31st ANNUAL MEETING March 14-16 • Southeastern College, Lakeland, FL and the World Church- 2002 Ecumenical Opportunities and Challenges

Six Plenary Sessions: The Holy Spirit in W orship, Mission, and Unity: A Pneumatoligical Reading of the Ecumenical Movement by Geoffrey Wainwright • Pentecostals and Christian Unity: Facing and Chal- lenge by Cecil M. Robeck • The Ecumenical Vocation of Pentecostalism by Donald Dayton • Presidential Address by Samuel Solivan • of the Spirit: Pentecostal Voices from Latin American and the Caribbean by Carmelo Alvarez • Africa as the Laboratory of the World: The African Christian Diaspora in Europe, Pentecostalism, and the Challenge to Mission and Ecumenical Relations by Roswith Gerloff Over Forty Parallel Sessions, including In Search of Foundations: The Oeuvre of Donald Gelpi, SJ and Its Significance for Pentecostal , Philosophy and Spirituality by • And Signs Fol- lowing: Mark 16:9-20 - a Journey into Pentecostal Hermeneutics by John Christopher Thomas • Revelation: An Apocalyptic Call to Worship by Rebecca Skaggs • The Incredible, Riveting, History-Changing Signifi- cance of an Unnamed, Overlooked, Ignored, Obedient Woman: the Wife of Jeroboam by Robin Gallaher Branch • From East African Revival Movement to Pentecostal Renewal Movements in Post Independent Uganda: Ecumenism and Spirituality by James Ndyabahika • An Interdisciplinary Discussion of Amos Yong’s “Discerning the Spirit(s): A Pentecostal Charismatic Contribution to Christian Theology in Reli- gions” by Ralph Del Colle, Dale Irvin, and Peter Althouse • The Definition of ‘Pentecostal/Charismatic’ and its Implications for Ecumenism by Allan Anderson Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Y oung Theologians on Ecumenism Matthew Sutton, Steven Studebaker, and Wolfgang Vondey, panelists Eight Interest Groups: Biblical Studies, Historical Studies, Philosophy, Theology, Practical Theology/ Christian Formation, Mission & Intercultural Studies, Ecumenical Studies, & Culture Lifetime Achievement Award presented to J. Rodman Williams Officers: President: Samuel Solivan • Executive Secretary: D. William Faupel • First Vice-President: Ralph Del Colle • Second Vice-President: Steven Jack Land • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Sherry Sherrod DuPree 32nd ANNUAL MEETING March 20-22 • Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY Wesleyan and Pentecostal Movements for a 2003 New Century: Crucial Choices, Essential Contributions

Six Plenary Sessions: The Babylonian Captivity of W esleyan Theology by Howard A. Snyder and Holistic Church Mission: Pentecostal Perspectives by Murray W. Dempster • Contribute or Capitulate? Wesleyans, Pentecostals, and Reading the Bible in Postcolonial Mode by Joel B. Green and Honoring Our Hermeneutical Heritage: How Pentecostal and Holiness Hermeneutics Have Empowered and Can Continue to Empower Women for Ministry by Janet Everts Powers • WTS Presidential Address by David Bundy: Vi- sions of the ‘God in Us’: Orthodox Themes in the Methodist Holiness and Pentecostal • Communities of Ho- liness, Communities of Spirit: Developing an Ecclesial Conversation for Discipleship by Dean G. Blevins and From Strength to Strength: A Vision for the Formation of Pentecostal Christians by Cheryl Bridges Johns • Gendered Sin? Gendered Holiness? Historical Consideration and Homiletical Implications by Diane Leclerc and ‘God Rode in the Windstorm’: The Vocation of an Historian after Christendom by David D. Daniels • SPS Presidential Address by Ralph Del Colle: Aesthetics and Pathos in the Vision of God: A Catholic/Pentecostal Encounter Over Sixty Parallel Sessions, including Messiah W ithout Anointing: A Missing Element in Cinematic Portrayals of Jesus by Blaine Charette • The Pneumatological Contributions of Yves Congar to Current Ecumenical Dialogue: Toward a Roman Catholic and Wesleyan/Pentecostal Theological Discourse by Richard Eckley • A Call to Conversion: The Spirit, A Pentecostal, and Elizabeth Johnson by Pamela Holmes Branch • A Tercentenary Celebration of John Wesley: A Mentor For Us All by Kenneth Collins • Holiness as an Aspect of the Spirit’s Work in the Book of Numbers by Roger Cotton • Toward a Pentecostal form of Thought: The Ecumenical Future of the Society for Pentecostal Studies by Wolfgang Vondey • An Ecumenism of the Spirit: An Alternative Interpretation of Glossolalia by Estrelda Alexander • The Church in Ecumenical Dialogue: Crucial Choices, Essential Contributions by Jeffrey Gros Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: The Time has Come: Latin American Pentecostals and Catholics in Dialogue Cheryl Bridges Johns and Jeffrey Gros, Co-Chairs Eight Interest Groups: Biblical Studies, Historical Studies, Philosophy, Theology, Practical Theology/ Christian Formation, Mission & Intercultural Studies, Ecumenical Studies, Religion & Culture Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Charles E. Jones Officers: President: Ralph Del Colle • Executive Secretary: D. William Faupel • First Vice-President: Steven J. Land • Second Vice-President: Anthea Butler • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Samuel Solivan 33rd ANNUAL MEETING March 11-13 • , , WI Pentecostalism & the Body 2004

Six Plenary Sessions: Giving the W orld a Smile: Pentecostals and the W orld of Southern Gospel Entertainment by James Goff and The Holy Profane: Black Popular Music in Pentecostalism by Theresa Reed • Main Street Mystics: The Toronto Blessing and Reviving Pentecostalism by Margaret Poloma and Cogitations of a European Pentecostal on a North American Dilemma by Jean-Daniel Plüss • Thinking In the Spirit, of the Early Pentecostal Movement by Douglas Jacobsen and James Baldwin’s God: Sex, Hope, and Crisis in Black Holiness Culture by Clarence Hardy III • Presidential Address by Steven J. Land • Ethiopia Shall Stretch Her Hands to God: Pentecostalism, Global , and the Realignment of Christendom by Phillip Jenkins Over Forty Parallel Sessions, including Postmodern Pentecostals: A Study of Emerging Leaders by Earl Creps • The Pentecostal Way of Doing Theology: Method and Manner by Ken Archer • The Spirit and Politics: Giving ‘Voice/Body’ to the Spirit in a Revisitation of Mark 13:11 by Emerson B. Powery • Rediscovering Our Diverse Roots: Pentecostal Origins in Scandinavian Pietism in Minnesota and the Dakotas by Darrin Rodgers • Women of Azusa Street by Estrelda Alexander • A Pentecostal Reflection on the Eastern Orthodox Doctrine of the Body by Michael Raburn • Latino Pentecostal Identity: Evangelical Faith, Society, and the Self by Arlene Sanchez-Walsh • Ousting The Elephant of Non-Discipleship by Stephen Lim • Globalization, Pan-ethnic Diaspora & Hybrid People Groups: Essential Postmodern Con- cepts for Post September 11 Pentecostal Missiology by Joseph Castleberry • Foucault and the Body as Object of the Disciplinary Matrix by Douglas F. Olena Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Visions of the End: Roman Catholic and Pentecostal Responses to the Left Behind Series Dale Coulter and Colt Anderson; Cheryl Bridges Johns, Chair Seven Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Praxis, Missions, Religion & Culture Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Killian McDonald, O.S.B. Officers: President: Steven J. Land • Executive Secretary: David G. Roebuck • First Vice-President: Anthea D. Butler • Second Vice-President: Blaine Charette • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Ralph Del Colle • Webmaster: Harold D. Hunter 34th ANNUAL MEETING March 10-12 • , Virginia Beach, VA That Which We Have Received, We Now 2005 Pass On: Spirit, Word, and Tradition in Pentecostalism

Six Plenary Sessions: Reflections on Renewal History by M.G. (Pat) Robertson and “W hat Meaneth This”?: A Question for Century 21 by Doug Beacham • The Church in the Power of the Holy Spirit: Reflections on Pentecostal Ecclesiology by Clark Pinnock • Traditions Pentecostals Should Pass On: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Pentecostalism by Anthea Butler • Revisioning Pentecostal Theological Education for the 21st Century? by Ed Decker • The Beginnings of the Society for Pentecostal Studies Thirty-Five Years Ago by Vinson Synan • A Conversation with Professor Clark Pinnock Over Forty Parallel Sessions, including Living a Spirit-Filled Life: Josia Royce and Martin Heidegger on Lived Black Pentecostalism by Dwayne Tunstall • Spiritual Formation in Biblical Times by Charles Holman • Finding God Anew in the Moral, the Aesthetic and the Spiritual-Postmodernism and the ad hominem Argument for God’s Existence by L. William Oliverio • Charismata as Missionary Impulse in the Labrador Mission by David Newman • Psychology and Medicine in Pentecostal Healing Practices by Joseph Williams • Paul, His Opponents: Negotiating the Maze of Competing and Conflicting Spiritualties by James Hernando • The Dilemma of the Apostolic Nature of Mission in the Modern Missions by Gary B. McGee • A Pentecostal Evaluation of the Nature and Purpose of the Church by Frank Macchia Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: The Vision of Unity: A Pentecostal Response to Pope John Paul’s Encyclical That They All May Be One: Glen Menzies and Terry L. Cross, participants and Jeffrey Gros, respondent Eight Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Ecumenism, Practical Theology Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Horace S. Ward. Officers: President: Anthea Butler • Executive Secretary: David G. Roebuck • First Vice-President: Blaine B. Charette • Second Vice-President: David D. Daniels • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Im- mediate Past President: Ralph Del Colle • Webmaster: Harold D. Hunter 35th ANNUAL MEETING March 23-25 • Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA Memories of the Azusa Street Revival: 2006 Interrogations and Interpretations

Five Plenary Sessions: W hat I Have Learned about “Azusa Street”: An Interim Report by Cecil M. Robeck • Reflective Speech: Glossolalia and the Image of God by Blaine Charette • Reinterpreting William J. Seymour and His Legacy Douglas Jacobson, Estrelda Alexander, and Gastόn Espinosa; Amos Yong, Chair • Modeling the Genealogy and Character of Global Pentecostalism: An African Perspective by Ogbu Kalu • An Evening Celebrating the Azusa Street Revival Through Drama and Song Over Fifty Parallel Sessions, including A Pentecostal Evaluation of the W orld Council of Churches’ Nature and Purpose (Mission) of the Church: Part III by Steven J. Land • Radical, Reformed, and Pentecos- tal: Rethinking the Intersection of Post/Modernity and the in Dialogue with James K. A. Smith by Amos Yong • The History and Status of Luke-Acts Research in the Pentecostal Movement by Martin Mittelstadt • Indian Diaspora Missions in New Y ork City by G. K. George • Reclaiming the Harvest: Foundational Objectives by Stephen Lim • Women in Power/Women Restricted: Spirit-Baptized Women in the Twentieth Century Church by Jenny E. Powers • Mormon Influence on the Faith and Practice of John Alexander Dowie by Bill Faupel • Pentecostals and the New Anti-Semitism: Walking in the Fruit and Full- ness of the Spirit for the Sake of the Jewish People by Lois Olena • Calling: A View From a Pentecostal Lib- eral Arts University by Robert Berg • Pentecostals and Social Action: The Pentecostal Non-Response to AIDS in Southern Africa by Johan Mostert Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: The International Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Snapshots of the Past, Present and Future Ralph Del Colle and David Cole, Presenters; Jeffrey Gros and Cheryl Bridges Johns, Co-Chairs Seven Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Cecil M. Robeck Officers: President: Blaine B. Charette • Executive Secretary and Newsletter Editor: David G. Roe- buck • First Vice-President: David D. Daniels • Second Vice-President: Terry L. Cross • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Anthea Butler • Webmaster: Harold D. Hunter 36th ANNUAL MEETING March 8-10 • Lee University, Cleveland, TN The Role of Experience in Christian Life and 2007 Thought - Pentecostal Insights

Five Plenary Sessions: Presentation by Paul Conn • Presidential Address by David D. Daniels • The Problem with Evangelical Theology by Ben Witherington • Burning its Way into Every Nation: The Experience of the Spirit in Early Pentecostalism by Allan Anderson • Ethnicity and Identitiy: Implications for Pentecostal Experience and Schoarship Emerson B. Powery, Amos Yong, Arlene Sanchez Walsh, Panelists Over Sixty Parallel Sessions, including Apostolic Function in Missions by Alan Johnson • Kingdom and Spirit in Luke’s Thought by Blaine Charette • No More Youth Groups! A Polemic for Rick Dunn’s Pac- ing-then-Leading Model of Relational Youth by Richard Castleberry • Nature and Grace: Why this Catholic Delineation of the “Supernatural” is Important for Pentecostals by Ralph Del Colle • Pentecostal Prayer as a Complimentary Healing Practice within the by Margaret M. Poloma • Toward a Pentecostal Theology of Prophetic Witness: The Testimony of the Apocalypse (Revelation 11:3-14) by John Christopher Thomas • Holiness in Ezra-Nehemiah by Hannah K. Harrington • The Classical Pentecostal Hermeneutic and Its Successors by L. William Oliverio Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Towards a Peaceable Hemisphere: Pentecostal and Catholic Reflections on the Hispanic Experience Ronaldo M. Cruz and David Ramirez, Presenters; Dale Coulter, Chair Seven Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Leonard Lovett & William W. Menzies Officers: President: David D. Daniels • Executive Secretary and Newsletter Editor: David G. Roe- buck • First Vice-President: Terry L. Cross • Second Vice-President: Amos Yong • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Blaine B. Charette • Webmaster: David Massey 37nd ANNUAL MEETING March 13-15 • Divinity School, Durham, NC Sighs, Signs & Significance: 2008 Pentecostal & Wesleyan Explorations of Science and Creation

Five Plenary Sessions: Sighs, Signs, and Significance: A Theological Hermeneutics of Nature by Jürgen Moltmann • Religion, Spirituality and Health: Are They Connected by Harold Koenig • Darwin, Theology, and Culture by Jürgen Moltmann • Is the Universe Open for Surprise? Pentecostal Ontology and the Spirit of Naturalism by James K. A. Smith • John Wesley’s Precedent for Christian Engagement with the Natural Sciences by Randy Maddox Over Seventy Parallel Sessions, including W as John the Revelator Pentecostal by Robert Menzies • Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health: Research and Clinical Applications by Harold Koenig • Holy, Holy, Holy: The World Need Not Have Been by Craig Keen • The Problem of Suffering: A Response from 1 Peter by Rebecca Skaggs • Becoming a Missional Church to Muslims in North America by Mark Hausfeld • Teaching Origins to Pentecostal College Students and Measuring the Beliefs of Pentecostal Students About Origins by Steve Badger and Mike Tenneson • Changes Come: Christian Optimism and the Eschatological Transformation of the World by David Belcher • Luke-Acts as an Apologetic for and Clarification of Pauline Ecclesiology in Pursuit of a Greater Unity Between Jewish and Gentile Christians in the Late First Century and Early Second Century Church by Michael Postlethwaith • The Unique Contribution of Salvadoran Missionaries in a Global Context by DeLonn Rance • Restoration of the Land: The Fourth Phase of a Pentecostal Political Theology by Cheryl Bridges Johns Nine Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology, Asian/Asian American, Diversity Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Manuel J. Gaxiola-Gaxiola & Gary B. McGee Officers: President: Terry Cross • Executive Director: David Roebuck • First Vice-President: Amos Yong • Second Vice-President: Estrelda Alexander • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past Pres- ident: David Daniels • Webmaster: David Massey 38th ANNUAL MEETING March 26-28 • Eugene Bible College, Eugene, OR Pentecostal/Charismatic Intersections: What 2009 Does the Spirit Have to Say through the Acad- emy?

Five Plenary Sessions: Speaking in Tongues with an Interpretation: The Intersection of Pentecostal/ Charismatic Ecclesiology and the Academy by Estrelda Alexander • Presidential Address by Amos Yong: Many Tongues, Many Senses: Critical Reflection at the Intersection of Disability Studies and Pentecostal Studies • Weaving a Tapestry: The Intersection of Gender Informed Pentecostal/Charismatic Spirituality and the Task of Theological Study Arlene Sanchez Walsh, Kimberly Ervin Alexander, Karen Kossie Cherneysev, Jenny Everts, Panelists Over Eighty Parallel Sessions, including The Mystery of the Great W hore-Pneumatic Discernment in Revelation 17 by John Christopher Thomas • Procreation, Migration, and Dominion in Genesis 1:28 and Its Missiological Importance by Joseph Castleberry • The Cycle of Judges and Its Significance an Expansive Pentecostal Theology of God by Lee Roy Martin • Tongues and Ethics: William J. Seymour and the Bible Evidence: A Response to Cecil M. Roebeck, Jr, et. al. by Renea Brathwaite • Dialectic Tension Between Experience and Theology in Missions by Warren Newberry • Women’s Agency/Involvement and the Future of Pentecostalism: The Case of West Africa by Adelaide Boadi • Catholic History and Ecumenical Contributions and Tension by Jeffrey Gros • Touch Not the Lord’s Anointed, Do Prophets No Harm: The Use of Critique in Early Pentecostal Historiography by Stanley M. Burgess • Pentecostal Polemics in a Politically Pugnacious Environment by John C. Johnson Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: On Becoming a Christian: Report of the Fifth Phase of the International Dialogue Between Some Classical Pentecostal Churches and Leaders and the (1998-2006) Glen Menzies and Theresa Francesca Rossi, Panelists; Jeffery Gros, Chair Eight Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology, Christian Ethics Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Margaret M. Poloma & Augustus Cerillo, Jr. Officers: President: Amos Yong • Executive Director: David Roebuck • First Vice-President: Estrelda Alexander • Second Vice-President: Kimberly Ervin Alexander • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Terry Cross • Secretary/Treasurer: Dan Neary • Webmaster: David Massey 39th ANNUAL MEETING March 4-6 • North Central University, Minneapolis, MN New Voices, New Visions: Future and Hope of 2010 Pentecostal Theology

Five Plenary Sessions: New Visions, New Voices: The Promise of a Father to a (Grand)Parent’s Cry by Rickie D. Moore • Spirit and Spirituality: New Old Perspectives by Terry LeBlanc • Harvesting New Fields of Study: Lessons Learned from Research on Godly Love by Margaret Poloma and Matthew Lee • Emerging Spiritualties: What Pentecostalism and the Emerging Church Movement Have to Learn from One Another by Tony Jones • Presidential Address by Estrelda Alexander: When Liberation Becomes Survival Over Ninety Parallel Sessions, including The Thousand-Year Reign (Rev. 20:1-10) by John Christopher Thomas • Pentecostalism and the Transformation of Global Christianity by Allan Anderson • Married Pen- tecostal Mission Women: Early Decades of the Pentecostal Revival by Rosemarie Kowalski • The Steadfast Spirit (Ps. 51) by Charles H. Gaulden • Acts 5:1-11 as Eschatological Theophany by Martin Monacell • Re- discovering Narrative as a New Voice for Reaching New Peoples by Paul D. Parks • Can a Sorrowful Heart be a Believing Heart? Reflections on John’s Gospel Concerning the Legitimacy of Lament by Blaine Cha- rette • Acceptance Without Compromise: The Personal Journey of a Pentecostal and a Muslim by Latif Lighari • The Surprising Eschatology of N.T. Wright by Rebecca Skaggs Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Improbably Conversations: Personal Reflections on the Catholic/ Pentecostal Dialogue by Kilian McDonnell Eight Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology, Christian Ethics Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Peter D. Hocken Officers: President: Estrelda Alexander• Executive Director: David Roebuck • First Vice-President: Kimberly Ervin Alexander • Second Vice-President: Arlene Sanchez Walsh• Pneuma Editor: Frank Mac- chia (outgoing), Dale Coulter and Amos Yong (incoming) • Immediate Past President: Amos Yong • Secre- tary/Treasurer: Dan Neary • Newsletter Editors: Mark Roberts, Darrin Rodgers • Webmaster: David Massey 40th ANNUAL MEETING March 10-12 • Memphis Marriot Downtown, Memphis, TN Receiving the Future an Anointed Heritage 2011

Five Plenary Sessions: Forging and Ecumenical Future, Framing the Afro-Pentecostal Past by David D. Daniels III • The Spirit and the Bride Revisited: Pentecostalism, Renewal, and the Sense of History by Dale Coulter • Pentecostalism and Latino/Catholic Identity by Allan Deck • Elements of Peace and Conflict from a Pentecostal Perspective by David A. Hall, Sr. • Presidential Address by Kimberly Ervin Alexander: Standing at the Crossroads: The Battle for the Heart and Soul of Pentecostalism Over Eighty Parallel Sessions, including Forty Y ears Later, Can Liberation Theology Contribute Anything to a Pentecostal Understanding of the Spirit in Isaiah? by John Ragsdale • Ecumenism from the Bottom Up by Shane Clifton • By Faith in Work or By Work in Faith?: Rahab’s Justification from the Perspective Neither New or Old by Joonho Yoon • The Church and the Economy of Salvation: An Interaction with N.T. Wrights Theology of Justification by Faith by Frank D. Macchia • Transforming People in Crisis: Charles Harrison Mason and Sharecroppers by Mabel S. Scott • Unraveling the Cords that Divide: Cultural Challenges and Race Relations in the Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.) by David G. Roebuck • The Use of Touch as a Redemptive Expression of the Mission of God in the World by Valerie Ann Rance • The Role of God’s Presence in Christian Ethical Method: Why is Justified in Us- ing Martin Luther King Jr. as a Moral Exemplar by Paul Oxley Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Mixed Flocks and Conflicted Shepherds: Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogues in the Americas by Daniel Ramirez Eight Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology, Christian Ethics Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Stanley M. Burgess Officers: President: Kimberly Ervin Alexander • Executive Director: David Roebuck • First Vice- President: Jeffrey Gros • Second Vice-President: Paul Alexander • Pneuma Editors: Dale Coulter and Amos Yong • Immediate Past President: Estrelda Alexander • Secretary/Treasurer: Dan Neary • Newsletter Editors: Mark Roberts, Darrin Rodgers • Webmaster: David Massey 41st ANNUAL MEETING February 29-March 3 • Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA Pentecostalisms, Peacemaking, and 2012 Social Justice/Righteousness

Six Plenary Sessions: Converge 21 Combined Plenary with Empowered 21• Spirit-Empowerment, U.S. Christians, and Hope for the Land of Pentecost by Paul Alexander, Sami Awad, and Wayne Hilsden • Acres of Diamonds: The American Dream, Latino Immigration, and the Prosperity Gospel by Daniel Ramirez and Daisy Machado • The Liberating Mission of Jesus by Katherine Attanasi and Dario Lόpez Rodriguez • SPS Presidential Address by Cecil (Mel) Robeck for Jeffrey Gros: It Seems Good to the Holy Spirit and to Us: The Ecclesial Vocation of the Pentecostal Scholar Over One Hundred Thirty Parallel Sessions, including Half-past Three: Eschatological Time according to John the Seer and Marc Chagall by Robby Waddell • The Precious, Contested, and Slipping Memories: The Stakes of History for a Spirit-Empowered Future by Darrin Rodgers • Anglican-Pentecostal Dialogue: A Proposal for the Council for Christian Unity of the Church of England by William Kay, David Hilborn, and Mark J. Cartledge • Women of the Spirit: A Study of African Caribbean Pentecostal Spirituality by Marcia Clarke • Serving Two Masters: A Biblical Theology of Citizenship by Andrew Davies • Longing for God: Psalm 63 and Pentecostal Spirituality by Lee Roy Martin • Lessons on Media and Culture for the 21st Century Pentecostalism from Aimee Semple McPherson by Bradley Noel • Sacramental Justice: A Pentecostal Approach to Social Justice by David Courey • The Lasting Impact of David Wilkerson and Teen Challenge on Social Justice through Heroic Narrative and Spirit-Empowered Christianity in the 21st Century by Robert Crosby • Reconciliation and the Holocaust: Perspectives and Methods for Charismatic Messianic Jews by Hannah Kahn • A Christian Holistic View of Emotional Formation: Love and Attachment by Diane Chandler Eight Interest Groups: Bible, History, Philosophy, Theology, Missions, Religion & Culture, Practical Theology, Christian Ethics Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Carmelo E. Álvarez Officers: President: Jeffery Gros • Executive Director: Lois E. Olena • First Vice-President: Paul Alexander • Second Vice-President: Lee Roy Martin • Pneuma Editors: David Coulter, Amos Yong, Néstor Medina • Immediate Past President: Kimberly Ervin Alexander • Secretary-Treasurer: Zach Tackett • Newsletter Editors: Mark Roberts and Darrin Rodgers • Webmaster: David Massey