"A great read for anyone wanting to thnk about how to interpretcontemporary religious trends, and for those versed in Euro-American forms ofPentecostalism to consider how non-Western variations may challenge and expand thetheoretical repertoire on the subject." -- Religious StudiesReview "" -- African Studies Review Over thepast two decades, Latin American and African societies have experienced thephenomenal growth of Pentecostal movements. This book examines the subject fromdifferent perspectives, taking into consideration the important transnationalcharacter of such movements and their tendency to foster identities which transcendthe national and cultural context in which they begin. | 
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