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Randall. 1aMilton Keynes, England :bPaternoster,c2012. 4c©2012  a1 online resource (298 pages).  atextbtxt2rdacontent  acomputerbc2rdamedia  aonline resourcebcr2rdacarrier1 aStudies in Evangelical History and Thought  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed July 31, 2014).00tRationale --tObjectives --tOrigins and Emergence --tDevelopments: Ideological and Structural --tMethodology --tEarly Pentecostal Centres --tEngland in the Context of the British Isles --tReview of Associated Literature --tSunderland/Alexander Boddy --tBradford/Smith Wigglesworth --tBournemouth/William Oliver Hutchinson --tCroydon/Pastor Inchcombe --tSources and Perspectives --tPentecostalism and the Historical Record --tSource Materials and Qualitative Nature of this Study --gSection OnetOrigins and Emergence --tIntroduction --gSection 1.1tOverview of the Scale and Nature of the Emerging Movement --gSection 1.2tHistorical Locality -- Sunderland --tFormative Years and Pre-Pentecostal Ministry of the Rev. Alexander A. Boddy --tHealing, Holiness and Revival --tProblematic Emergence of Tongues in England --t"The Very Acme of All Conventions" --tRole of Cecil Polhill and the Formation of the Pentecostal Missionary Union --tAll Saints' and Pentecostal Involvement --gSection 1.3tHistorical Locality -- Bradford --tFormative Years and Pre-Pentecostal Ministry of Smith Wigglesworth --tHoliness and Healing -- the Origins of the Bowland Street Mission --tPentecostal Initiation and its Implications --tBradford Convention and an Uneasy Transition --gSection 1.4tHistorical Locality -- Bournemouth --tFormative Years and Pre-Pentecostal Ministry of William Oliver Hutchinson --tSingular Development for the British Pentecostal Movement --tHutchinson as a Prominent Figure in the Emerging Network --gSection 1.5tHistorical Locality -- Croydon --tCroydon's Holiness Mission --tIntroduction of the Pentecostal Message --tStable and Developing Mission --tConclusion --gSection TwotIdeological Developments --tIntroduction --tWhy Spirituality? --tHistorico-Thematic Approach --tChurchmanship --tTheological World-View --tHistoriography --gSection 2.1t"This Fiery Baptism": Pentecostal Initiation --tTongues and Pentecostal Initiation --tInitiation Narratives --tRelease of Spiritual Energy --tLocus of Divine-Human Convergence: The Waiting Meeting --gSection 2.2tTenor of Emerging Pentecostal Worship in England --tColourful Christianity in Britain --tEmotional Outbursts and Pentecostal Paroxysms in Sunderland --t"Good Under the Rubbish": Uses and Utilisation of Press and Other Reports --tControl Exercised in the Form of the "Visible Leader" --tTransatlantic Perspectives --tCorrectives Employed -- Sanity Enjoined --gSection 2.3tPentecostal Apocalypticism --tOverview --tPre-Millennial Paradigm --tDivine Imminence: Salient Ramifications --tPentecostal Development: The Latter Rain --tReaction to War-time Upheavals: Speculation Regarding Antichrist and World Events --tStrange Providences and Uncanny Phenomena --tPolhill and an Altered Eschatological Emphasis --gSection 2.4tPentecostal Revivalism -- Planned and Providential --tPostwar Prospects --tHeritage of Planned Revivalism --tRevivalist as Showman and Shaman -- Wigglesworth --tRevivalistic Planning and Showmanship of the Jeffreys Brothers --tShamanistic Proclivities of the Jeffreys Brothers --tPentecostal Re-enchantment of the World --gSection 2.5tPentecostal Otherworldliness --tIntroduction --tEmerging Pentecostals, Education, and the Spiritual Life --tBooks, Thought, and Modernity as Enemies of the Spiritual Life --tBaser Enemies Yet --tConclusion --tHistorico-Thematic Summary --tChurchmanship --tTheological World-View --tHistoriography --gSection ThreetStructural Developments --tIntroduction --gSection 3.1tEarly Conceptions and an Ecumenical Vision --gSection 3.2tOrganisation Disdained but Leadership Required --gSection 3.3tExertions of Censure and Power --tWilliam Oliver Hutchinson and the Apostolic Faith Connection --tMisses Elkington and Jones --tSuppression of Bracknell Teaching --tSmith Wigglesworth and Pentecostal Officialdom --gSection 3.4tImpetus Toward Another Form of Polity --tDecline of the Boddy/Polhill Axis --tA.E. Saxby --tParallel Trajectory to Structural Developments in North America --gSection 3.5tOutcomes for Pentecostal Localities --tSunderland --tBradford --tBournemouth --tCroydon --tConclusion --tConclusion --tBibliography --tPrimary Sources --tPeriodicals Consulted --tNewspaper Articles --tMinutes of the Pentecostal Missionary Union Council --tLetters and Personal Correspondence --tUnpublished Pamphlets and Manuscripts --tPublished Materials --tSecondary Sources --tBooks and Essays --tScholarly Articles --tUnpublished Dissertations --tUnpublished Papers --tInternet Sites.  aMaster record variable field(s) change: 050 0aPentecostalismzGreat BritainxHistoryy20th century. 0aGreat BritainxChurch historyy20th century. 4aGreat BritainxChurch historyy20th century. 4aPentecostalism. 7aRELIGIONxComparative Religion.2bisacsh 7aRELIGIONxEssays.2bisacsh 7aRELIGIONxReference.2bisacsh 7aPentecostalism.2fast0(OCoLC)fst01057199 7aGreat Britain.2fast0(OCoLC)fst01204623 7a1900-19992fast 4aElectronic books. 7aHistory2fast0(OCoLC)fst01411628 7aChurch history.2fast0(OCoLC)fst014116291 aRandall, Ian M.,eauthor of introduction, etc.08iPrint version:aWalsh, Timothy Bernard.t'To meet and satisfy a very hungry people' : the origins and fortunes of English Pentecostalism, 1907-1925.dMilton Keynes, England : Paternoster, ©2012hxxii, 268 pageskStudies in evangelical history and thought.z9781842275764 0aStudies in evangelical history and thought.403EBSCOhostuhttp://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=880596  aEBL - Ebook LibrarybEBLBnEBL3116619  aebrarybEBRYnebr10896961  aEBSCOhostbEBSCn880596  aYBP Library ServicesbYANKn12004890  a92bN$T  c55698d55698