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	United Pentecostal Church International
		The United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI) has been among the fastest growing denominations in North America since it was formed in 1945 by the merger of the Pentecostal Church, Incorporated, and the Pentecostal Assemblies of Jesus Christ...
		Holiness involves both the inner man and the outer man (I Corinthians 6:19-20; I Thessalonians 5:23).
		He was a deacon in a fashionable church, but he did not believe in the Pentecostal doctrine relative to the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
	www.upci.org /doctrine (0 words)

	IPHC Brief History Introduction
		One of the most significant developments in recent Christianity is the appearance of many pentecostal denominations throughout the world during the past century.
		The character of the church is to be seen in its name, which places it astride two major revival movements: the holiness revival of the late nineteenth century, and the pentecostal revival of the twentieth century.
		The fundamental faith of the church is that God's power to redeem man and society is resident in Jesus Christ, Son of the Father, who sent the Holy Spirit into the world as the Agent of salvation.
	arc.iphc.org /history/hisintro.html (0 words)

	United Pentecostal Church International
		From 617 churches listed in 1946, the UPCI in North America (United States and Canada) today lists 4,358 churches (which includes 4099 autonomous and 258 daughter works), 9,085 ministers, and reports a Sunday School attendance of 646,304.
		It embraces the Pentecostal view that speaking in tongues is the initial sign of receiving the Holy Spirit.
		The UPCI holds a fundamental view of the Bible: "The Bible is the only God-given authority which man possesses; therefore all doctrine, faith, hope, and all instructions for the church must be based upon and harmonize with the Bible" (Manual of the United Pentecostal Church, 19).
	www.upci.org /about.asp (0 words)

	International Pentecostal Holiness Church
		As a result, the church grows, new churches are planted, and we are successful in closing the “back door” - keeping most of those we win through evangelism efforts.
		The International Pentecostal Holiness churches in Spain use the G-12 (Government of 12) disciple-making plan.
		In another church, a student in the school of leadership was assigned to write a letter to her family asking forgiveness for the suffering that she had caused them.
	www.iphc.org /d3/berry_prn.html (686 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Church of God (Cleveland)
		Tomlinson, a former Quaker, united with the church at Camp Creek in 1903, and was selected to pastor the congregation.
		The Church of God (Charleston, Tennessee) is a pentecostal holiness body of Christians with roots in the holiness movement among Baptists in the late 19th century.
		The Church of God with Signs Following is the name applied to Pentecostal holiness churches that engage in the practice of snake handling and drinking poison in their religious worship services, based on Mark 16:17-18.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Church-of-God-%28Cleveland%29 (1936 words)

	CHRISTIANITY: THE PENTECOSTAL FAMILY
		Pentecostalism is a highly fragmented family within Christianity; one source lists 177 separate denominations.
		Pentecostalism is a relatively modern branch of Christianity.
		One of Parham's students, an African-American named William Seymour started a home church in Los Angeles CA which was attended by members of the two Baptist churches and one Holiness church in that city.
	www.religioustolerance.org /chr_pent.htm (1443 words)

	The Holiness and Pentecostal Churches: Emerging from Cultural Isolation
		Holiness churches, largely a product of the Methodist tradition, follow those who in the ethos of the 19th century camp meeting preserved a variation of the Wesleyan doctrine of “Christian perfection,” emphasizing a postconversion experience of “entire sanctification.” Distinctly “Holiness” churches do not speak in tongues; they are among the sharpest critics of the practice.
		Pentecostal churches teach that Pentecost is a repeatable experience available to Christians in all ages and usually that its appropriation is “evidenced” by speaking in tongues.
		Holiness and Pentecostal folk are busily engaged in creating all those agencies and patterns of church life that their maverick forebears found too confining.
	www.religion-online.org /showarticle.asp?title=1248 (4830 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Pentecostalism
		Most Pentecostals are taught or teach that the history of the Holy Spirit expressed among the Pentecostal tradition began with Charles Parham in Topeka, Kansas and/or at the Azusa revival led by William J. Seymour.
		However, among most American Pentecostal denominations, it is believed that the "initial evidence" of Spirit baptism is the manifestation of glossolalia or what is commonly referred to as speaking in tongues but there are also those that believe that any number of charismata may evidence the baptism.
		It is almost universally agreed upon by Pentecostals that "speaking in tongues" is a miraculous act in which a believer, with the aid of the Holy Spirit, speaks in a language without having knowledge of it.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/penta.html (1788 words)

	Southwestern Christian University
		The International Pentecostal Holiness Church in 1946 established the Southwestern Bible College to train men and women for church leadership.
		It adjoins the Research and Development Center of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church allowing for interchange with the church leadership on academic, professional and social levels.
		SCU is a Christian institution of higher education in the holiness, Pentecostal, and charismatic traditions, whose mission is to provide Christ-centered curricula in the arts and sciences, Biblical/Theological studies, and professional disciplines.
	www.oklahomacounty.org /district2/SouthwesternChristianUniversity.asp (148 words)

	Church of the Nazarene - Turning Points
		The Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene now exists in most areas of the United States and in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.
		The Woman’s Missionary Society was authorized in 1915 as an auxiliary of the church.
		The Maranatha Church of the Nazarene in Paramus, N.J., typifies the outreach to hippie culture.
	www.nazarene.org /ministries/administration/archives/history/turn/display.aspx (1009 words)

	GOD is4 UK Ministries \| London England IPHC Evangelism Ministry
		GODis4UK Ministries is a Global Outreach Ministry of Christian Life International Church, Salem, Virginia under the leadership of Pastor David Tuell.
		From July 2002 through October 2004, we lived in Crewe, England where we worked with a team of FIRE graduates.
		We worked with a Spirit filled church, West Street Baptist.
	www.godis4uk.org (208 words)

	How the Azusa Doctrine of Spirit Baptism Shaped American Pentecostalism
		Pentecostal studies were added to the curriculum of universities — Harvard, Cambridge, the University of Amsterdam, the University of South Africa, and Trinity College (Singapore) — where previously such courses were unheard of — increasingly clear that informed theologians can no longer make the Holy Spirit a mere addendum to their systems.
		Pentecostals who are true to their Azusa roots ask why there is a tendency to play down the marks of holiness and apostolicity.
		For generations Holiness Pentecostals were known for the fervency of their faith, and their complete resolve to hold tenaciously to common beliefs in the face of opposition.
	enrichmentjournal.ag.org /200602/200602_078_AzusaDoctrine.cfm (5451 words)

	History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		These meetings led to the organization of the Pentecostal Holiness Church in 1898 with strong ties to holiness teaching and multiracial fellowship.
		The church building was built on the lot and the group moved to the new location.
		Church members, friends, and the community worked together to construct the church building.
	www.cphc.org /history.htm (396 words)

	Pentecostal holiness church - Stedman Pentecostal Holiness Church - Stedman, NC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pentecostal holiness church - Stedman Pentecostal Holiness Church - Stedman, NC Pentecostal holiness church
		Shiloh Pentecostal Holiness Church is a growing community of Christian believers committed to the Lordship of Jesus and the authority of the Word of God.
		Stedman Pentecostal Holiness Church - Stedman, NC The Stedman Church is a fellowship of Pentecostal Holiness believers dedicated to God, church, family, and community.
	indexessite.com /idst/pentecostal-holiness-church.html (1049 words)

	Assemblies of God News Online
		The meeting was held in conjunction with the 19th Pentecostal World Conference, which took place in Los Angeles, May 29-31, 2001, at the Los Angeles Airport Hilton Hotel and the Crenshaw Christian Center, of which the PCCNA was the host sponsor.
		On October 17-19, 1994, leaders from Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches across North America gathered in Memphis, Tenn., in sincere repentance and forgiveness, seeking to overcome racism, sexism and classism in the Body of Christ.
		The purpose of the PCCNA is to provide a framework for fellowship, dialogue and cooperation among the Pentecostal and Charismatic denominations, churches and ministries in North America.
	www.ag.org /top/news/news_article_template.cfm?ArticleID=5504&NamedFormatID=2001Article&SearchDepartment=01-140&SearchSubject=Pentecostal/Charismatic%20Churches%20of%20North%20America&SearchStartDate=1/1/1900&SearchMaxRows=6&SearchMaxRecordCount=2&SearchParameters=Pentecostal/Charismatic%20Churches%20of%20North%20America&SearchType=ExactMatch_SearchSubject (413 words)

	SPAZTICgraphics » Blog Archive » Holiness Manifesto
		Churches need a clear, compelling message that will replace the ‘holy grail’ of methods as the focus of our mission.
		They are embarrassed by the corporate mentality of churches that defend parts of the gospel as if it were their own.
		Holiness is both gift and response, renewing and transforming, personal and communal, ethical and missional.
	spazticgraphics.com /?p=182 (1271 words)

	Mississippi District UPCI (Raymond,MS)
		From 617 churches listed in 1946, the UPCI in North America (United States and Canada) today lists 4,142 churches, 8,801 ministers, and reports a Sunday School attendance of 498,903.
		Moreover, it is also located in 170 other nations with 22,881 licensed ministers, 28,351 churches and meeting places, 571 missionaries, and a foreign constituency of over 3 million, making a total worldwide constituency of more than 4,036,945.
		Among its endorsed institutions are seven Bible colleges, a children's home, a residency for troubled young men, ministries to those addicted to alcohol and other drugs, a chaplaincy for prisoners, and it endorses chaplains to the military.
	www.msupci.com /history.html (714 words)

	SWCU - Campus Information
		The campus of SCU adjoins the Research and Development Center of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church, the university's parent body.
		Here is flown the flag of every nation in which the Pentecostal Holiness Church has a missionary.
		This section of the collection is comprised of books by Pentecostal authors and periodicals published by various Pentecostal publishing houses.
	www.swcu.edu /campustour (481 words)

	General Information
		No researcher is permitted to use the resources of the IPHC Archives to compile or update any mailing list or directory without first obtaining the written permission of the general superintendent of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church.
		Such use of any published or unpublished materials in the IPHC Archives is restricted when the well being of friends and members of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church who are located in potentially hostile political environments might be jeopardized.
		Should the researcher encounter any unpublished material in the IPHC Archives having regard to any private, personal, or ethical misconduct, then the researcher shall not be permitted to use this material without first obtaining the written permission of the general superintendent of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church.
	www.pctii.org /arc/general.html (0 words)

	International Pentecostal Holiness Church
		Youth Quest is the National Youth Ministry of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church.
		CE assists the local church in producing youth in ministry, not providing ministry to youth.
		The mentality of 'never do anything for young people they can learn to do themselves' is a time-tested model that still works.
	www.nnym.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=coopmins.view&CmID=89 (101 words)

	Tomlinson
		Later on, Tomlinson became affiliated with holiness group in Western North Carolina, which ultimately became the Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.); the group had originally formed in 1886 as the Christian Union.
		There he studied at Sandford’s “Holy Ghost and Us” Bible school, was baptized in water for the third time, and joined Sandford’s organization, which saw itself as the restoration of God’s church at the end of the Gentile age.
		After years of searching and seeking God, this man of vision, passion and ability found a home among the Holiness Church at Camp Creek—convinced that they were the Church of God of the Bible.
	www.fwselijah.com /tomlinso.htm (1724 words)

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	Fire-Baptized Holiness Church
		The Fire-Baptized Holiness Church of God of the Americas is a Pentecostal church with a largely African-American membership (about 160 congregations in the US, 15 in Jamaica, and one each in Canada, the UK, and the US Virgin Islands).
		The church began in 1908 as the Colored Fire-Baptized Holiness Church, when African-Americans separated from the previously integrated Fire-Baptized Church established 10 years earlier.
		The Colored Fire-Baptized Holiness church changed its name to the current one, Fire-Baptized Holiness Church of God of the Americas, in 1926.
	flagspot.net /flags/rel-fbhc.html (665 words)

	Pentecostal/Charismatic Bible Schools - The Pneuma Foundation
		Kingswell Theological Seminary "Equipping leaders to be thoughful and reflective bearers of the Spirit for the twenty-first century church." Formerly Kingdom Divinity Bible Institute of Practical Ministry.
		Western Pentecostal Bible College owned and operated by the B.C. & Yukon District of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada for the purpose of training to the Christian ministry.
		Theological College New Theological College is an interdenominational, evangelical and charismatic educational institution committed to the proclamation of the Gospel in the power of the Holy Spirit.
	www.pneumafoundation.org /links_schools.jsp (5131 words)

	Holiness Movement
		Wesley was convinced the true holiness is an attitude, a love for God, not how much sin you do or righteousness you do.
		All Holiness Churches are Trinitarian, Arminian (free will, not Calvinist), teach Entire Sanctification (you can be sinless in this life), sin is willful disobedience as opposed to just missing the mark.
		Holiness, Banned activities: dance, alcohol, smoking, playing cards, theater, marring unbelievers, can't ware short sleeve shirts or ties, divorcing your current spouse to remarry your fist spouse is encouraged.
	www.biblefacts.org /history/denom/holiness.html (272 words)

	Monument And Wreath Laying Honors Azusa Street East Revival
		Bishop D. Chris Thompson of the North Carolina Conference of International Pentecostal Holiness Church moderates the dedication of the Azusa Street Revival Monument.
		Bishop Chris Thompson of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church said the obelisk-shaped monument dedicated yesterday points toward God and has inscriptions printed on four sides, representing the Spirit that is received from God and how the Pentecostal message spreads to the four corners of the earth.
		The church is near the original site of the Dunn revival, which was held at the corner of Pope Street and Wilson Avenue.
	www.dunndailyrecord.com /main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSectionID=1&ArticleID=83690&TM=44154.62 (751 words)

	Angeles Church Los Pentecostal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Church, a new organization, occurred on September 25, 1945, but the roots of its beginning go back to a Pentecostal camp meeting in 1913 located just outside Los Angeles,...
		By Dr. Vinson Synan The Pentecostal Holiness Church The Pentecostal Holiness was organized as a Holiness denomination several years before the Pentecostal movement began in the United States.
		Bishop Charles E. Blake, West Angeles Church of God in Christ is a respected and dynamic preacher, a world class leader, a visionary, a beloved friend, and mentor to many.
	www.hermosabeachcoc.com /HBCOCTEWEB/2/church69.html (625 words)

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