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Sociology of religion

Miller and Yamamori's term for Pentecostal churches that combine Spirit-filled worship with social service and community development.

In sociology of religion, progressive Pentecostalism refers to Miller and Yamamori's term for Pentecostal churches that combine Spirit-filled worship with social service and community development. This meaning comes from Miller (2007) in Global Pentecostalism.[1]

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  1. Miller, D. E., & Yamamori, T. (2007). Global Pentecostalism. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520251939

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