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Which of the following best describes Noel Perkin's qualifications for the position of missions secretary?
Which of the following best describes Noel Perkin's qualifications for the position of missions secretary?
- Teaching experience as a professor of missiology
- Warm personality and experience in pastoral counseling
- Successful and increasingly responsible administrative experience at the district level
- Financial and business experience coupled with pastoral and missionary experience (correct)
Identify the focus of Article 6 of the Constitution that was adopted in 1927.
Identify the focus of Article 6 of the Constitution that was adopted in 1927.
- Provision was made for the recall of missionaries in the event or threat of war.
- The Division of Foreign Missions (DFM) was established.
- One committee, referred to as the Foreign Missions Committee, was given responsibility for both home and foreign missions. (correct)
- Two separate committees were formed: one for home missions and one for foreign missions.
Identify a policy that was specifically spelled out in the 1931 Missionary Manual.
Identify a policy that was specifically spelled out in the 1931 Missionary Manual.
- The qualifications for field directors and area directors
- The requirement that missionaries be financially responsible for medical care whether on the field or in the U.S.
- The optional equipment that could be included in the purchase of a Speed the Light vehicle
- Regulations regarding distribution of funds to other missionaries and nationals (correct)
Identify a major problem that missionaries encountered in organizing indigenous churches.
Identify a major problem that missionaries encountered in organizing indigenous churches.
Which statement best describes church government in the early (1930) indigenous churches?
Which statement best describes church government in the early (1930) indigenous churches?
Which statement best describes the response of Assemblies of God missions to World War II?
Which statement best describes the response of Assemblies of God missions to World War II?
Identify the shift in missions emphasis that occurred as a result of the broader interpretation of Matthew 24:14.
Identify the shift in missions emphasis that occurred as a result of the broader interpretation of Matthew 24:14.
Identify an opportunity that was available for missionaries in 1957 (which was not available in 1943).
Identify an opportunity that was available for missionaries in 1957 (which was not available in 1943).
Which of the following was NOT used by the Foreign Missions Department to promote missions?
Which of the following was NOT used by the Foreign Missions Department to promote missions?
Which of the following was required of missionary appointees in 1959?
Which of the following was required of missionary appointees in 1959?
Which statement best defines the term restorationism?
Which statement best defines the term restorationism?
Which of the following best summarizes J. Philip Hogan's statement regarding the heart of modern missions?
Which of the following best summarizes J. Philip Hogan's statement regarding the heart of modern missions?
Which phrase best defines the term itineration as it is used in Assemblies of God missions?
Which phrase best defines the term itineration as it is used in Assemblies of God missions?
J. Philip Hogan's messages to missionaries included a strong encouragement to:
J. Philip Hogan's messages to missionaries included a strong encouragement to:
Why was it especially important that missions education take place in the local church?
Why was it especially important that missions education take place in the local church?
Which phrase best describes a missionary Faith Promise?
Which phrase best describes a missionary Faith Promise?
Which of the following is identified as a benefit of literature in evangelism?
Which of the following is identified as a benefit of literature in evangelism?
Which organization provides vehicles and equipment for missionaries?
Which organization provides vehicles and equipment for missionaries?
Why did there continue to be a need for a clearly stated Pentecostal missiology?
Why did there continue to be a need for a clearly stated Pentecostal missiology?
Identify the organization that provided a forum and venue for missiological study.
Identify the organization that provided a forum and venue for missiological study.
What development had taken place by the fourth century?
What development had taken place by the fourth century?
What is meant by the term 'the double cure'?
What is meant by the term 'the double cure'?
Regarding divine healing, how was the nineteenth-century holiness movement characterized?
Regarding divine healing, how was the nineteenth-century holiness movement characterized?
Charles F. Parham is associated with which of the following?
Charles F. Parham is associated with which of the following?
Which of the following was a significant theological issue, over which Pentecostal groups parted company?
Which of the following was a significant theological issue, over which Pentecostal groups parted company?
Which statement best describes the occurrence of revival as the twentieth century approached?
Which statement best describes the occurrence of revival as the twentieth century approached?
At the turn of the century, speech in tongues was understood to be:
At the turn of the century, speech in tongues was understood to be:
What was the contribution of William Seymour to the Pentecostal Movement?
What was the contribution of William Seymour to the Pentecostal Movement?
Who of the following persons was known for her work in India with Pandita Ramabai?
Who of the following persons was known for her work in India with Pandita Ramabai?
Which of the following best describes the term 'faith-life'?
Which of the following best describes the term 'faith-life'?
Which statement best describes a motivation to move from spiritual unity to limited organizational unity?
Which statement best describes a motivation to move from spiritual unity to limited organizational unity?
Which statement best describes the outcome of the Hot Springs convention?
Which statement best describes the outcome of the Hot Springs convention?
Why was the name 'The Assemblies of God' selected?
Why was the name 'The Assemblies of God' selected?
What was the position of the first General Council with regard to the ordination of women?
What was the position of the first General Council with regard to the ordination of women?
What is generally regarded as the explanation for the growth of the Pentecostal Movement in the twentieth century?
What is generally regarded as the explanation for the growth of the Pentecostal Movement in the twentieth century?
Which best describes the difficulties faced by church planters around the time of the second General Council (1914)?
Which best describes the difficulties faced by church planters around the time of the second General Council (1914)?
Which statement best describes one of the many strong motivations for early Pentecostal preachers?
Which statement best describes one of the many strong motivations for early Pentecostal preachers?
In what way were many of the early preachers trained for the ministry?
In what way were many of the early preachers trained for the ministry?
Name the husband and wife team that held services in an old saloon and from those beginnings established six new churches within eighteen months.
Name the husband and wife team that held services in an old saloon and from those beginnings established six new churches within eighteen months.
Which of the following best explains the effectiveness of Aimee Semple McPherson's ministry in the 1920s?
Which of the following best explains the effectiveness of Aimee Semple McPherson's ministry in the 1920s?
What evidence is there that organization in the Assemblies of God was effective in helping people to follow the Spirit?
What evidence is there that organization in the Assemblies of God was effective in helping people to follow the Spirit?
What did World War II bring to light regarding the educational levels in the Assemblies of God?
What did World War II bring to light regarding the educational levels in the Assemblies of God?
How were early Bible schools supported financially?
How were early Bible schools supported financially?
What kind of literature was printed by the Gospel Publishing House?
What kind of literature was printed by the Gospel Publishing House?
What organization was established as a result of Assemblies of God membership in the NAE?
What organization was established as a result of Assemblies of God membership in the NAE?
Which statement best describes the typical Pentecostal ministerial training school (1928-1947)?
Which statement best describes the typical Pentecostal ministerial training school (1928-1947)?
Which of the following is regarded as a major contribution of Noel Perkin during his term as missionary secretary?
Which of the following is regarded as a major contribution of Noel Perkin during his term as missionary secretary?
Which of the following women ministers remained in Tokyo, Japan, during WWII and stayed on after the war to be an Assemblies of God representative to the Allied powers?
Which of the following women ministers remained in Tokyo, Japan, during WWII and stayed on after the war to be an Assemblies of God representative to the Allied powers?
Which statement best describes the goal held in common by students and faculty members in the early Bible institutes?
Which statement best describes the goal held in common by students and faculty members in the early Bible institutes?
What word best describes a mentor?
What word best describes a mentor?
In what way did General Superintendent Thomas Zimmerman respond to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon charismatic believers? (Select all that apply)
In what way did General Superintendent Thomas Zimmerman respond to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon charismatic believers? (Select all that apply)
What is the special role of the Commission on Doctrinal Purity?
What is the special role of the Commission on Doctrinal Purity?
Which of the following was a view generally held by the New Order of the Latter Rain?
Which of the following was a view generally held by the New Order of the Latter Rain?
Identify a significant factor that resulted in the Swaggart and Bakker scandals.
Identify a significant factor that resulted in the Swaggart and Bakker scandals.
In what way did prosperity affect traditional holiness standards?
In what way did prosperity affect traditional holiness standards?
Which statement best describes the growth rate of converts, new churches, and ordinations in the 1950s and 1960s?
Which statement best describes the growth rate of converts, new churches, and ordinations in the 1950s and 1960s?
What weekly, printed publication served as the official voice of the Fellowship for more than one hundred years?
What weekly, printed publication served as the official voice of the Fellowship for more than one hundred years?
What influenced the General Council to officially condemn racial discrimination?
What influenced the General Council to officially condemn racial discrimination?
What is notable about how G. Raymond Carlson and other leaders guided the denomination through the dark days of scandal in the 1980s?
What is notable about how G. Raymond Carlson and other leaders guided the denomination through the dark days of scandal in the 1980s?
Which of the following is identified in the text as a danger in high profile ministries?
Which of the following is identified in the text as a danger in high profile ministries?
Which statement best characterizes the ministry of David du Plessis?
Which statement best characterizes the ministry of David du Plessis?
Who was the dedicated college professor who counseled engaged students because he wanted them to enjoy an enduring marriage?
Who was the dedicated college professor who counseled engaged students because he wanted them to enjoy an enduring marriage?
What methods were most often used in the passing of the spiritual heritage to the next generation?
What methods were most often used in the passing of the spiritual heritage to the next generation?
Stanley Horton was best known for his service in what role?
Stanley Horton was best known for his service in what role?
Identify a component of strategic planning that contributed to success in missions.
Identify a component of strategic planning that contributed to success in missions.
What question best describes the Mary and Martha problem?
What question best describes the Mary and Martha problem?
Which individual has been identified as an activist in Assemblies of God ministry?
Which individual has been identified as an activist in Assemblies of God ministry?
Among the concerns for AG leaders in the decade at the beginning of the twenty-first century were an aging clergy, adherents having uncertainties, and
Among the concerns for AG leaders in the decade at the beginning of the twenty-first century were an aging clergy, adherents having uncertainties, and
Name the highly successful Assemblies of God radio outreach that was broadcast for forty-two years.
Name the highly successful Assemblies of God radio outreach that was broadcast for forty-two years.
George O. Wood's five core values include proclaiming Christ, investing in the next generation, planting churches and revitalizing existing ones, and
George O. Wood's five core values include proclaiming Christ, investing in the next generation, planting churches and revitalizing existing ones, and
What feature of Pentecostal worship took the place of the formal reading of a creed?
What feature of Pentecostal worship took the place of the formal reading of a creed?
The goal of the Church Transformation Initiative is to
The goal of the Church Transformation Initiative is to
Identify a significant change in the General Council organization that took place at the 1971 General Council (in Kansas City).
Identify a significant change in the General Council organization that took place at the 1971 General Council (in Kansas City).
Project Rescue
Project Rescue
The four positions that were added to the Executive Presbytery were for (1) a minister under 40, (2) an ordained female, (3) a minister from a third language area, and (4)
The four positions that were added to the Executive Presbytery were for (1) a minister under 40, (2) an ordained female, (3) a minister from a third language area, and (4)
The Network of Women Ministers exists to:
The Network of Women Ministers exists to:
The fourth reason for being of the Assemblies of God is
The fourth reason for being of the Assemblies of God is
The three questions to ask regarding a revival are (1) Is Jesus Christ exalted? (2) Is the Word of God proclaimed? and (3)
The three questions to ask regarding a revival are (1) Is Jesus Christ exalted? (2) Is the Word of God proclaimed? and (3)
What is one of the three realities that George Wood identified as needing to be overcome if we are to reach evangelistic goals?
What is one of the three realities that George Wood identified as needing to be overcome if we are to reach evangelistic goals?
Who are religious nones?
Who are religious nones?
In addition to hindering overseas travel, what effect did the First World War have on missionary efforts?
In addition to hindering overseas travel, what effect did the First World War have on missionary efforts?
The term missiology is best defined by which of the following?
The term missiology is best defined by which of the following?
Which phrase or sentence best defines the indigenous principle?
Which phrase or sentence best defines the indigenous principle?
The belief in postmillennialism had what effect on missionary philosophy?
The belief in postmillennialism had what effect on missionary philosophy?
In what way did the idea of comity affect missions strategy?
In what way did the idea of comity affect missions strategy?
In a significant article, what emphasis did J. Roswell Flower place on the baptism in the Holy Spirit?
In a significant article, what emphasis did J. Roswell Flower place on the baptism in the Holy Spirit?
Identify a common factor that characterized the Pentecostal revivals in the United States and in other countries.
Identify a common factor that characterized the Pentecostal revivals in the United States and in other countries.
Identify a problem that was encountered in the administration of early Assemblies of God missions programs.
Identify a problem that was encountered in the administration of early Assemblies of God missions programs.
What statement best describes E. N. Bell's missionary policy?
What statement best describes E. N. Bell's missionary policy?
Name an important institution that came from the Pentecostal revival in North Bergen, New Jersey.
Name an important institution that came from the Pentecostal revival in North Bergen, New Jersey.
Which of the following is a characteristic of Assemblies of God missionaries in the early years?
Which of the following is a characteristic of Assemblies of God missionaries in the early years?
Which statement best describes the type of missionary training that was available at Central Bible Institute during the early years (1914-1926)?
Which statement best describes the type of missionary training that was available at Central Bible Institute during the early years (1914-1926)?
What specific belief motivated many early missionaries to endure the hardships of missionary work?
What specific belief motivated many early missionaries to endure the hardships of missionary work?
What distinction was made between male and female missionaries prior to 1920?
What distinction was made between male and female missionaries prior to 1920?
Which of the following is identified in the text as a function of ministry?
Which of the following is identified in the text as a function of ministry?
What was decided on by the 1915 General Council for the administration of Assemblies of God missions?
What was decided on by the 1915 General Council for the administration of Assemblies of God missions?
What method was used to demonstrate financial integrity in missions giving?
What method was used to demonstrate financial integrity in missions giving?
How did missionary policy change under the administration of J. Roswell Flower?
How did missionary policy change under the administration of J. Roswell Flower?
Identify a recommendation of the Second Missionary Conference (1918).
Identify a recommendation of the Second Missionary Conference (1918).
Which statement best describes the relationship of the (American) General Council with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada?
Which statement best describes the relationship of the (American) General Council with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada?
Study Notes
Development of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
- By the fourth century, theological discussions shifted towards Christ's nature and the Trinity, rather than actively seeking the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
The Double Cure Explained
- The term refers to entire sanctification, representing an instantaneous purification following conversion.
Nineteenth-Century Holiness Movement
- The movement served as a haven for those who embraced divine healing teachings.
Charles F. Parham's Contributions
- He proposed that speaking in tongues serves as evidence of Spirit baptism.
Key Theological Issues in Pentecostalism
- Disagreements regarding the Godhead and the Trinity led to divisions among Pentecostal groups.
Revival Occurrences in the Early 1900s
- Turn-of-the-century revivals proliferated globally, seen notably in Australia and Wales.
Understanding Speech in Tongues
- Speaking in tongues was understood as modern foreign languages intended for global gospel preaching.
William Seymour's Role
- He was the leader at the Azusa Street Revival, where notable spiritual manifestations emerged.
Contribution of Minnie Abrams
- Recognized for her work with Pandita Ramabai in India and her influential book on the Holy Spirit.
Definition of Faith-Life in Missions
- The faith-life refers to missionary efforts often carried out without reliable financial backing.
Motivations for Limited Organizational Unity
- Encouragement for local congregations to charter under legal names was a primary motivation for unity.
Outcome of the Hot Springs Convention
- Delegates approved a corporate name, strengthening organizational identity through four days of collaborative prayer.
Meaning Behind the Assemblies of God Name
- The name corresponds to the scripture term "general assembly and church of the firstborn," emphasizing biblical significance.
First General Council's Stance on Women Ordination
- Women could be ordained as missionaries and evangelists but not as pastors, reflecting early church views on gender roles.
Factors in the Growth of the Pentecostal Movement
- The willingness of Pentecostal people to adopt diverse methods for evangelism is credited for significant growth.
Challenges for Early Church Planters
- Lack of finances and adequate facilities presented major obstacles for church growth post-1914.
Motivations of Early Pentecostal Preachers
- Many were driven by an eschatological urgency, believing in the imminent return of Jesus.
Training of Early Ministers
- Early preachers often received training through one-on-one mentorship rather than formal institutions.
Significant Church Plants by Marcus and Ethyl Musick
- They established six new churches from their initial services held in an old saloon.
Aimee Semple McPherson's Impact
- Her effectiveness stemmed from understanding American culture, using it as a bridge for the gospel.
Organization's Role in Spiritual Guidance
- The Assemblies of God effectively helped nurture new ministries, demonstrating successful organizational influence.
Educational Insights from World War II
- Many Assemblies of God pastors did not meet the educational requirements to serve as military chaplains.
Financial Support of Early Bible Schools
- Work-study programs were commonly utilized for financial support of early Bible institutes.
Literature from the Gospel Publishing House
- The house produced doctrinal manuals and songbooks to support theological education and worship.
Role of Assemblies of God in NAE
- Membership in the National Association of Evangelicals led to the establishment of the Pentecostal Fellowship of North America.
Structure of Ministerial Training (1928-1947)
- Training involved a combination of biblical study, practical ministry experience, and chores rather than traditional academic approaches.
Noel Perkin's Contributions
- He is remembered for developing a missionary philosophy and manual during his tenure as missionary secretary.
Jessie Wengler's Missionary Efforts
- Remained in Tokyo during WWII and served as an Assemblies of God representative post-war.
Common Goals Among Early Bible Institute Participants
- A shared commitment to evangelizing the world until the return of Jesus emphasized the urgency of their mission.
Definition and Role of a Mentor
- A mentor in this context is viewed primarily as a model for younger ministers.
Views of the New Order of the Latter Rain
- There was a belief in restoring apostles and prophets to local church leadership as part of their vision.
Effects of Prosperity on Holiness Standards
- There was a noticeable decline in legalistic standards previously enforced by churches, reflecting changing attitudes towards holiness.
Growth Trends in the 1950s and 1960s
- The period saw a growth surge primarily among Hispanic districts, while other areas did not experience similar growth rates.
Racial Discrimination Condemnation Influences
- The Assemblies of God Council's embarrassment over a prominent minister's racial inclusiveness prompted a formal condemnation of racial discrimination.
David du Plessis's Ministry
- He successfully represented Pentecostalism in ecumenical settings, advocating for Pentecostal beliefs among diverse church bodies.
Effective Transference of Spiritual Heritage
- The practice of mentoring was a key method for passing on spiritual legacy to future generations.
Strategic Planning in Missions
- Focus on training nationals and building indigenous churches was critical for successful mission efforts.
Mary and Martha Problem Inquiry
- It poses the question of balancing fruitful ministry with the need for restful worship.
Popular Assemblies of God Radio Outreach
- "Revivaltime" gained notoriety as a successful radio program that aired for over four decades.
Pentecostal Worship Practices
- Gospel songs that reinforce core gospel truths replaced formal creed recitations in worship settings.
Changes in General Council Organization (1971)
- The retention of one assistant general superintendent alongside the executive director notably altered the leadership structure.
Thomas Zimmerman's Response to Charismatic Renewal
- He viewed the charismatic movement as a divine remedy balancing liberalism and humanism in contemporary society.
Commission on Doctrinal Purity's Function
- The Commission prepares position papers on doctrinal issues pertinent to the Assemblies of God tradition.
Swaggart and Bakker Scandals Factors
- The scandals are attributed to both individuals engaging in unsound financial practices and the influence of worldly approval on ministry spirituality.### Assemblies of God and Related Entities
- Both ministries functioned as privately owned corporations, not subject to General Council oversight.
Official Publications
- The Pentecostal Evangel served as the official voice of the Fellowship for over a century.
Leadership during Scandals
- G. Raymond Carlson was recognized for his unwavering commitment to integrity during the 1980s scandals.
High-Profile Ministries Concerns
- A significant risk in high-profile ministries is the refusal of counsel and accountability.
Influential Educators
- J. Bashford Bishop was a dedicated college professor who guided engaged students toward enduring marriage.
Notable Theologians
- Stanley Horton was prominent as a theologian and seminary professor.
Activists in Ministry
- Billie Davis has been recognized as an activist within the Assemblies of God ministry.
Early 21st Century Challenges
- AG leaders faced concerns including an aging clergy and the waning Pentecostal identity among local assemblies.
Core Values of Leadership
- George O. Wood emphasized values such as resourcing the Fellowship and praying for divine favor.
Church Transformation Initiative
- Aimed to assist churches with spiritual renewal and help them reach their full potential.
Project Rescue
- A ministry dedicated to aiding victims of human trafficking globally.
Executive Presbytery Changes
- New positions added included representatives for younger ministers, women, third-language ministers, and African-Americans.
Network of Women Ministers
- Focused on developing, mentoring, and resourcing women for vocational ministry.
Compassion in the Assemblies of God
- A core reason for the Assemblies of God is the demonstration of compassion.
Revival Indicators
- Key revival questions include the exaltation of Christ and individuals' repentance and baptism.
Addressing Evangelistic Challenges
- George Wood identified the reliance on outdated methods as a major barrier to meeting evangelistic goals.
Definition of Religious Nones
- Individuals with no religious affiliation are referred to as religious nones.
Impact of World War I on Missions
- The war prompted reflection on missionary methods, influencing strategies for evangelism.
Missiology Definition
- Missiology is defined as the study of missionary theory and strategy.
Indigenous Principle
- The indigenous principle is best encapsulated by the "three-self formula."
Postmillennialism's Impact
- Belief in postmillennialism shaped missionary philosophy to view preaching as a precursor to Christ's return.
Comity and Missions
- Comity involved allocating each missionary society specific areas of the world for their efforts.
Empowering Missionaries
- J. Roswell Flower highlighted that the baptism in the Holy Spirit increases willingness to serve globally.
Characteristics of Early Assemblies of God Missionaries
- Many early missionaries were trained at Bible institutes and often lacked formal education.
Central Bible Institute’s Missionary Training
- Early training focused on biblical preparation and spiritual life centered on missions.
Motivation for Hardship in Missions
- Early missionaries believed that spreading the gospel was essential for the return of Jesus.
Role of Female Missionaries Pre-1920
- Female missionaries faced restrictions and were not permitted to fulfill ministry functions.
Financial Integrity in Missions
- Financial accountability was ensured through printed reports of missions giving.
Changes to Missionary Policy
- Under J. Roswell Flower, there was a reassessment of missions, including a fact-finding tour to various fields.
Recommendations from the Second Missionary Conference
- Encouraged children to collect money for missions using wooden barrels.
Relationship with Canadian Pentecostals
- Due to legal necessities, the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada formed their own missions agency.
Noel Perkin's Qualification
- He possessed financial and business experience alongside pastoral and missionary expertise.
Mission Committee Structure (1927 Constitution)
- Established a single committee responsible for both home and foreign missions.
1931 Missionary Manual Policies
- Included regulations about the distribution of funds to other missionaries and national leaders.
Challenges in Organizing Churches
- Missionaries faced challenges translating the Bible into local languages for indigenous church establishment.
Early Indigenous Church Government
- Adopted a democratic structure mirroring the Assemblies of God in America.
Response to World War II
- Assemblies of God missions focused on non-combatant regions like Latin and South America during the war.### Humanitarian Goals in Missions
- Humanitarian objectives were integrated alongside traditional evangelism goals by mission leaders.
Missionary Opportunities in 1957
- Significant new resource for missionaries included the establishment of a School of Missionary Orientation.
Promoting Missions
- The Ecumenical Missions Partnerships program was not utilized by the Foreign Missions Department to foster missions.
Missionary Requirements in 1959
- Missionary appointees were mandated to undergo psychological, general knowledge, and language aptitude testing.
Restorationism Concept
- Restorationism is defined by the belief that signs and wonders would be resurrected in modern ministry.
J. Philip Hogan's Focus on Missions
- Emphasis on training national workers (ministers) was highlighted as essential in modern missions.
Itineration in Assemblies of God Missions
- Itineration refers to the practice of stateside travel by missionaries to gain local church support.
Commitment to Missions
- J. Philip Hogan encouraged missionaries to make a lifelong commitment to missions work.
Importance of Local Church in Missions Education
- Local churches were crucial for missions education because they were primary funding sources for missionary work.
Missionary Faith Promise
- A Faith Promise is defined as a commitment to donate a specific amount to missions, relying on divine provision for resources.
Role of Literature in Evangelism
- Literature's key advantage in evangelism is its broad distribution capability, reaching individuals beyond meeting attendance.
Support for Missionaries' Equipment
- STL (Speed the Light) is the organization responsible for providing vehicles and essential equipment to missionaries.
Need for Pentecostal Missiology
- A clear Pentecostal missiology remained critical as it was often simpler for Pentecostals to take action than to develop theoretical frameworks.
Forum for Missiological Study
- The Evangelical Foreign Missions Association served as a platform for the study of missiology.
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Test your knowledge of the gifts of the Holy Spirit and their development by the fourth century. This quiz covers the theological discussions and the role of church authorities during that time. Challenge yourself to understand the shifts in theological emphasis regarding the Holy Spirit.
