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The 37 pages that link to Pentecostalism, each with the reason it gives.

• GlossolaliaNarrower topic: Glossolalia became a defining practice in many Pentecostal churches.

• Azusa Street RevivalNarrower topic: The revival became a major catalyst for Pentecostalism’s institutional and international growth.

• Prosperity theologyNarrower topic: Many prosperity movements developed within Pentecostal and charismatic settings.

• William J. SeymourNarrower topic: Seymour’s ministry helped establish the movement’s early form and public identity.

• Baptism in the Holy SpiritNarrower topic: Spirit baptism is a defining teaching in many Pentecostal churches.

• Oral RobertsNarrower topic: Roberts’s ministry emerged from Pentecostal beliefs and practices.

• Aimee Semple McPhersonNarrower topic: Its emphasis on healing and spiritual gifts informed her evangelistic message.

• Charles Fox ParhamNarrower topic: Parham is commonly identified as an early founder of this global movement.

• Speaking in tonguesNarrower topic: Modern speaking in tongues became a defining practice in many Pentecostal churches.

• John G. LakeNarrower topic: Lake’s healing and missionary work belonged to Pentecostalism’s early expansion.

• True Jesus ChurchNarrower topic: The church shares Pentecostal emphasis on spiritual gifts while developing its own doctrines and organization.

• William M. BranhamNarrower topic: Branham’s theology and healing ministry emerged within Pentecostal Christianity.