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A Study of the Nias Revival in Indonesia

Theis Dermawan, Julia
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Indonesia
Niasan church
Repentance
Holy Spirit
Christianity
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Christian denominations
Pentecostal, Charismatic
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Holy Spirit
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Asian Christianity / Theologies
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"In the years between 1915 and 1940, the Niasan church in Indonesia rapidly grew. During this twenty-five year period, between the Golden Jubilee and the Diamond Jubilee, the number of baptized believers in Nias increased from about 20,000 to 135,000. The great revival movement that occurred in the island caused this phenomenal growth. Known as the Fangesa Dodo (“the Great Repentance”),1 it manifested a great conviction for and confession of sin."
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2003
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