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Pentecostal Missiology: Moving Beyond Triumphalism to Face the Issues

Pentecostal Missiology: Moving Beyond Triumphalism to Face the Issues 275 FEEDBACK: PENTECOSTAL MISSIOLOGY Pentecostal Missiology: Moving Beyond Triumphalism to Face the Issues Gary B. McGee Reading through the articles of the Spring 1994 issue of PNEUMA, I was struck by the advances that have been made in the study of Pentecostal missions in the last few years. Guest editor Byron D. Klaus, along with each contributor, has provided a valuable opportunity to assess the current state of Pentecostal missiology from the perspectives of well-qualified practitioners, all of whom are committed to evangelism and the heritage of Pentecostal spirituality. Their work reveals the emerging maturation of Pentecostal missiology with each one having either completed a doctorate in missiology or working toward one. In terms of academic training, most of the contributors, including the editor, demonstrate the influence that Fuller Theological Seminary and its School of World Mission is having in shaping the theoretical and analytical elements of Pentecostal missiology (Klaus, McClung, Cavaness, Amstutz, and Pousson). The scope and complexity of contemporary Pentecostal and Charismatic missions seem far removed from the days when missionaries traveled on "faith" (without pledged support) from places like Azusa Street, the Hebden Mission, and the Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute to the far ends http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Pneuma Brill

Pentecostal Missiology: Moving Beyond Triumphalism to Face the Issues

McGee, Gary B.
Pneuma , Volume 16 (1): 275 – Jan 1, 1994
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© 1994 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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0272-0965
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10.1163/157007494X00256
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275 FEEDBACK: PENTECOSTAL MISSIOLOGY Pentecostal Missiology: Moving Beyond Triumphalism to Face the Issues Gary B. McGee Reading through the articles of the Spring 1994 issue of PNEUMA, I was struck by the advances that have been made in the study of Pentecostal missions in the last few years. Guest editor Byron D. Klaus, along with each contributor, has provided a valuable opportunity to assess the current state of Pentecostal missiology from the perspectives of well-qualified practitioners, all of whom are committed to evangelism and the heritage of Pentecostal spirituality. Their work reveals the emerging maturation of Pentecostal missiology with each one having either completed a doctorate in missiology or working toward one. In terms of academic training, most of the contributors, including the editor, demonstrate the influence that Fuller Theological Seminary and its School of World Mission is having in shaping the theoretical and analytical elements of Pentecostal missiology (Klaus, McClung, Cavaness, Amstutz, and Pousson). The scope and complexity of contemporary Pentecostal and Charismatic missions seem far removed from the days when missionaries traveled on "faith" (without pledged support) from places like Azusa Street, the Hebden Mission, and the Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute to the far ends

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