Elective course

History and Development of Pentecostalism

Interim elective written from within the Pentecostal and Charismatic tradition.

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About the course

• Author: Dr. Wayne Cook
• Languages: English, Spanish, and French.
• Units: 10
• Counts toward: Certificate of Ministry; Associate of Divinity; Master of Theology (Th.M.); Master of Divinity (M.Div.). These are internal ministry recognitions, not official degrees.

Units

1. 1. Unit 1 - What Is Pentecostalism? Definitions, Sources, and the Shape of the Story
2. 2. Unit 2 - Roots: Wesley, the Holiness Movement, Keswick, and Divine Healing (1739-1900)
3. 3. Unit 3 - Topeka, Azusa Street, and Simultaneous Outpourings (1901-1910): Mukti (India), Wales, Chile
4. 4. Unit 4 - Forming Denominations: Holiness Pentecostals, the "Finished Work," and the Oneness Division (1906-1930)
5. 5. Unit 5 - Race, Women, and the Early Pentecostal Community
6. 6. Unit 6 - Pentecostalism in Latin America: Chile, Brazil, Mexico, Central America
7. 7. Unit 7 - Africa: Prophets, Independent Churches, Classical Missions, and New Pentecostal Churches
8. 8. Unit 8 - Asia: India, Korea, China, and Southeast Asia
9. 9. Unit 9 - The Charismatic Renewal, the Third Wave, and Neo-Charismatic Networks
10. 10. Unit 10 - Pentecostalism Today: Growth, Prosperity Debates, Ecumenism, and Future Questions