Tales of Mutual Influence: Biography as Missiology in the Transmission, Reception and Retransmission of Pentecostalism in Latin America and Latinos in the United States
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Tales of Mutual Influence: Biography as Missiology in the Transmission, Reception and Retransmission of Pentecostalism in Latin America and Latinos in the United States

by Angel Santiago-Vendrell

History Religion Biography
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Tales of Mutual Influence explores how biography can illuminate the transmission, reception, and retransmission of Pentecostalism. Focusing on Latin America and Latinos in the United States, it considers the reciprocal influence between personal stories, religious movements, and the communities through which faith is carried forward.

About This Book

This book examines biography as a method for studying missiology and the movement of religious ideas.

It focuses on the transmission, reception, and retransmission of Pentecostalism in Latin America and among Latinos in the United States.

By connecting personal life stories with broader religious processes, the work considers mutual influence across communities and contexts.

The study will interest readers of Pentecostalism, Latin American religion, Latino religious experience, biography, and missiological scholarship.

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