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As East and West Met in God's Own Country

Pulikottil, Paulson
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Pentecostalism
Japan
churches
missions agencies
indigenous
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Intercultural and contextual theologies
Indigenous theologies
Christian denominations
Pentecostal, Charismatic
Global Church History and World Christianity
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Asian Christianity / Theologies
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"During 1920s in the Southern State of India called Kerala,1 Pentecostalism from the West had the opportunity to meet the home grown brand of Pentecostalism. This encounter has some significant lessons for Pentecostal churches and missions agencies, particularly in their relationship with native churches and organisations. This case study of the encounter between western Pentecostalism and the indigenous Pentecostalism also illustrate the use of insights from postcolonial theory and historiography."
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2002
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