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 European Pentecostalism

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-x)   (153K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Contributors
  • Introduction (1-16) by Anne E. Dyer   (129K)
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    • Definitions And Statistics
    • Beginnings
    • Europe
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In Scandinavian Countries (17-40) by Jan-Åke Alvarsson   (168K)
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    • Background
    • Timeline Survey
    • Some Analytical Conclusions
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of British Pentecostalism (41-60) by Neil Hudson   (149K)
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    • Introduction
    • The Birth Of British Pentecostalism, 1907–1914
    • Searching For Power: Pentecostalism Post World War 2
    • The Need For Fresh Air: The Rise Of The Charismatic Renewal
    • 1980s: Pentecostals Finding Their Place
    • 2000 Onwards: New Partners And New Challenges
    • Bibliography
    • Websites
  • The Development Of The Pentecostal And Charismatic Movements In The Germanic Countries (61-84) by Carl Simpson   (165K)
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    • Introduction
    • A Contentious Beginning
    • Theology And Practice In The Early Years
    • The Pentecostal Movement In Austria
    • The Swiss Pentecostal Movement
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In Dutch Speaking Countries (85-112) by Cornelis Van Der Laan   (189K)
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    • 1. The Netherlands
    • Flemish Belgium
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In Francophone Europe (113-164) by Raymond Pfister   (295K)
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    • Introduction: Methodological Considerations
    • European Pietism And Francophone Pentecostalism – Two Major Contributions: Spener And De La Fléchère
    • Other Pentecostal-Charismatic Denominations And/Or Networks
    • Global Pentecostal-Charismatic Organisations In Francophone Europe
    • Conclusions: Decrypting Pentecostalism In Francophone Europe
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of The Pentecostal Movement In Iberia (Spain & Portugal) (165-188) by Manuel Martín-Arroyo and Paulo Branco   (162K)
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    • Part I: History Of Pentecostalism In Spain
    • Part II: History Of Pentecostalism In Portugal
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In Italy (189-204) by Carmine Napolitano   (130K)
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    • The Origins
    • The Development
    • The Present Situation
    • Appendix 1
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In South-Eastern European Nations: Albania, Bosnia And Herzegovina, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Serbia (205-224) by Driton Krasniqi   (163K)
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    • Introduction
    • The Republic Of Macedonia
    • The Republic Of Kosovo
    • The Republic Of Albania
    • The Republic Of Montenegro
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In Central European Countries; Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Czech Republic & Slovakia (225-260)   (225K)
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    • 1. Poland
    • 2. Romania
    • 3. Bulgarian Pentecostalism
    • 4. History Of The Pentecostal Movement In Hungary Czaba Tenkely
    • Bibliography
  • The Development Of Pentecostalism In Russia And The Ukraine (261-290) by Pavel Mozer and Oleg Bornovolokov   (564K)
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    • Russia
    • Ukraine
  • Pentecostal Theology And Protestant Europe (291-312) by Jean-Daniel Plüss   (150K)
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    • Historical Context
    • Theological Issues
    • Sola Fide
    • Sola Gratia
    • Solus Christus
    • Soli Deo Gloria
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • Pentecostal Theology And Catholic Europe (313-332) by William K. Kay, Kees Slijkerman, Raymond Pfister and Cornelis Van Der Laan   (149K)
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    • Introduction
    • Individual Countries Or Linguistic Areas
    • Bibliography
    • Websites
  • Pentecostal Theology And Communist Europe: Pentecostal Power Under Political Pressure (333-354) by PeterKuzmi   (157K)
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    • Party, Power, Policies And Propaganda
    • Modes Of Survival For Church Under Pressure
    • Perspectives Of Pentecostal Persistence
    • Concluding Observations
    • Bibliography
  • The Future(s) Of Pentecostalism In Europe (355-382) by Raymond Pfister   (188K)
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    • A European Agenda: A Biographical Note
    • The European Project As An Opportunity For The Christian Church
    • Reconciliation, The New Paradigm For Mission
    • Bibliography
  • A Sociological Perspective On Pentecostalism In Europe (383-402) by William K. Kay   (146K)
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    • Sociology
    • Pentecostalism
    • Europe
    • Local Themes
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • Appendix: Statistics For European Pentecostalism Per Nation1 (403-404)   (69K)
  • Index (405-416)   (111K)