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Churches in Montgomery County Arkansas

870-584-7122

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Churches in Pike County Arkansas

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Apostolic Lighthouse United Pentecostal Church

870-356-4080

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Churches in Polk County Arkansas

479-394-7305

479-394-7305

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Churches in Scott County Arkansas

Hwy 250
Waldron, AR 72958

479-637-4267

511 E 6th St
Waldron, AR 72958

479-637-4452

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1697 W 6th St
Waldron, AR 72958

479-637-2443

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Churches in Sevier County Arkansas

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The Pentecostal Church of God is in full fellowship with the Pentecostal World Conference and the Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America. We support the American Bible Society and other interdenominational parachurch ministries.

What is a Pentecostal Church by Dale A Robbins:

A Pentecostal church takes its name from the Spirit's outpouring which occurred on the day of Pentecost in Acts 2:1-4. The primary distinction of a Pentecostal church is the belief that Christians can receive the same experience as the 120 did, of being baptized with the Holy Spirit, evidenced by speaking in other tongues. In this same vein, the Pentecostal believes in the present day operation of spiritual gifts such as miracles, healing, prophecy, and other supernatural manifestations described in 1 Corinthians 12. They generally follow a similar form of liturgy to that found in most evangelical churches, and they place high value on praise and worship.
 

A Pentecostal church generally identifies with the long standing history, traditions and theological views of the Pentecostal movement which began to emerge throughout the U.S. at the turn of the 20th century. The origins of the movement are usually associated with a band of believers led by minister, Charles F. Parham. In a Bible school in Topeka, Kansas, students and teachers, along with Parham, researched the book of Acts, searching for the source of the Apostle's great power and success. They all concluded that it was because of the events that began with the Day of Pentecost. After a thorough review of Acts 2,8,9,10, and 19, they concluded that the same experience was available to them. On New Year's eve 1900, the first student was filled with the spirit and spoke in tongues. Then on January 3rd, others including Parham received, igniting a rapid growing movement. The famed 1906 revival of the Azusa Street mission in Los Angeles was a derivative of the events in Topeka. From there, it spread through the U.S., Canada and abroad.
 

The Pentecostals have long been known and respected for their great emphasis on evangelism and foreign missions. Some of the more well known Pentecostal fellowships are: The Assemblies of God (of Springfield, MO) with 11,689 U.S. churches, The Church of God in Christ with 15,300, The Church of God (of Cleveland, TN) with 5,776, and The Foursquare Church with 1,558. In all, there are 43,727 U.S. churches affiliated with Pentecostal denominations, with hundreds more of independent status.

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