Streams of renewal: the origins and early development of the charismatic movement in Great Britain |
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Contents
Contents Foreword by Cecil Cousen Preface by Walter J Hollenweger Guide to main personalities | 11 |
Introduction | 15 |
A Startling Prophecy | 18 |
Copyright | |
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Agnes Sanford Anglican Apostolic Apr.-June Assemblies baptism baptized began Belstone Brethren British Burslem Casebow Catholic Cecil Cousen Charismatic movement Christenson Christian Church of England Clarke Collins Conference costal dated David du Plessis David Lillie denominations Divine Healing Donald Gee early ecumenical Edgar Trout Elim Episcopalians evangelical evangelist evidently faith Farnborough Fountain Trust gift of tongues Gillingham glossolalia God's High Leigh historic churches Holy Spirit Houfe Ibid influence Ingram Interview Jan.-Mar John July July-Sept June Langham Place later leaders Letter Lillie and Wallis London Lord Lutheran Mamhead McAlpine Methodist Michael Harper minister ministry Mission movement in Britain Nights of Prayer NOTES FOR CHAPTER Oct.-Dec parish pastor Pente pentecostal blessing Pentecostal churches Pentecostal movement praise prayed prayer meeting preaching prophecy received the baptism renewal revival Sept Smith speaking in tongues spiritual gifts theological Trinity unity vicar Wigglesworth witness Wood
Bibliographic information
| Title | Streams of renewal: the origins and early development of the charismatic movement in Great Britain |
| Author | Peter Hocken |
| Publisher | The Word Among Us, 1986 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Oct 30, 2006 |
| Length | 288 pages |
| Subjects | › › Religion / Christian Church / General |
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