Pentecostals, healing and ecumenism.

From: International Review of Mission | Date: July 1, 2004| Author: Anderson, Allan | Copyright information

Abstract

The significant Pentecostal participation in the recent (2002-3) conferences on faith and healing in Ghana and Chile is placed within the historical context of Pentecostal ecumenical involvement throughout the history of Pentecostalism. Pentecostals have dialogued and cooperated with the ecumenical movement, with whom there has sometimes been an uneasy (and even hostile) relationship. However, Pentecostalism has not lived up to the high ecumenical ideals of its ...

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