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'To meet and satisfy a very hungry people' : the origins and fortunes of English Pentecostalism, 1907-1925 /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Milton Keynes, England :
Paternoster,
2012.
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| Colección: | Studies in evangelical history and thought.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Rationale
- Objectives
- Origins and Emergence
- Developments: Ideological and Structural
- Methodology
- Early Pentecostal Centres
- England in the Context of the British Isles
- Review of Associated Literature
- Sunderland/Alexander Boddy
- Bradford/Smith Wigglesworth
- Bournemouth/William Oliver Hutchinson
- Croydon/Pastor Inchcombe
- Sources and Perspectives
- Pentecostalism and the Historical Record
- Source Materials and Qualitative Nature of this Study
- Section One Origins and Emergence
- Introduction
- Section 1.1 Overview of the Scale and Nature of the Emerging Movement
- Section 1.2 Historical Locality
- Sunderland
- Formative Years and Pre-Pentecostal Ministry of the Rev. Alexander A. Boddy
- Healing, Holiness and Revival
- Problematic Emergence of Tongues in England
- "The Very Acme of All Conventions"
- Role of Cecil Polhill and the Formation of the Pentecostal Missionary Union
- All Saints' and Pentecostal Involvement
- Section 1.3 Historical Locality
- Bradford
- Formative Years and Pre-Pentecostal Ministry of Smith Wigglesworth
- Holiness and Healing
- the Origins of the Bowland Street Mission
- Pentecostal Initiation and its Implications
- Bradford Convention and an Uneasy Transition
- Section 1.4 Historical Locality
- Bournemouth
- Formative Years and Pre-Pentecostal Ministry of William Oliver Hutchinson
- Singular Development for the British Pentecostal Movement
- Hutchinson as a Prominent Figure in the Emerging Network
- Section 1.5 Historical Locality
- Croydon
- Croydon's Holiness Mission
- Introduction of the Pentecostal Message
- Stable and Developing Mission
- Conclusion
- Section Two Ideological Developments
- Introduction
- Why Spirituality?
- Historico-Thematic Approach
- Churchmanship
- Theological World-View
- Historiography
- Section 2.1 "This Fiery Baptism": Pentecostal Initiation
- Tongues and Pentecostal Initiation
- Initiation Narratives
- Release of Spiritual Energy
- Locus of Divine-Human Convergence: The Waiting Meeting
- Section 2.2 Tenor of Emerging Pentecostal Worship in England
- Colourful Christianity in Britain
- Emotional Outbursts and Pentecostal Paroxysms in Sunderland
- "Good Under the Rubbish": Uses and Utilisation of Press and Other Reports
- Control Exercised in the Form of the "Visible Leader"
- Transatlantic Perspectives
- Correctives Employed
- Sanity Enjoined
- Section 2.3 Pentecostal Apocalypticism
- Overview
- Pre-Millennial Paradigm
- Divine Imminence: Salient Ramifications
- Pentecostal Development: The Latter Rain
- Reaction to War-time Upheavals: Speculation Regarding Antichrist and World Events
- Strange Providences and Uncanny Phenomena
- Polhill and an Altered Eschatological Emphasis
- Section 2.4 Pentecostal Revivalism
- Planned and Providential
- Postwar Prospects
- Heritage of Planned Revivalism
- Revivalist as Showman and Shaman
- Wigglesworth
- Revivalistic Planning and Showmanship of the Jeffreys Brothers
- Shamanistic Proclivities of the Jeffreys Brothers
- Pentecostal Re-enchantment of the World
- Section 2.5 Pentecostal Otherworldliness
- Introduction
- Emerging Pentecostals, Education, and the Spiritual Life
- Books, Thought, and Modernity as Enemies of the Spiritual Life
- Baser Enemies Yet
- Conclusion
- Historico-Thematic Summary
- Churchmanship
- Theological World-View
- Historiography
- Section Three Structural Developments
- Introduction
- Section 3.1 Early Conceptions and an Ecumenical Vision
- Section 3.2 Organisation Disdained but Leadership Required
- Section 3.3 Exertions of Censure and Power
- William Oliver Hutchinson and the Apostolic Faith Connection
- Misses Elkington and Jones
- Suppression of Bracknell Teaching
- Smith Wigglesworth and Pentecostal Officialdom
- Section 3.4 Impetus Toward Another Form of Polity
- Decline of the Boddy/Polhill Axis
- A.E. Saxby
- Parallel Trajectory to Structural Developments in North America
- Section 3.5 Outcomes for Pentecostal Localities
- Sunderland
- Bradford
- Bournemouth
- Croydon
- Conclusion
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Primary Sources
- Periodicals Consulted
- Newspaper Articles
- Minutes of the Pentecostal Missionary Union Council
- Letters and Personal Correspondence
- Unpublished Pamphlets and Manuscripts
- Published Materials
- Secondary Sources
- Books and Essays
- Scholarly Articles
- Unpublished Dissertations
- Unpublished Papers
- Internet Sites.