Spirit and power: the growth and global impact of Pentecostalism

Introduction: Pentecostalism as a global phenomenon / Donald E. Miller

Section 1. Pentecostal origins : from Azusa street to global networks. ch. 1. The emergence of a multidimensional global missionary movement : trends, patterns, and expressions / Allan H. Anderson

ch. 2. Launching a global movement : the role of Azusa street in Pentecostalism's growth and expansion / Cecil M. Robeck, Jr.

Section 2. Why is Pentecostalism growing? ch. 3. Spirited competition : Pentecostal success in Latin America's new religious marketplace / R. Andrew Chesnut

ch. 4. The growth and development of non-Catholic churches in Paraguay / Henri Gooren

Section 3. Pentecostalism and politics. ch. 5. Pentecostals and politics in Latin America : compromise or prophetic witness? / Paul Freston

ch. 6. Pentecostalism and democracy : is there a relationship? / Robert D. Woodberry

Section 4. Pentecostalism and social engagement. ch. 7. Pentecostals and the New World Order in El Salvador : separating, consuming, and engaging / Timothy H. Wadkinds

ch.8. The metamorphosis of Nigerian Pentecostalism : from signs and wonders in the church to service and influence in society / Danny McCain

Section 5. Transnational Pentecostalism. ch. 9. Reconfiguring the global religious economy : the role of African Pentecostalism / Afe Adogame

ch. 10. Remittances and mission : transnational Latino Pentecostal ministry in Los Angeles / Juan Francisco Martínez

Section 6. Gendered Pentecostalism. ch. 11. Beautiful feet : women leaders and the shaping of global Pentecostalism / Estrelda Alexander

ch. 12. Constructing gender within global Pentecostalism : contrasting case studies in Colombia and South Africa / Katherine Attanasi

Section 7. Spirit/power. ch. 13. Gifts of the Spirit : reflections on Pentecostalism and its growth in Asia / William K. Kay

ch. 14. Prophecy, empowerment, and Godly love : the spirit factor in the growth of Pentecostalism / Margaret M. Poloma and Matthew T. Lee

Conclusion: Pentecostalism in global perspective / Richard Flory and Kimon H. Sargeant.