E.g., Pettis, “Fourth Pentecost,” 252–53; Green, Thirty Years, 9–10. I suspect that I could have multiplied the accounts in this book many times over by sending a survey to hundreds of missionaries and/or ministers in particular parts of the world, though not all would have had time to respond. Nevertheless, the book probably contains sufficient accounts to make its point without reading like a dissertation. [125]. For Pentecostalism’s relevance
