, into a religion of social engagement is described and analysed.
Journal of Beliefs & Values
Studies in Religion & Education
Volume 30, 2009 - Issue 3: Global Pentecostalism
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