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Can Black Pentecostal Christians Be Progressive and Still Be Accepted?

Can Black Pentecostal Christians Be Progressive and Still Be Accepted?

by Jamar A. Boyd, II

November 28, 2018

Pentecostalism, along with Protestantism as a whole, must determine if reform or decline will be the choice of the day.

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