Index
African Traditional Religion (ATR)
1–3
Yorùbá Traditional Religion
3–10
African American Pentecostalism
Class
21–23
Black Civic Organisation
44–46
Bishop Charles H. Mason
3, 49, 61–63, 74
COGIC
41, 63, 74–75, 76, 171–172
AME church
17–21
Abolitionism
14–15
Bishop Richard Allen
17, 19–20, 63
Class
21–23
Gender
20–21
Azusa Street
Bodily Healing
34–35
Class
22–23, 27, 44
Gender
46–50, 53
Global Impact
27–28, 40–41, 66
Race
40–46
Revival
27, 32–34
Socio-economic Context of
25–26
Biblical Hermeneutics
Gender
47–49, 52–53
Community
52, 56–59
Public Engagement
37, 106, 137–138, 139
Race
58–59, 63
Role of the Spirit
51–53, 54–56
Socio-political experience
51, 170–171
Spirituality
50–56, 170
Bishop Yvette Flunder, City of Refuge
xvii, 171–176, 177
Black Men
93–94, 154–155
Black Women
At Azusa Street
47, 49–50, 96
Brexit
79–80
In British Pentecostal Churches
97, 147–151
Slave Religion
18
Social engagement (UK)
97–98, 151–156
Spirituality
18, 160–161
Trauma
161
Body/Embodiment, and
Classical Pentecostal Spirituality
30–40
Discernment
169–171
Emotion
129–130
Global Spiritualities
31–32
Healing
34–35, 70
Holy Spirit Baptism
32–34
Jesus’ Incarnation
157–167
Pentecostal Philosophy
xi–xiii
Resurrection
161–166
Womanist Ethics
158–160, 162–167
Yorùbá spirituality
7–8
Brexit
79–80, 143
British Pentecostalism
Community Organising
115–116
Class
67–68, 158–159
Classical Pentecostalism
xiv–xv
Emergence
66–67
Gender
95–98, 147–151
Prosperity Theology
86–87
Race
90–91, 121–131
Roots
1–2
Social Disengagement
xii, 67–68
Theological Education and Training
83–84
Welsh Revival
66, 67–69
Case Studies
xxiv–xxv
AOGGB
69–71, 84, 90–91, 95, 121–132
Bringing Hope
84, 111–112, 137, 140, 142–144
ECCi
84, 91, 114–115, 117, 125–126, 127–131
ECS
114–115, 134, 140, 151–153
NUCHA Housing Association
77, 97–98, 134, 135, 140
Pentecostal Credit Union
77, 97, 134–135, 137, 139
Spark2Life
134, 137–138, 140, 153–156
Church of God (Cleveland)
In Jamaica
73–74
Race
90
Socio-political Engagement
33–34, 60–61
Women
48, 95
Church of God of Prophecy
73–74, 76, 77, 83, 90, 95
Church of God in Christ (UK)
76, 77, 83, 95
Class
African American Pentecostalism
21–23
British Pentecostalism
81–83, 158–159
In Britain
80–81
Jamaican Pentecostalism
74–75
Neoliberal Capitalism
84
Classical Pentecostal public theology and practice:
Early Classical Pentecostals (US)
50–51, 59–63
Early Classical Pentecostals (UK)
68–69
Pacifism
61–62, 67, 70–71, 73–74
Voting
60–61
Epistemology
Critical Biblical Study
168–169
Discernment
169–171
Embodied Knowledge
51–52
Intellectual Knowledge, Anti-intellectualism
54–55, 83–84
“Sacred” and “Secular” Knowledge
54–56, 138–141
Gender
At Azusa Street
46–50, 96
British Pentecostal Churches
95–98, 147–151
In Britain
91–93, 94
Social Engagement
93–94, 151–156
Yorùbá Traditional Religion
8–9
Healing
Pentecostalism and Yoruba spirituality
35–36
Of the body
34–35, 70
Social
46
Resurrection
164–167
Holiness/Sanctification
xiv–xv, 12–14, 27, 34–35, 46, 54, 73–74
The Holy Spirit:
Biblical hermeneutics
51–52
Emotion (lament, anger)
129–131
Discernment
169–171
Inclusion/Social justice
50, 121–123, 126–127, 174
New Testament (Luke and Paul)
161–162
Pneumatic Dualism and Integralism
28–29
Racial trauma
42–44
Resurrection
162–163, 164–167
Resistance
63–64
Spiritual Gifts and Fruits
37–38
Revelation/Knowledge
54–56
Womanist Theological Ethics
157, 159–160
Holy Spirit Baptism
At Azusa Street
32–34, 42
Charles Parham’s Teaching
27
Deliverance
33
Gender
49, 53, 159–160
Initial Evidence
xiv, 26–27, 169, 174
Methodism
12–13
Progressive Pentecostalism
174
Revelation/Knowledge
55–56
Welsh Revival
66–68
Intersectionality
93–94, 154–155
Jesus
Classical Pentecostal Christology
34–35, 36–37, 47, 70
Mission
112, 113, 137, 142
Progressive Christology
105–108
The Second Coming
xiv, 59, 116–118
Crucifixion
160–161, 163–164
Resurrection
161–163, 164–165
Womanist Theological Ethics and
157–161
LGBTQ+ Inclusion
xvi–xvii, 171–174
Materiality
Pentecostalism and
xiii
Divine Provision
36–37, 86–87
Transcendence
38–40
Methodism
In Britain
11
Holiness
12–14
The Body
14
The Holy Spirit
12–13
US Methodism and Race
14–16
Methodology
xxiv–xxv
New Testament Church of God (NTCG)
73–74, 76–77, 83, 84, 90, 95, 97, 116, 152
Oral tradition:
Preaching
57, 117–118, 148–149
Testimony
58, 169, 171
Pentecostalism and Respectability
20–22, 71–72, 74–75
Pentecostalism in Jamaica
71–74
Progressive Pentecostalism
Definition
101–104
Leadership
123–125, 128–129, 131–132, 150–151
Public Theology
104–119
Christology and Soteriology
105–108
Church-World Binary
108–112
Creation Care
119
Deliverance and Demonic Powers
111–112
Eschatology
116–119
Kingdom of God
115, 116–118
Mission
112–116
Public Engagement
132–144
Calling and vocation
134–136
Co-labouring with God
136–138
Interfaith Ministry
141–144
“Secular” Knowledge
138–141
Race
Azusa Street
40–46
In Britain
76–77, 88–90
British Pentecostalism
90–91, 119–131
US Methodism
15–16
Lament
127, 129–131
Racial Trauma
42, 120–132, 161, 165–166
William Seymour
3, 24, 26, 27, 34, 36, 37–38, 42–44, 48–49, 55, 58–59, 132
Windrush and migration
75–76, 79
Womanist Ethics
Definitions
xv–xix
Eboni Marshall Turman
158–159, 160
In Britain
xx–xxi
Pentecostalism and
xxiii–xxiv