Following cultic deaths of 900, independent Christian groups in Uganda come under a cloud of mistrust and fear.

Some say speaking in tongues is proof of 'baptism in the Holy Spirit.' Are those who haven't spoken in tongues without the Holy Spirit?—Renea Chastain, Phoenix, Arizona

Though critics question his theology, this fiery preacher packs arenas with a message of emotional healing.

How one Pentecostal pastor taught his Congregation to love Mormons.

Pentecostal leader says government 'ineffective,' selfish.

What scoffers viewed as a weird babble of tongues became a world phenomenon after his Los Angeles revival.

To the Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches of North America:

At first, the gift of tongues meant one thing: Jesus was returning soon.

Globalization is changing how Christians do ministry.

The Pentecostal World Conference "offers Pentecostals an opportunity to be a unifying force in a divided world."

Pentecostals, Roman Catholics in long-standing talks to resolve conflicts, discover some commonalities.

A sampling of ecstatic experiences reported in different eras of church history

Little-known or remarkable facts about early Pentecostalism.

One Dangerous Religion

The story behind the Azusa Street revival, the most phenomenal event of twentieth-century Christianity.

The finished work controversy was Pentecostalism's first split

Racial harmony broke down, but the hope did not.

The Oneness movement pushed Pentecostals to organize