earlier known as “neo Pentecostalism” in the late 20th century and is a widespread growing movement among Catholic and mainline Protestant churches in the west that has sprung from Pentecostalism even though it is not directly related to it. Its name comes from the Greek word “charisma” that was translated as “gifts” in the New Testament in reference to speaking in tongues, healings, and other manifestations of the Spirit of God. Worship services are lively gatherings similar to those found in Pentecostalism.
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