After a host of spectacular missionary successes, pentecostals have now begun to analyze their missiological, theological, political, and ecumenical implications. This collection of essays from scholars in th US, Latin America, Africa, and Europe offers an unprecedented mix of pentecostal theology and mission practice. Russell P. Spittler calls the book ''virtually a manifesto for pentecostal missions in the nineties . . . th fullest and finest missiological treatise originating withi classical pentecostalism to date.'
