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| Wesleyan who started the Pillar of Fire 1901, a spinoff of the Wesleyan-Holiness groups. It was a very colorful group |
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| Founded Evening light saints which became Church of God. William Seymour attended this group |
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| FOunded International Missionary Alliance, influenced Aimee Semple McPherson |
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| Founded Four Square Church |
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| Founded in the Peniel Mission in LA 1886 |
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| Got caught up in the sanctification discussion as people mistaken this event to be associated with instant sanctification. |
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| Methodist Minister who was a pioneer in Pentecostal Movement. Had a school in Topeka, KS, where his students began speaking in tongues. Eventually started a school in Houston where William Seymour would attend. Started Apostolic Faith Mission denomination, a dwindling denomination. |
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| Wesleyan Holiness Movement |
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| A stream of Christianity focused on teaching of John Wesley which focused on personal holiness |
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| American Pentecostal denomination mostly African American members. |
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| Pentecostal who understood speaking in tongues as a missionary tool. |
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| Chicago pastor, who had a mission, influenced Pentecostalism in Latin America |
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| Pentecostal World Fellowship |
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| An Pentecostal group which sought to unite Pentecostal groups together started by Levi Pethrus in 1939. |
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| A movement by Pentecostals who prayed that the Holy Spirit would be poured out ina ll the earth. |
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| worked with David Plessis and worked to cross lines between Pentecostal groups and traditional churches. Formed Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International |
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| Worked with Demos Shakarian, Secretary of Pentecostal World Conference. |
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| Reverend of Episcopal church who spoke in tongues in 1960, the news press essentially started the Charimatic Renewal movement. |
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| Assemblies of God evangelist who ministered to gangs. Established Teen Challenge. |
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| Fuller Professor who pioneered the third wave movement, worked to engage the church in signs and wonders. Founded Vineyard churches. |
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| A charismatic denomination which was in tension between leaving old denominations, speaking in tongues, while embracing signs and wonders. |
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| Coined by Peter Wagner to describe Pentecostal/Charismatic/Third Wave Churches. |
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| Prosperity church branch of Pentecostals. Extended Pentecostal teaching on Giving, to giving for return. |
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