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Hello everyone!

Oct 20, 2005 01:12

I'm a 19 year old single Pentecostal mother. I attend church at Kingshighway Worship Center in Terre Haute Indiana ( Read more... )

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buf68 October 20 2005, 12:07:13 UTC

i'm not sure if you'll find much, but you can try google scholar, web of science, and/or pubmed. They all have varying sources, so you might find something there...

aprodigalgirl October 20 2005, 20:42:35 UTC

I've tried google, but thanks for the others! :D

hope this helps... ishuai October 20 2005, 15:10:32 UTC

I work in a college library, so I tried to do a little bit of research to help you... I don’t know if any of this will be useful, and how much of this you already know, but here is what I’ve found ( ... )

Re: hope this helps... aprodigalgirl October 20 2005, 20:55:25 UTC

Thank you soooo much!!!

Re: hope this helps... ishuai October 20 2005, 22:35:50 UTC

oh yay! i'm glad you can use it.

if you need anything else, please let me know. as i said, i work in a library, so a lot of this stuff is right at my fingertips. :)

God bless!

Re: hope this helps... aprodigalgirl October 21 2005, 03:07:09 UTC

Hehhe, yeah I understand. I appreciate it very much!

boolim October 20 2005, 15:32:48 UTC

I'm not sure what you mean in the way of scientific, but you could certainly mention the Azusa Street Revival.

aprodigalgirl October 20 2005, 20:46:28 UTC

Okie... What is it???

boolim October 24 2005, 15:23:18 UTC

Search for "Azusa Street Revival" on Google, you'll find pages on the subject.

aprodigalgirl October 26 2005, 03:33:14 UTC

Okies, I will.

emmaausten7 October 23 2005, 00:09:14 UTC

The only problem w/wikipedia, is that is a site where just anyone can post their thoughts. It is not a scholarly article or anything.

I just bought a book @ Salvation Army, published in the 60s. It is called, "They Speak w/Other Tongues" by John L. Sherrill. He was curious about it, so he studied ppl that speak in tongues, and wrote this book as his research. You might want to check that out.

Also, anything by David Bernard would probably be acceptable. I know ppl who have used his work in their college projects. He is a UPC preacher, I'm not sure if you are familiar w/him. But, you can find his stuff @ the Pentecostal Publishing House...there should be a link to PPH on the upci.org website. It is on the left hand side.

Also, boolims reference to Asuza...it was the apostolic outbreak in the US. Look up Frank Bartleman - he was the preacher who worked on spreading the gospel in this country. It started in California. Hope that helps!

aprodigalgirl October 24 2005, 02:19:20 UTC

Thank you very much. I'll definately check out the book! I have to have atleast 6 references for my bibliography. I'm definately in some need of some hard evidence for my teacher.

emmaausten7 October 24 2005, 02:47:27 UTC

I'm glad that I could help. Email me, if you need anything else! EmmaAusten7@aol.com

aprodigalgirl October 26 2005, 03:32:49 UTC

Okie, thanks!