The Society for Pentecostal Studies

COMMEMORATING THIRTY YEARS of ANNUAL MEETINGS 1971–2001

•The Century of the Spirit? •The Rise of Pentecostal Scholarship •Annual Meeting Highlights •Commemorative Membership Directory

A majority of the proceeds from the sale of this commemorative book go to the Ithiel Clemmons Fund, which helps minority students participate in the Annual Meetings.

© 2001 by the Society for Pentecostal Studies All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any manner without the written permission of the Society, except for brief quotations in critical reviews or articles. Entries in the Membership Directory are for private, academic, and non-commercial use only. They may not be used, by whatever means, as or in a mailing list without the written permission of the Society. The Society for Pentecostal Studies is an international organization of scholars working within the Pentecostal-charismatic tradition. Communicate with the Executive Secretary to learn more about the Society and about joining it, about subscribing to its journal, Pneuma: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies (ISSN 0272-0965), and about buying additional copies of this book. www.sps-usa.org D. William Faupel, Ph.D. Executive Secretary Society for Pentecostal Studies P.O. Box 23395 Lexington, KY 40523-3395 [email protected] Voice 859.858.2226 / Fax 859.858.2350 Created and edited by Mark E. Roberts The editor acknowledges and thanks the following for their assistance in producing this volume: William Faupel for creating the “Top Religious News Stories” features and encouraging the creation of this book; Dr. William Jernigan, Dean of Learning Resources, home of ORU’s Holy Spirit Research Center; Dr. Thomson Mathew, Dean of the Graduate School of Theology & Missions, ORU, and Associate Dean Dr. Cheryl Iverson, who provide Graduate Research Assistants (RA’s) to the HSRC; the RA’s who helped develop the manuscript: Elizabeth Ricks, Titus Oyeyemi, Jereme Sampson, LaToya McBean, Leslie Parker, Aaron Palmer; ORU Art Prof. Doug Latta and intern Jennese Freytes, who designed the cover; Christi Faris, who helped design the interior; Rita Price and the ORU Print Shop; Susan Coman of Protype of Tulsa; and Glenn Gohr, Assistant Archivist at the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center, who attended to our photo needs personally. Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center courteously supplied the following images for the cover: Charles F. Parham, C. H. Mason, William J. Seymour with the Azusa Street group, Agnes N. Ozman, G. T. Haywood, David Yonggi Cho, Dennis Bennett, martyred A/G Iranian pastors Mehdi Dibaj & Haik Hovsepian Mehr, Aimee Semple McPherson, , and the footwashing at the 1994 Memphis Racial Reconciliation Meeting. ORU supplied the image of Oral Roberts. “Top Ten Religious News Stories” are used by permission of the Religious News Writers Association (USA). ii

Contents

Congratulations from Friends of the Society………………………..iv Preface………………………………………………………..vi The Pentecostal 20th Century…………………………………….1 The Dawning of the Pentecostal Mind…………………………….2 The Society for Pentecostal Studies: A Brief History………………...4 Highlights of Annual Meetings…………………………………..7 Commemorative Membership Directory…………………………..38

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Did the new millennium begin January 1, 2000 or 2001? Was the 29th Annual Meeting in March 2000 the right time to celebrate the Society’s thirtieth year, or is the 30th Meeting in March 2001 a better one? The two questions have a lot in common. Both deal with deciding which accounting of time deserves the greater attention: the more strictly correct calculation or the occasion that captures the greater public attention? And it appears that both receive the same answer: The millennium was celebrated grandly one year early, strictly; and the Society is, with this volume, celebrating a 30th at its 30th Annual Meeting, not strictly during its 30th year of operation (which ended November 6, 2000). But just as we scholars enjoy pointing out how ways of marking the years are relative and derailed by historical changes both wrenching and mild, we point out that the transition from meeting in the fall to the spring caused the Society not to meet in 1995 and allows us to celebrate our 30th Annual Meeting in 2001. This messiness is just the sort that keeps historians employed and harmony-happy biblical scholars annoyed. Maybe too it’s the kind of messiness that can help us obsessive-compulsive types yield to compromises of grace that allow us to enjoy gifts of God that we cannot reckon with the degree of precision upon which we may think our careers (or salvation?) hang. We hope you will join us in enjoying the cornucopia of blessing that the Society is: blessings of service through scholarship and teaching, a rich vocation; and blessings of interconfessional friendship, with a constancy of now more than 30 years—without hint of a societal divorce. Enjoy this volume’s brief retrospective (beginning with the Society’s founding in 1970, before the 1st Meeting), and give thanks to God. Browse through the 260 directory entries, perhaps discovering another member who shares your interests, and again, give thanks to God. However you prefer reckoning it, enjoy our blessed 30th! The Editor vi

The Pentecostal 20th Century by Vinson Synan

On the first day of the 20th century—January 1, 1901—a young woman named Agnes Ozman was baptized in the Holy Spirit at a small school in Topeka, . A Bible student of former Methodist pastor and Holiness teacher Charles Fox Parham, Ozman received a glorious manifestation of the gift of tongues and became, in effect, the first Pentecostal of the 20th century. “I laid my hand upon her and prayed,” Parham later recalled. “I had scarcely completed three dozen sentences when a glory fell upon her, a halo seemed to surround her head and face, and she began speaking the Chinese language and was unable to speak English for three days.” It was not until 1906, however, that achieved worldwide attention. In that year, the Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles began, led by pastor William Joseph Seymour. Seymour first learned about the baptism in the Holy Spirit with tongues in 1905 at a Bible school Parham held in Houston. In the early spring of 1906, he accepted a call to pastor a black Holiness church in Los Angeles. He began the historic Azusa meetings in April. What happened because of the Azusa Street Revival has fascinated church historians for decades and has yet to be fully understood and explained. The Azusa Street Apostolic Faith Mission conducted three services a day, seven days a week, for 3-1/2 years. Thousands of seekers received the baptism in the Holy Spirit with tongues. The Apostolic Faith, a newspaper Seymour sent free of charge to some 50,000 subscribers, spread word of the revival. From Azusa Street, Pentecostalism spread rapidly around the world and started to become a major force in Christendom. As the rest of the world celebrated the arrival of a new century, few people could have imagined that these humble events would trigger the worldwide Pentecostal- and bring one of the mightiest revivals and missionary movements in the history of the church. Since then, the worldwide Pentecostal movement has become the largest and most important Christian movement of this century. Beginning with only a handful of people in 1901, the number of Pentecostals has increased steadily throughout the world. By the time the 20th century drew to a close, Pentecostals were—and are—the largest family of Protestants in the world. With more than 200 million members designated as “denominational Pentecostals,” this group has surpassed the Orthodox churches to become the second largest denominational family of Christians in the world, second only to Roman Catholic. In addition to these “classical denominational Pentecostals,” millions of charismatics worship in the mainline denominations and nondenominational churches, both Roman Catholic and Protestant. The combined number of both now stands at more than 500 million people. This growth has caused some historians to refer to the 20th century as the “Pentecostal Century.” • Adapted from an article published in Church Suppliers Yellow Pages, 2001 edition, Strang Communications, Lake Mary, FL.

The Dawning of the Pentecostal Mind by Russell P. Spittler Near the end of the twentieth century, a leading philanthropic foundation funded a project to digitize fifty leading journals in religion and theology for a project sponsored by the American Theological Library Association. Among the titles chosen by a consulting group of scholars was Pneuma: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies. You could call that a benchmark. The inclusion of Pneuma with the initial group of digitized journals flags the guild assessment of the academic usefulness of the periodical itself. But it also attests to the emergence, especially over the second half of the twentieth century, of Pentecostal scholarship. If evangelicals battled a reputation for anti-intellectualism, 2 Pentecostals a lot more so. “When you preach to Pentecostals,” one of my patriarchal mentors advised (himself president of a Pentecostal college), “you have to throw away your brains.” Things have changed. The ecclesial tradition that loathed liturgy and functioned orally and spontaneously, that still more easily speaks of “Bible doctrine” than of “systematic theology,” now features graduate theological seminaries along with colleges that began life as unaccredited Bible institutes but since have joined the recent evangelical tide toward self- designation as "universities." Increasingly, their presidents hold university . Pentecostal scholars now appear on the mastheads of leading evangelical publications. They show up in conclaves of scholars. They are found not merely in North America but in Asia, Latin America, Africa, Australia, and Europe. Some of the finest of them, and this is a telling fact, constitute a sort of Pentecostal academic diaspora: Not welcome in the native Pentecostal schools, they have found homes in evangelical institutions of note as well as in a few major universities. The cadre of Pentecostal scholars, it seems likely, does not even know its own strength. While a few Pentecostal Ph.D.’s serve in leading pastorates, it is right to say that in the black Pentecostal tradition, unlike their white counterparts, well trained academics are far more likely to be found among elected regional and national church leadership. We are witnessing the emergence of the Pentecostal mind. Perhaps more than any single force in that development has been the impact of the Society for Pentecostal Studies, founded in 1970. After a wobbling start during which the Society was unofficially reckoned to be the research arm of the Pentecostal World Conference (a loose federation of major global Pentecostal denominations), the Society welcomed membership and scholarly contributions from persons of differing beliefs or none at all. Today the Society's annual meeting still attracts scores, sometimes hundreds, of scholars; and probing inquiries are made surrounding the remarkable growth of the Pentecostal movement--surely a leading religious phenomenon of the twentieth century, one that crosses virtually all denominations and outnumbers by far itself. •

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The Society for Pentecostal Studies: A Brief History by D. William Faupel and Kate McGinn

Beginnings Fellowship of North American The Society for Pentecostal Studies, (PFNA), the regional group of the founded in 1970, was first WPF. envisioned by four men—William Membership Menzies and Russell Spittler of the From the outset, the Society's , Vinson Synan Annual Meeting provided a of the Pentecostal Holiness dynamic forum for vigorous Church, and Horace Ward of the discussion. But while consensus for Church of God. Formed with the the need of academic rigor never intent "to serve the church world wavered, the Society soon by providing an authoritative discovered its unofficial interpretation of the Pentecostal relationship to the PFNA to be a Movement," the Society directed its source of controversy. On the one energies toward bringing hand, some members felt the scholarship on the Pentecostal Society should become an official tradition to the fore. organ of the PFNA and thus "the At its founding meeting held in authoritative interpreter of the Dallas, Texas, coinciding with the movement." Others were uneasy, Sixth Pentecostal World Fellowship however, that a growing number of Conference (WPF), 200 individuals persons attending the annual gathered to discuss the state of conference were unable to sign the Pentecostalism. The entire PFNA Statement of Faith and were population was either Pentecostal thereby denied full membership. or charismatic. To prevent and Hispanic misunderstanding and to Americans felt they could not sign underscore its focus on the study a statement of an organization of Pentecostalism, the Society (PFNA) that had denied quickly changed its name from the membership to their denom- Society of Pentecostal Scholars to inations. Oneness Pentecostals the Society for Pentecostal Studies. objected to the statement's Full membership was predicated Trinitarian language. Many upon subscription to the statement Protestant, Roman Catholic, and of faith of the Pentecostal Orthodox Charismatics could not 4 sign because of the "tongues as A Scholarly Forum initial evidence" clause. In addition, In 1979 the first issue of Pneuma: World Pentecostal Fellowship The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal leaders outside North America Studies was published. Committed objected to the Society's purpose to forwarding the cause of statement, which claimed to be the Pentecostalism in the academy, the official interpreter for the journal was to "contain the fruit of movement. our scholarship in the form of These issues were resolved over a articles given as papers in the four-year period. In 1975 the Annual Meeting as well as other membership rejected a proposed articles submitted for publication as constitutional amendment to make well as book reviews." Since its the Society an official organ of the inception, the journal has filled a PFNA. The following year they need not met by the more informal addressed the WPF’s concern by newsletter of the Society. A quick changing their purpose statement survey of the journal's contents to read “to serve the church world illumines not only the natural shifts by providing a scholarly forum to in the Society, but its maturation as interpret the Pentecostal well. In an early issue of volume 1, movement.” In 1979 a all four articles depict various constitutional amendment to aspects of spiritual gifts, especially replace the PFNA statement of the gift of prophecy. Members of faith with the WPF statement of the Assemblies of God authored all purpose as the basis for full four. In volume 10 (1988), all of membership was approved. Finally, the articles were international is the Constitution and Bylaws were scope, and none were written by a revised in 1980 to incorporate classical Pentecostal. A more recent inclusive language. volume, 19 (1997), includes articles The list of past presidents attests to on the Anglican–Pentecostal at least some success of the Assemblies of Canada connection, Society's attempt to be inclusive. In Pentecostal origins, Pentecostal- its 30-year history, four women, evangelical relations, and the nature three African Americans, two of God. Contributors run the Hispanics (one a Mexican citizen), gamut of Christian denominations. three Canadians, two Methodists, a Pneuma, like the Annual Meeting, Oneness Pentecostal, a Roman expresses insights from multiple Catholic, and an Episcopalian have disciplines. served as president, with another The breadth of the Society is Hispanic and another Roman perhaps best seen at its Annual Catholic scheduled to serve in the Meeting. Meeting themes have next two years. varied effectively from "Jesus

5 Christ and the Gifts of the Spirit" proof incontrovertible of the (1982), to “Memory and Hope” admission of Pentecostalism into (1996); and from the the academic firmament. But the "Distinctiveness of Pentecostal- Society has also opened the door Charismatic Theology" (1985) to for other discussions. Creating a "The Five-Fold Gospel" (1997). In forum has enabled Pentecostals to addition to its plenary sessions, enter into dialogues with the Faith which focus on the theme of the and Order Commission of the conference, several parallel tracks, National Council of Churches and sponsored by Interest Groups, the Wesleyan Theological Society. provide papers in their disciplines: Individual members, who apprise namely, Bible, theology, church the Society of their discussions, are history, mission, praxis and in conversation with the Roman Christian education, religion and Catholic Church. In fact, the culture, and philosophy. The Roman Catholic–Pentecostal Annual Meetings are held at Dialogue is only one year younger institutions that promote the than the society itself and was scholarly study of Pentecostalism. instituted by two of its earliest Such diverse campuses as Wheaton, members. The Society further Gordon–Conwell, Fuller Seminary, positioned itself as an academic and St. John's College, Wycliffe College, ecumenical enterprise by aligning Asbury Seminary, Lee University, itself with the Council for the Study and Southern California College of Religion in the late 1980’s. (now Vanguard University) have Unlike strictly academic societies, hosted the Meeting. Occasionally such as those for church history or the Society sponsors a publication biblical studies, and unlike strictly in book form. Russell Spittler’s and religious societies, the SPS stands, Vinson Synan's editions of sometimes uncomfortably, with a collected essays and William foot in each camp. Annual Faupel’s and Watson Mill's Meetings offer a full complement bibliographic introductions are of sessions, be they academic or examples. praxis oriented. Membership, now Ecumenical over 600, comprises every major Ecumenism has been a natural by- Christian denomination, and some product of the Society. That outside . Meeting scholars outside of the Pentecostal participants are as apt to be circle wish to partake in the debate graduate students from secular and contribute to the growing body schools as professors from of literature on Pentecostalism is religiously affiliated colleges.•

Adapted from an article that appeared in the December 1998 issue of Ecumenism.

6 ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Nov. 6 • 9th Pentecostal World Conf., Dallas, TX • Following the Spirit of Truth 1970 The Society Is Born: With the blessing of Pentecostal World Conference leader Paul (David) Yonggi Cho, Vinson Synan (Emmanuel College), William Menzies (Evangel College), and Horace Ward (Lee College) invited Conference attendees to a November 6 meeting devoted to organizing a Society for Pentecostal Top Ten Religious News Stories Scholars, under the theme “Following 1. The Black Manifesto challenges the Spirit of Truth.” One hundred the Church. thirty-nine attended, just covering 2. Pike dies. luncheon costs, and Klaude 3. Noteworthy numbers of , Kendrick, an early Pentecostal Ph.D., priests, and nuns in the Roman Catholic Church leave their vocations. spoke about Pentecostal scholarship. 4. Many adopt a wide range of Leaders from Pentecostal bodies religious forms—from the Jesus worldwide attended, including Freaks to underground churches, Thomas Zimmerman and David sensitivity training, and Eastern duPlessis, as well as Roman Catholic religions—in a revolt against Kilian McDonnell. Bishop D. E. traditional formal concepts of religion. 5. Abortion and birth control are Underwood (Pentecostal Holiness debated on religious, ethical, and Church) chaired the constitutional scientific grounds. meeting, and the Society was born by 6. The National Council of Churches adopting a constitution drafted by meets in Detroit. Vinson Synan, who drew upon the 7. These movements experience constitutions of the Wesleyan significant growth: the Charismatic Theological Society and the movement, , Evangelical Theological Society as fundamentalism, and Pentecostalism. models. The SPS constitution 8. Religion is a major force in the included the classical Pentecostal unrest in Northern Ireland. statement of faith held by the 9. Religion exerts significant force in the Peace Movement Moratorium, Pentecostal Fellowship of North draft counseling, and work with Viet America (PFNA). The proposed Nam deserters. name “Society of Pentecostal 10. The U.S. Congress on Scholars” was amended to the Evangelism elicits great interest. present name of the Society because some potential charter members objected to the implication that only scholars could participate in a society so named. Officers: The one hundred eight charter members elected William Menzies as President and Vinson Synan as Executive Secretary and decided to meet concurrent with future annual meetings of the PFNA.

7 1 ST A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 5–6 • Open Bible College, Des Moines, IA Higher Education within the 1971 Pentecostal Perspective All Were Plenary Sessions: R. O. Corvin proposed “‘mini-seminaries’ consisting of accredited liberal arts junior colleges with the traditional three-year Bible College Top Ten Religious News Stories superimposed on the top” (from the SPS Newsletter, 2.1 (January, 1. The European Congress on Evangelism 1972): 1). Such institutions could elicits great interest. 2. The Episcopal Church ordains women to grant A.A. liberal arts degrees, as the priesthood following change in its well as B.A. and M.A. degrees in canons permitting it to do so. theology and biblical studies. • 3. The World Conference on Religion and The Society resolved to publish Peace is held in Kyoto, Japan. “an authoritative book of essays 4. The Synod of Bishops meeting in on Pentecostalism by leading Vatican City reaffirms celibacy for Roman Catholic religious orders. Pentecostal scholars” and also to 5. Pentecostal Rev. David duPlessis consider publishing a journal addresses 40,000 Roman Catholics, relating to Pentecostal studies. mainline Protestants, evangelicals, and (Newsletter, 1). • Roman Catholic Pentecostals in Montreal, Canada. Kilian McDonnell and Pentecostal 6. “Jesus Rock Festivals” emerge David DuPlessis announced the throughout the United States, imitating the success of Woodstock. beginning of a five-year Roman 7. The World Parliament of Religions Catholic-Pentecostal dialogue. meets in Kerala, India, and calls for mutual Officers: President: William W. understanding among religions and a • search for areas of common agreement. Menzies President-elect: Hollis 8. The Unification Church, founded by the Gause • Secretary: Vinson Synan Rev. Sun Myung Moon, is denounced as • Treasurer: Edward Wood “anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, and anti- democratic” by the National Council of Churches, the Roman Catholic archdiocese of New York, and the American Jewish Committee. 9. Gene Leggett, a United Methodist minister from Dallas, Texas, is expelled from the ministry by his bishop after openly declaring that he is a homosexual. 10. Dozens of periodicals emerge to promote the activities of the “Jesus People” throughout the North American continent.

8 2 ND A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 9–11 • Southwestern College, Oklahoma City, OK • Perspectives on the New Pentecostalism 1972 All Sessions Were Plenary: Opening “all-Pentecostal, charismatic festival,” with address by Bishop J. Floyd Williams • Issues in Pentecostalism, the Presidential Address, by R. Hollis Gause • Pentecostal Theology: A Classical Viewpoint by William G. MacDonald • Pentecostal Theology: Top Ten Religious News Stories A Roman Catholic Viewpoint by 1. Conflict between the Revs. Preus and Donald L. Gelpi • Pentecostal Tietjen threaten unity in the Lutheran Theology: A Neo-Pentecostal Church–Missouri Synod. Viewpoint by J. Rodman Williams • 2. Women struggle to gain right of Charismatic Developments in the ordination in the mainline churches. 3. The Presbyterian Church (USA) Eastern Orthodox Tradition by withdraws from the Consultation on Athanasios Emmert • The New Church Union. Pentecostalism: Perspective of a 4. Abortion remains a top issue. Classical Administrator by Ray H. 5. Evangelicals prepare for Key ’73, the Hughes • The New Pentecostalism: interdenominational evangelistic crusade in North America. Reflections of an Evangelical Observer 6. The possibility that the government by Clark H. Pinnock • The New might fund parochial education sparks Pentecostalism: Personal Reflections of controversy. a Participating Scholar by J. 7. Various denominations restructure. Massingberd Ford • The New 8. Oriental and Satanist religions spread in North America. Pentecostalism: Reflections of an 9. The Jesus Movement continues to Ecumenical Observer by Krister spread. Stendahl • Report on the 10. Campus Crusade, InterVarsity, and Catholic/Pentecostal Dialogue by the other interdenominational parachurch Catholic Chairman, Kilian groups flourish on college and university McDonnell and the Pentecostal campuses. Chairman, David J. duPlessis • Lesser-known Sources in the Roman Catholic Tradition for Charismatic Piety by Stanley M. Burgess • (These papers were later published as Perspectives on the New Pentecostalism, Russell P. Spittler, ed. [Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1976].) Officers: President: R. Hollis Gause • President-Elect: Russell P. Spittler • Secretary: Vinson Synan • Treasurer: Donald Bryan • Immediate Past President: William Menzies

9 3 RD A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 29–Dec. 1 • Lee College, Cleveland, TN Aspects of Pentecostal 1973 Origins All Sessions Were Plenary: Presidential Address by Russell Spittler: The Theological Challenge of the Contemporary Charismatic Movement • Banquet Address by Martin Marty: Pentecostalism in the Context of American Piety • Nineteenth-Century Pentecostal Origins Top Ten Religious News Stories in Britain by Larry Christenson • Wesleyan Aspects of Pentecostal Origins 1. Debate over Scripture continues in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. by Melvin Dieter • Non-Wesleyan 2. The religion of many moves from Aspects of Pentecostal Origins by social activism toward a more personal William Menzies • Aspects of experience. Catholic-Pentecostal Origins by 3. The General Convention of the Episcopal Church fails to approve the Edward O’Connor • Pentecostal ordination of women. Origins: A Black Perspective by 4. The charismatic movement continues Leonard Lovett • The New to rise. Pentecostalism: Perspective of a Classical 5. The Key ’73 Evangelistic Crusade Administrator by Ray H. Hughes • lasts the full year. 6. Numerous young people are Aspects of Oneness Pentecostal Origins kidnapped by religious communities such by David Reed • The Early Anti- as the Moonies and the Children of God, Pentecostal Argument by Horace S. and many are later “deprogrammed” from Ward, Jr. • (Most presentations the psychological control of such groups. from this Meeting were published 7. The Vatican reaffirms the infallibility of the Pope. later in Aspects of Pentecostal- 8. Violence continues in Northern Ireland Charismatic Origins, Vinson Synan, between Catholics and Protestants. ed. [Plainfield, NJ: Logos 9. American Roman Catholic Bishops International, 1975].) and National Council of Churches leaders support the California lettuce-grape Officers: President: Russell Spittler boycott. • President-Elect: Vinson Synan • 10. The United Presbyterian Church Secretary: James Beaty • Treasurer: (USA) returns to the Consultation on Church Union, but the Presbyterian Donald Bryan • Immediate Past Church (US) suffers subsequent schism. President: R. Hollis Gause

10 4 TH A NNUAL M EETING Dec. 5–7 • Southern California College, Costa Mesa, CA The Third Force and The Third World 1974 All Sessions Were Plenary: Reflection on the Spirit and the Disinherited by Howard Thurman • Presidential Address by Vinson Synan • The Historical Implications of Pentecostalism in the Third World by Ithiel Clemmons • The Spirit as Empowerment for Third World Liberation by James Forbes, Jr. Top Ten Religious News Stories • Pentecostal Theology and Implications 1. The Episcopal Church in for Third World: An Assessment by Philadelphia ordains eleven women to Walter J. Hollenweger • Pentecostal the priesthood irregularly. Education as Liberation by Bennie 2. Controversy continues within the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod Goodwin 3. Watergate influences how leaders of Closing Session: Rev. James the religious right think about their Forbes, Jr. preaches, with singing by political role. 4. Scholars and leaders confront the the Jackson Memorial Choir theological and ethical implications of Officers: President: Vinson Synan • the projected imminent world food crisis. 5. The movie “The Exorcist” draws Vice-President: Leonard Lovett • huge attendance and stimulates Secretary: James Beaty • Treasurer: controversy and interest in the Russell Spittler • Immediate Past paranormal. President: Russell Spittler 6. Concerns about accuracy prompt controversy over public school history and science textbooks. 7. Evangelicals deepen their commitment to world evangelization at the Lausanne Conference. 8. Evangelicals’ interest in social concern grows. 9. The charismatic movement persists. 10. Regimes that restrict religious freedom grow throughout the world.

11 5 TH A NNUAL M EETING Dec. 4–6 • The Word of God Community Ann Arbor, MI •The Pentecostal & Charismatic Movements: 1975 Where Are They? Where Are They Going? Four Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Leonard Lovett • Radical Wesleyanism and American Culture by Timothy L. Smith • The Holy Spirit and the Spirit of the Age: An Historical Note on the Confusion of Theological Traditions by Grant Wacker, Jr. • Speaking the Top Ten Religious News Stories Truth in Love by Timothy Smith 1. The controversy over women’s Four Parallel Sessions with eight ordination continues in the Episcopal presentations, including these: The Church. 2. The Karen Quinlan respirator Pentecostal Christian and His Church case raises theological and ethical Music by Joseph Nicholson • issues. Montanism: Antecedent to Current 3. The Lutheran Church–Missouri Charismatic Movements and Synod controversy continues. Pentecostalism by Henry M. Evans, Jr. 4. Mainline churches exert extensive • effort by to help resettle Southeast Culture of the Catholic Charismatic Asian refugees. Renewal: A Case Study by Philip F. 5. Mainline churches react to the O’Mara quest of homosexuals for recognition and ordination. Officers: President: Leonard Lovett 6. The Vatican canonizes Mother • Vice-President: Don Argue • Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first Secretary: James Beaty • Treasurer: American-born Roman Catholic saint. Horace S. Ward • Immediate Past 7. Inroads of the charismatic movement spark growing controversy President: Vinson Synan in the Southern Baptist Convention. 8. The Charismatic movement spreads and divides. 9. Women seeking ordination in the Roman Catholic Church grow militant. 10. The World Council of Churches meets in Nairobi.

12 6 TH A NNUAL M EETING December 2–4, , GA The Biblical Basis of the Pentecostal Faith 1976 Eleven Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Don Argue.• The Old Testament Foundations of the Pentecostal Faith by Stanley Horton • The Indwelling, Infilling and Baptism of the Holy Spirit: A Differentiation of Terms by French Arrington • When Did Prophecy Cease? by John W. Swails, Top Ten Religious News Stories • 1. The ordination of women to the III Glossolalia at Pentecost and priesthood in the Episcopal Church Corinth by James Beaty • The continues to be controversial. Ethical Consequences of the Pentecostal 2. Religion is prominent in the Experience by Hollis Gause • A presidential election of . Christocentric Pentecost by Guy 3. Roman Catholics meet in Detroit and issue pronouncements on Duffield • Gift Speaking Utterances homosexuality, sex, and marriage. to God and Oracles from God by 4. The Lutheran Church—Missouri William MacDonald • Ephesus: Synod splits. New Testament Teaching Center 5. The Unification Church and its leader, Designed by the Holy Spirit by Paul the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, rise and become visible nationally. Elbert • The Gifts of the Spirit: Basic 6. The National Eucharistic Congress Considerations by Anthony Palma meets. 7. Abortion is a national vote issue. Officers: President: Don Argue • 8. The Karen Quinlan case continues to Vice-President: Horace S. Ward grip the nation. • Secretary: James Beaty • 9. Gallup polls the “born again” Treasurer: Joseph Nicholson • phenomenon in the United States 10. Roman Catholics publish a major Past President: Leonard Lovett paper on divorce.

13 7 TH A NNUAL M EETING Drury Inn of Springfield, Springfield, MO Aspects of Pentecostal 1977 Practical Theology Eight Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Horace S. Ward: The Divine Imperative • Healing: Charismatic and Sacramental by Louis P. Rogge • The Holy Spirit and Preaching by James A. Forbes, Jr. • Report on the Annual Meeting of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Top Ten Religious News Stories North America by Thomas F. 1. Anita Bryant takes controversial Zimmerman • The Wesleyan Origins public stand against gays. of Pentecostal Worship by Vinson 2. Mainline denominations, however, Synan • Local Ecumenism in Worship express a growing interest in and Teaching: A Roman Catholic ministering to gays. • 3. President Jimmy Carter’s “born Perspective by Philip F. O’Mara again” religious faith influences his Report on the 1977 Conference on presidency. Charismatic Renewal in the Christian 4. The Idi Amin regime massacres Churches by Vinson Synan • Mission Christians in Uganda. Today and Tomorrow: Let’s Be Biblical 5. The call for unity in Kansas City at Through and Through! But Are We the Conference on Charismatic Renewal in the Christians Churches Overlooking Something? by Arthur F. draws 40,000 participants. Glasser 6. Assemblies of God officials defend Pneuma: The Journal of the Society their General Superintendent , Thomas F. Zimmerman, for his role as for Pentecostal Studies is approved chairman of a bank involved in a by the Society, which appoints questionable land deal. William W. Menzies as its first 7. Religious pro-life and feminist editor. groups drive for state passage of an Equal Rights Amendment to the Officers: President: Howard S. United States Constitution. Ward • Vice-President: Anthony 8. Forty-six scholars issue “The D. Palma • Secretary: James M. Declaration: An Appeal to • • Evangelicals,” which calls for a greater Beaty Treasurer: John B. Parker role for tradition, a commitment to Immediate Past President: Don social concern, and ecumenical dialog Argue between the evangelical community and wider Christendom. 9. announces plans to build a medical center. 10. The Center opens its doors on the Wheaton College campus.

14 8 TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 30–Dec. 2 • Valley Forge Christian College Phoenixville, PA The Holy Spirit in the Community of Faith 1978 Seven Plenary Sessions: The Procession of the Holy Spirit to the Community of Faith by William G. MacDonald • Presidential Address by Anthony Palma • The Holy Spirit and the Communion of Saints by French L. Arrington • Prophecy in the New Testament: Definition, Form and Function by R. Top Ten Religious News Stories Hollis Gause • The Holy Spirit and 1. and 900 hundred followers Eschatology by J. Rodman Williams • commit mass suicide in Guyana. Conflict Between Kingdoms and Holy 2. The War of Independence in Spirit Encouragement by James A. Rhodesia leads to death of several Forbes, Jr. • Prophecy in the Old missionaries and thousands of Testament: Definition, Form and Christians. Function by Stanley M. Horton 3. The World Council of Churches decides to aid guerrilla groups. Two Parallel Sessions with four 4. Conservative evangelical leaders presentations, including these: issue the “Chicago Statement on Biblical Doctrinal Disagreements and Christian Inerrancy” in response to the “Chicago Declaration.” Fellowship by Charles Farah, Jr. • The 5. Billy Graham takes Poland by storm. Use of the Bible in Charismatic 6. Power struggle develops in Herbert by Philip O’Mara • Exclusivist W. Armstrong’s Church of God, leading Tendencies in Pentecostal Self-Definition to split. by James S. Tinney 7. Catholic Charismatic rallies at Notre Dame University and Dublin, Ireland, Officers: President: Anthony Palma receive endorsement of the Roman • Immediate Past President: James Catholic Church. 8. The Oberammergau town council Beaty • Executive Secretary: Horace has decided to use a less anti-Semitic S. Ward text of its passion play. 9. Scientific tests of the Shroud of Turin determine it to be from the first century. 10. Mormon women are granted the right to pray publicly at sacramental meetings.

15 9 TH A NNUAL M EETING Sept. 30–Oct. 1 • Broadway Tabernacle Church Vancouver, B.C. • The Holy Spirit 1979 in the Last Days Eight Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by James Beaty • This Gospel of the Kingdom: The Function of Eschatology in the Development of Pentecostal Thought by D. William Faupel • A Pentecostal Response to James D.G. Dunn by Top Ten Religious News Stories Anthony D. Palma • The New Order 1. In an historic first-time event, the bishops of the Latter Rain by L.T. Holdcroft • of the meet The Significance of William H. Durham together with bishops of the three major African-American Methodist Churches: the for Pentecostal Historiography by Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME); Clayton • The Woman Called Mary by the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Louis P. Rogge • The Holy Spirit in (AMEZ); and the Christian Methodist the Task of Liberation: A Black Episcopal Church (CME). Pentecostal Viewpoint by Leonard 2. The Federal Communications Commission investigates the financially Lovett • Gifts of the Spirit: How Many troubled PTL television network for possible and What They Are by Ronald E. violations. Cottle • Banquet Address by 3. Father Theodore Hesburgh, President of Dennis Bennett the University of Notre Dame, tops the U.S. News and World Report annual survey of Three Parallel Sessions with six “Who Runs America” in the fields of both presentations, including these: The religion and education. Woman Called Mary by Louis P. 4. The National Council of Churches seeks to reverse a U.S. Federal Court order to Rogge • The Holy Spirit and the Media expel Haitian refugees. by Kenneth Birch • The Holy Spirit 5. Sun Myung Moon performs a mass and Sin in Medieval Literature by marriage of 705 couples, many of whom Eliezer Oyola • Origen and the Gifts of never met their spouse prior to the wedding. the Spirit by Ronald Kydd 6. Robert Runcie is named Archbishop of Canterbury. Officers: President: James Beaty • 7. Mother Teresa wins the Nobel Peace First Vice-President: Stanley Horton Prize. 8. “Jesus 79” rallies held throughout North • Second Vice-President: Ithiel America and Western Europe draw Clemmons • Executive Secretary: thousands of charismatics from all Horace S. Ward • Immediate Past denominations. 9. The Southern Baptist Convention erupts President: Anthony Palma • over inerrancy debate. Newsletter Editor: Vinson Synan • 10. Two groups, The Christian Voice and Pneuma Editor: William W. Menzies the Moral Majority, gear up to shape the • Immediate Past President: outcome of the 1980 presidential election. Anthony Palma

16 10TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 13–15 • Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK Contemporary Issues in Pentecostalism 1980 Three Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Stanley Horton • Worship service led by James Forbes, Jr. and Bennie Goodwin • Address to combined ORU/SPS Chapel by Oral Roberts Six Parallel Sessions, each with two presentations, including Top Ten Religious News Stories these: Problems in the Contemporary 1. The new religious right ascends as a Usage of Prophecy by Cecil M. political force. Robeck, Jr. • Hermeneutics: A 2. Islamic fundamentalism resurges in Pentecostal Option by Howard M. and other Middle East countries. 3. The Fifth World Synod of Bishops in Ervin • The Pentecostal-Charismatic Rome reaffirmed the Catholic Church’s Movement as Revival and Renewal by position on contraception and divorce, Peter Hocken • Critical Analysis: countering American Catholics’ dissent to The ‘Root and Fruits’ of Faith the papal encyclical on birth control. 4. Formula Theology by Charles Farah, The Ku Klux Klan and anti-Semitism resurge. Jr. • Jabberwocky? The 5. The Southern Baptist Convention Threeness/Oneness Dialogue by battles over biblical inerrancy. Michael Wadsworth Narkun 6. Controversy results from the claim of Bailey Smith, Southern Baptist Convention Officers: President: Stanley President, that God does not hear the Horton • Executive Secretary: of a Jew. Vinson Synan • First Vice- 7. Archbishop Romero of El Salvador is assassinated. President: Ithiel Clemmons • 8. The Vatican orders Hans Küng Second Vice-President: William removed from the Roman Catholic faculty MacDonald • Pneuma Editor: at the University of Tübingen. William W. Menzies • Immediate 9. The “electronic church” and its impact on local congregations spur controversy. Past President: James Beaty 10. United Methodists elect a woman bishop, the first of any major U.S. Protestant denomination to do so.

17 11TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 12–14 • East Coast Bible College, Charlotte, NC The Spirit and Regeneration 1981 in John’s Gospel Two Plenary Sessions: Presidential address by Ithiel Clemmons: True Koinonia: Pentecostal Hopes and Historical Realities • Banquet address by David duPlessis Top Ten Religious News Stories The balance of the Meeting 1. A Turkish terrorist in St. Peter’s Square shoots consisted of six exegetical Pope John Paul II. seminars studying selected 2. The World Council of Churches establishes the portions of the Gospel of Nicene Creed as a foundation for Christian unity, John with certain questions th while observing the 1,600 anniversary of the pertinent to Pentecostal- Council of Constantinople. 3. Philip and Daniel Berrigan are sentenced to charismatic faith in mind. A ten years in prison for participating in antinuclear “scribe” from each of four protests that resulted in damaging nuclear teams reported his team’s warheads. results to the whole toward 4. The National Council of Churches and several the end of the Meeting. Protestant denominational leaders protest on Program Chair William G. Good Friday in Washington, D.C., against the MacDonald summarized the United States giving military aid to El Salvador. 5. The Salvation Army resigns from the World method and results of the Council of Churches in protest over the seminars in this Meeting in ecumenical group’s aid to armed liberation “Exegetical Circles: An movements. Innovation at the Charlotte 6. Bailey Smith retains presidency of the Meeting,” Pneuma 4.1 Southern Baptist Convention in the first contested (Spring, 1982): 19–31. second-term election in the denomination’s Minutes from the Meeting history, beating back moderate Abner McCall, Chancellor of Baylor University. occur also in this issue, pp. 7. The Dalai Lama tours the United States for six 57–60. weeks. Officers: President: Ithiel 8. Oral Roberts opens the City of Faith teaching hospital in Tulsa, OK, seeking to wed medicine Clemmons • First Vice- and charismatic faith in divine healing. President: William 9. Sandra Day O’Connor wins Senate approval MacDonald • Second Vice- as the first woman justice to the Supreme Court, President: French Arrington despite efforts by the “right-to-life” movement to block her appointment because of her views on • Executive Secretary: abortion. Vinson Synan • Pneuma 10. C. Everett Koop gains Senate approval for Editor: William W. Menzies his appointment as Surgeon General, despite • Immediate Past President: efforts by the left, which takes issue with his Stanley Horton strong stand against abortion and homosexuality.

18 12TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 18–20 • Fuller Theological Seminary Pasadena, CA Gifts of the Spirit Four Plenary Sessions: Sermon by James A.1982 Forbes, Jr. • Ministry and the Ministry: The Charismatic Renewal’s Challenge to Traditional Ecclesiology by James D.G. Dunn • Breath Baptism in the Synoptics by Donald L. Gelpi • Presidential Address by William G. MacDonald: Spiritual Triumphs Top Ten Religious News Stories and the Perils of Triumphalism 1. Many protest nuclear arms. Fourteen discussion paper 2. Israel invades Lebanon. presentations. 3. Billy Graham crusades in Moscow, sparking controversy over religious At the business meeting, the freedom. membership voted unanimously 4. The U.S. Senate fails to pass three to revise the Society’s issues favored by the religious right: constitution and adopted a tuition tax credit for private schools; permitting prayer in public schools; and slightly modified version of the making abortion illegal. World Pentecostal Fellowship’s 5. Controversy results from federal court statement of purpose. This decisions overturning “equal time” laws in revision enabled persons who Arkansas and Louisiana, requiring the support this statement of teaching of “scientific creationism” along purpose but could not, in good with teaching on evolution. conscience, embrace all of the 6. Bob Jones University is taken to Federal court in an effort to have tax- doctrinal expressions in the exempt status revoked because of its original constitution to join the racial policies. Society as Full Members. 7. Three Lutheran bodies, the Lutheran Church in America, the American Officers: President: William G. Lutheran Church, and the Association of MacDonald • Executive Evangelical Lutheran Churches, agree on Secretary: Vinson Synan • First merger talks. Vice-President: Cecil M. Robeck, 8. The World Council of Churches issues a “convergence document” on Baptism, Jr. • Second Vice-President: the Eucharist, and the Ministry. Harold D. Hunter • Pneuma 9. Joseph Bernardin becomes Roman Editor: William W. Menzies • Catholic Archbishop of Chicago. Immediate Past President: Ithiel 10. Pope John Paul II visits Britain in the Clemmons midst of its war with Argentina and authorizes unity talks in a joint statement with Anglican Archbishop Robert Runcie.

19 13TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 3–5 • Church of God School of Theology Cleveland, TN • Pastoral Problems 1983 in the Pentecostal-Charismatic Movement Three Plenary Sessions: Sermon by Adrian Varlack, Sr. • Presidential Address by Cecil M. Robeck: Name and Glory: The Ecumenical Challenge • Cultism in the Local Church by C. Eric Lincoln Top Ten Religious News Stories 1. Lutheran Sweden and the Vatican re- Twelve discussion paper establish full diplomatic relations after a 450-year presentations. interruption. Officers: President: Cecil M. 2. The Sixth Assembly of the World Council of Churches held in Vancouver is marked by new Robeck • Executive progress toward Christian unity and a move away Secretary: Russell P. Spittler from the more controversial aspects of its stance • First Vice-President: on social justice. Harold D. Hunter • Second 3. The 20th annual Protestant Kirchentag in Germany strongly opposes the planned Vice-President: J. Rodman installation of new American cruise and Pershing Williams • Pneuma Editor: II missiles in their country. William W. Menzies • 4. The United Presbyterian Church (USA) and Immediate Past President: The Presbyterian Church (US) reunite. 5. The National Council of Churches is racked William G. MacDonald by controversy resulting from CBS’ 60 Minutes and Reader’s Digest exposés on their left-wing activities in Latin America; the application of the pro-homosexual Metropolitan Community Churches for membership; and the resignation of its President, United Methodist Bishop James Armstrong. 6. The 500th Anniversary of Martin Luther’s birth is celebrated throughout the world. 7. The Pyoto P. Vashchenko family is granted visas to immigrate to the United States, thus ending the five-year sanctuary this Pentecostal family received at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. 8. Corrie ten Boom, the Dutch Pentecostal imprisoned during World War II for hiding Jews from the Nazis, dies. 9. Robert Shuller’s Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California, loses its tax-exempt status. 10. The Assemblies of God, with 1.6 million members, is declared the fastest-growing denomination in the United States by two surveys. 20 14th Annual Meeting Nov. 15–17 • Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, S. Hamilton, MA Toward a Pentecostal/ 1984 Charismatic Theology: Baptism in the Holy Spirit Two Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Harold D. Hunter: What Is Truth? • Banquet Address by Larry Christenson, The Strategy of the Spirit Top Religious News Stories Six Parallel Sessions with twelve 1. Religious interests pervade the presentations, including a Reagan/Mondale presidential campaign: Geraldine Ferraro clashes with the Roman Roundtable Discussion of the Final Catholic position on abortion, and Reagan Report of the Vatican/Pentecostal refers to Armageddon, the final battle Dialogue between the forces of good and evil. 2. Conservatives react negatively to the Officers: President: Harold D. Roman Catholic pastoral letter on Hunter • Executive Secretary: economics. Russell P. Spittler • First Vice- 3. Militant Sikhs seeking a homeland in • India storm the Golden Temple and President: J. Rodman Williams assassinate Indira Gandhi. Second Vice-President: Peter 4. Bishop Desmond Tutu receives the Hocken • Pneuma Editor: Cecil Nobel Peace Prize. M. Robeck, Jr. • Immediate Past 5. Congress rejects President Reagan’s President: Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. school prayer amendment. 6. The Vatican clamps down on liberation theology. 7. The Southern Baptist Convention’s conservative swing results in the election of Charles Stanley as President, opposition to women’s ordination, and claims that Eve was responsible for the downfall of humanity. 8. The “Baby Doe” fertilization law and the transplanting of a baboon’s heart into “Baby Fae” stir medical ethics debate. 9. Jesse Jackson launches the first major U.S. presidential campaign based substantially on church support.

21 15TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 14-16 • Mother of God Community Gaithersburg, MD 1985 The Distinctiveness of Pentecostal-Charismatic Theology All Sessions Were Plenary, including these: Opening Worship Service: Address by Edith Difato • Presidential Address by J. Rodman Williams: A Pentecostal Theology • Panel Top Ten Religious News Stories from the Mother of God Community: Obedience to New Life 1. The religious struggle against in South Africa intensifies. to New Understanding: Reflection on 2. Pope John Paul II calls for a synod of Life in Charismatic Community • Roman Catholic bishops to assess the Banquet Presentations: Fifteen Second Vatican Council. Years of the Society for Pentecostal 3. The U.S. government cracks down on Studies by Vinson Synan; Oral the church-based sanctuary movement. Roberts, the Quintessential Pentecostal 4. The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a state law mandating periods for silent by David E. Harrell, Jr. prayer in public schools. Officers: President: J. Rodman 5. Conservatives secure firm control of the Southern Baptist convention and reelect Williams • Executive Secretary: Charles Stanley as President. Russell P. Spittler • First Vice- 6. The religious right launches a drive to President: Peter Hocken • elect their candidates to public office, and Second Vice-President: Edith Pat Robertson announces that he plans to seek the Republican presidential Blumhofer • Pneuma Editor: nomination in 1988. Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. • 7. Ezra Taft Benson is elected as Mormon Immediate Past President: president upon the death of Spencer W. Harold Hunter Kimball. 8. The religious coalition opposed to U.S. policies in Central America mobilizes 40,000 persons to engage in civil disobedience. 9. Indian guru Ghagwan Shree Rajneesh flees to the Himalayas after pleading guilty to 20 of 35 counts of immigration fraud at his commune in Oregon. The Vatican condemns the teaching of Brazilian liberation theologian Leonardo Boff.

22 16TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 13–15 • Southern California College, Costa Mesa, CA Azusa Street Revisited: 1986 Facets of the American Pentecostal Experience Three Plenary Sessions: Opening Session: Comments by Loyce Carver, General Overseer, , Portland, OR, and by Pauline Parham, Christ for the Nations, Dallas, TX; panel of Top Ten Religious News Stories Azusa Street revival 1. The Vatican curtails the authority of Seattle “veterans,” interviewed by Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen and strips Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. • Panel: moral theology professor Charles Curran of Researching Pentecostalism, with his right to teach at the Catholic University of presentations by Charles America in Washington, D.C. Edwin Jones, Karen 2. Pat Robertson confirms that he will run for Robinson, Clyde R. Root, President in 1988. 3. Controversy over the teaching of “secular Robert Shuster, Russell humanism” and under-representing or Spittler, and Wayne Warner • misrepresenting religion in school texts results Presidential Address by Peter in several court cases. Hocken 4. Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu is named Archbishop of Cape Town. Five Parallel Sessions with 5. Conservatives force through a biblical fifteen presentations inerrancy statement as an article of faith at the Southern Baptist Convention. Officers: President: Peter 6. A federal grand jury in Phoenix, Arizona, Hocken • Executive convicts eight church workers for giving Secretary: Russell P. Spittler • sanctuary to refugees from Central America. 7. Three Lutheran Churches vote to merge First Vice-President: Edith under the name “Evangelical Lutheran Church Blumhofer • Second Vice- in America” and pick Chicago as the site of President: Ronald A.N. Kydd their national offices. • Pneuma Editor: Cecil M. 8. The Roman Catholic Church is credited as • having exerted a decisive influence in ousting Robeck, Jr. Immediate Past despotic regimes in Haiti and the Philippines. President: J. Rodman 9. Moved by the final report of the Attorney Williams General’s Commission on Pornography, some 200 religious leaders form an alliance to combat child, violent, and other pornography. 10. Pope John Paul II pays an historic visit to Rome’s main synagogue, embraces the chief rabbi, and describes the Jewish people as Christianity’s “elder brother.”

23 17TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 12–14 • CBN University, Virginia Beach, VA Probing Pentecostalism

1987Three Plenary Sessions: Opening Worship Service: Message by James Forbes, Jr. • Presidential Address by Edith Blumhofer • Banquet Address: The Ecclesiology of Top Ten Religious News Stories Koinonia and the Baptism in the Holy Spirit—Roman Catholic 1. Jim Bakker is defrocked by the Assemblies Perspectives by Kilian of God and the PTL empire is handed over to Jerry Falwell. McDonnell 2. Pope John Paul II makes an historic ten- Five Parallel Sessions with day visit to the United States. fifteen presentations 3. Pat Robertson formally enters the Presidential race, the first charismatic Christian Officers: President: Edith to do so. • 4. Private morality issues cause two Blumhofer Executive Presidential candidates, Gary Hart and Joe Secretary: Russell P. Spittler • Biden, to withdraw from the race. First Vice-President: Ronald 5. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in A.N. Kydd • Second Vice- America is formally constituted in Columbus, President: Donald W. Ohio, the product of a merger of three Lutheran bodies. Dayton • Pneuma Editor: 6. Oral Roberts raises eight million dollars for Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. • medical missionary students at his university in Immediate Past President: Tulsa, Oklahoma, after saying, “God will call Peter Hocken me home if I don’t.” 7. Promotion of condoms and sex education in schools as the main ways to combat AIDS stirs debate in religious circles. 8. Roman Catholic and Jewish religious are rocked by Pope John Paul II’s audience with Kurt Waldheim, Austrian President, accused of complicity in Nazi war crimes. 9. A federal appeals court in Atlanta reverses a district judge’s order banning the use of 44 textbooks in Alabama’s public schools because they allegedly promote “secular humanism.” 10. Conservatives in the Southern Baptist Convention elect Adrian Rogers as President and gain control of most SBC agencies.

24 18TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 10–12 • Asbury Theological Seminary Wilmore, KY Pentecostalism in the 1988 Context of the Holiness Revival Three Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Ronald Kydd: A Prolegomenon to Pentecostal Theologizing • Keynote Address by Melvin Dieter: The Top Ten Religious News Stories Wesleyan/Holiness and Pentecostal 1. On January 1, the Evangelical Lutheran Movements: Commonalities, Church in America officially replaces the Confrontation, and Dialogue • American Lutheran Church, the Lutheran Special Banquet presentations: Church of America, and the Association of a Festschrift presented to Evangelical Lutheran Churches, creating a Stanley Horton; presentation church with over five million members. 2. The Rev. Jimmy Swaggart is defrocked of the Dictionary of Pentecostal by the Assemblies of God for refusing to and Charismatic Movements, accept church discipline for sexual edited by Stanley Burgess, misconduct. Gary McGee, and Patrick 3. Pat Robertson’s and Jesse Jackson’s bid Alexander. for the Republican and Democratic presidential nomination pushed their Five Parallel Sessions with respective parties to the radical right and fifteen presentations, including extreme left. Robertson’s presidential bid is discussion led by Chris the first by a charismatic Christian. Thomas of A Proposal for an 4. The debate over the “gay” issue SPS Biblical Studies Section. dominated the agenda of most mainline denominations throughout the year. Post-Meeting Session with 5. Billy Graham visits China. discussion: The Holiness and 6. The Mormons experience their largest Pentecostal Traditions in Dialogue, yearly numerical growth in their 158-year history bringing their total membership to presented by Howard A. 6,440,000. Snyder and H. Vinson Synan. 7. Churches respond with compassion to news of the growing AIDS epidemic in Africa. Officers: President: Ronald 8. Thousands of abortion opponents, most Kydd • Executive Secretary: of them conservative Christians, are arrested Peter Hocken • First Vice- for blocking entrances to abortion clinics. President: Donald W. Dayton 9. The film “The Last Temptation of Christ” • opens to criticism and protest by Christian Second Vice-President: and Jewish groups. Manuel Gaxiola-Gaxiola • 10. Princeton Theological Seminary Pneuma Editor: Cecil M. professor James H. Charlesworth Robeck, Jr. • Immediate Past announces that archaeologists believe they President: Edith Blumhofer have unearthed a house in Capernaum thought to have belonged to Peter. 25 19TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 16–18 • California Theological Seminary Fresno, CA • Old and New 1989 Issues in Pentecostalism Three Plenary Sessions: Pentecostalism and Ecumenism, with panelists from various traditions, including members of the Faith and Order Commission of the National Council of Churches • Pentecostalism in a Socialist Society, with Santiago Héctor Pereyra, Hugo Reyes-Hidalgo, and Top Ten Religious News Stories Fernando Sarracén-Caró as panelists 1. The Rev. Barbara Clementine • Presidential Address by Donald Harris is elected as the first woman Bishop in the Episcopal Church. Dayton: Toward a Pentecostal Doctrine 2. The Vatican officially condemns of Scripture racism as sinful and identifies South Four Parallel Sessions with twelve Africa and the United States as the two nations with the worst racial presentations, including these: A problems. Review of French Arrington’s 3. Salman Rushdie goes into hiding Commentary on Acts by Hollis Gause after Muslim clerics call for his and Doug Oss • The Future of Biblical execution for publishing The Satanic Studies with Jackie Johns, Steven H. Verses. Land, and Rick A. Moore, as 4. Former PTL leader Jim Bakker is sentenced to forty-five years in prison panelists for fraud and conspiracy convictions. Officers: President: Donald W. 5. Religious fervor rises as Marxism fails in Eastern Block countries. Dayton • Executive Secretary: Peter 6. The Moral Majority folds. Hocken • First Vice-President: 7. Evangelicals meet in Manila Manuel J. Gaxiola-Gaxiola • Second Conference to “reshape” world Vice-President: Murray Dempster • evangelism. 8. Oral Roberts closes the City of Pneuma Editor: Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. Faith hospital and medical school at • Immediate Past President: Ron Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, OK. Kydd 9. China cracks down on religion. 10. The Assemblies of God celebrates 75 years of growth.

26 20TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 8–10 • Christ for the Nations Institute Dallas, TX • Continuity and Change in the Pentecostal 1990 and Charismatic Movements Three Plenary Sessions: Keynote Address: Continuity and Change in the Role of Pentecostal Churches in Rapidly Changing Eastern European Marxist Countries by Peter Kuzmič • Presidential Address by Manuel J. Gaxiola-Gaxiola: Indian Spirituality and Catholic Eschatology: Their Influence on Latin American Pentecostalism • Top Ten Religious News Stories Continuity and Change in the 1. The Berlin wall falls, bringing a measure Society for Pentecostal Studies: An of religious freedom to Eastern-block countries, and Mikhail Gorbachev reopened Appraisal After Twenty Years hundreds of closed churches in the Soviet with Donald W. Dayton, Union. Manuel J. Gaxiola-Gaxiola, 2. Billy Graham holds a crusade in Hong Peter Hocken, Leonard Kong, while reaching millions via satellite. Lovett, Cecil M. Robeck, Jr., 3. The Southern Baptist Convention fires top Russell P. Spittler, and Vinson editors of the Baptist Press, replacing them Synan, panelists. with conservatives more attuned to the leadership’s views. Six Parallel Sessions with 4. Roman Catholic Archbishop Eugene twenty-three presentations, Marino of Atlanta, Father Bruce Ritter of New including Pentecostals and York’s Covenant House, and Allan Boesak, President of the World Alliance of Reformed Hermeneutics: Community, Rituals Churches, all resign following separate public and Texts, a group presentation disclosure of sex scandals. by faculty from Bethany 5. Lutheran authorities discipline two San College: Daniel E. Albrecht, Francisco congregations for ordaining and Richard D. Israel, and Randal installing acknowledged homosexuals. G. McNally 6. Nelson Mandela, released from prison after 27 years, is warmly greeted by U.S. Officers: President: Manuel J. religious leaders, while several South African Gaxiola-Gaxiola • Executive churches renounce their support of apartheid. 7. The U.S. Supreme Court rules that the Secretary: Peter Hocken • Constitution grants no right to take the First Vice-President: Murray hallucinogenic drug peyote as a religious W. Dempster • Second Vice- practice. President: D. William Faupel • 8. The Washington National Cathedral is Pneuma Editor: Cecil M. completed after 83 years in construction. 9. The New Revised Standard Version of the Robeck, Jr. • Immediate Past Bible goes on sale. President: Donald Dayton 10. Scholars find plagiarism in the writings of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

27 21ST A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 7–9 • Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God, Lakeland, FL Decades of Expectancy 1991 1891–1900, 1991–2000 Two Plenary Sessions: Keynote Address: Decade of Expectancy: The Pentecostal/Charismatic Challenge for Church Renewal and Global Mission, by R. Lamar Vest. • Presidential Address by Murray W. Dempster: Christian Social Concern in Pentecostal Top Ten Religious News Stories Perspective 1. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Seven Parallel Sessions with Church (U.S.A.) rejects efforts to approve thirty presentations, sexual relations for unmarried couples and homosexual couples. including His Banner over Me 2. Orthodox Patriarch Aleksy II formally Is Love: The Story of the Full blesses Boris N. Yeltsin at his inauguration as Gospel Businessmen Fellowship President of the Russian Republic. International, by Vinson Synan 3. Biblical scholars are granted free access to • A Passion for the Kingdom, by the Dead Sea Scrolls, ending a monopoly that lasted for decades. Steven J. Land • From 4. U.S. religious leaders question whether the Movement to Institution A Case Gulf War met the criteria for a “just war.” Study of the Charismatic Renewal 5. Hundreds of anti-abortion demonstrators, in the Anglican Church of including several clergy, are arrested in Canada, by David Reed • The Kansas and North Dakota. Political Option: A New Face of 6. Southern Baptist conservatives gain board control of their seminaries, while moderates Pentecostalism, by J. Norberto withdraw to form the Cooperative Baptist Saracco • Apostolic and Fellowship and establish a new seminary in Prophetic Leadership: Heresy or Richmond, Virginia. Renewal? by Nico Horn • Paul 7. Five Orthodox Church bodies suspend Ricoeur’s Hermeneutical Theory relations with the National Council of Churches and threaten withdrawal. and Pentecostal Proclamation, by 8. The Episcopal Church approves Joseph Byrd compromise statement leaving the church’s Four Interest Groups: Biblical stand on homosexual relationships ambiguous. 9. The becomes the Studies, Christian Praxis, first major denomination to approve “active History, Theology euthanasia.” Officers: President: Murray 10. Evangelicals and the religious right support Clarence Thomas’s nomination to the W. Dempster • Executive Supreme Court, but the National Council of Secretary: Peter Hocken • Churches and major African American First Vice-President: D. denominations oppose it. William Faupel • Second Vice-President: Cheryl Bridges Johns • Pneuma Editor: Cecil M. Robeck • Immediate Past President: Manuel Gaxiola-Gaxiola 28 22ND A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 12-14 • Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, Springfield, MO Drinking from Our Own Wells: Defining a Pentecostal-199 2 Charismatic Spirituality Two Plenary Sessions: Keynote Address: Drinking from the Wells of Christian Spirituality: The Musings of an Evangelical/Charismatic/Contemplative Pilgrim, by Charles Nienkirchen • Presidential Address by William Top Religious News Stories Faupel: Whither Pentecostalism? 1. Southern Baptists Bill Clinton and Seven Parallel Sessions with 33 Al Gore are elected President and presentations, including A Round- Vice-President of the United States. table Discussion of The Biblical Precedent 2. The Church of England votes to for Historical Precedent, Roger ordain women to the priesthood. Stronstad, presenter, and Charles 3. The U.S. Roman Catholic Bishops vote to “scrub” their pastoral Holman and Gordon Fee, initial letter on women. respondents • Discussion: Pauline 4. Several major denominations are Theology: Ministry and Society by E. successfully sued for failing to Earle Ellis, with the author, Priscilla discipline appropriately clergy guilty of Benham, and J. Christopher sexual misconduct. 5. The war in Bosnia takes on Thomas, panelists • The Expanding religious overtones. Politicization of the Pentecostal 6. The U.S. Supreme Court rules Movement, by Kathy Harden • that prayers at public school graduation Formation of Emerging Leaders in the ceremonies are unconstitutional. Pentecostal Tradition through a 7. Religious leaders repent for the Confessional Critical Model, by Byron wrongs done to native peoples during the Quincentenary year of the Klaus • Edward Irving’s Doctrine of Columbus voyage. Spirit Baptism, by David Dorries • 8. Famine in Africa, fighting in the Spirituality of Ecclesiastes, by Rich former Yugoslavia, and domestic Israel disasters in the United States bring record aid from religious groups. Five Interest Groups: Biblical 9. United Methodists reaffirm 20- Studies, Christian Praxis, History, year old stance that homosexual Missiology, Theology practice is incompatible with Christian teaching. Officers: President: D. William 10. Southern Baptists continue to Faupel • Executive Secretary: Peter splinter as key missionary executives Hocken • First Vice-President: resign and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship gains strength. Cheryl Bridges Johns • Second Vice-President: Roger Stronstad • Pneuma Editor: Cecil M. Robeck • Immediate Past President: Murray Dempster 29 23RD A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 11–13 • Guadalajara, Mexico To the Ends of the Earth

1993Two Plenary Sessions: Latin American Pentecostalism, by a panel of several specialists • Presidential Address by Cheryl Bridges Johns: The Adolescence of Pentecostalism: In Search of Legitimate Sectarian Identity Six Parallel Sessions with 30 Top Ten Religious News Stories presentations, including Baptism in 1. Cardinal Joseph Bernardin is charged, the Holy Spirit: Initial Evidence and a then exonerated, in sexual abuse case. New Model, by Gordon L. 2. David Koresh and the Branch Anderson • Travail of a Broken Davidians perish in a standoff with Family: The Radical Evangelical government agents. 3. Mainline Protestant churches continue Response to Early Pentecostalism, by struggle over ordination of homosexuals Grant Wacker • The Quest for a and the blessing of gay unions. Charismatic Worldview, by Henry 4. The Church of England votes to allow Lederle • Women: A Catalyst for women priests. Pentecostal Church Growth in 5. Chuck Colson is awarded the prestigious John Templeton Prize for Northeastern Brazil, by Joanne L. progress in religion. Pepper • Hispanic Pentecostals: 6. Robert F. Sanchez, Roman Catholic History and Mission, by Esdras Archbishop of Santa Fe, resigns because Betancourt • Kierkegaard’s Use of of sexual misconduct. 7. PBS television airs series on Scripture, by Rebecca Patten • The evangelicals in America, “Mine Eyes Pursuit of Holiness: A Catholic- Have Seen the Glory,” written and Pentecostal Dialogue, by Ralph Del narrated by Randall Balmer. Colle • What Happens When Women 8. An antiabortion demonstrator murders Pray? Prayer and Paradox in Women’s Dr. David Gunn as he leaves a Pensacola, Florida, abortion clinic. Aglow, by Marie Griffith •From 9. Churches become more involved in Chaos to the City of God: The Spirit protecting the rights of undocumented and the Fulfillment of the Biblical workers throughout the United States. Mission, by Wilf Hildebrandt • 10. Many think that ABC’s “Prime-Time” Pentecostal Missions in Asia: exposé on and his Challenges and Opportunities, by subsequent divorce will end his televangelistic career. William W. Menzies Five Interest Groups: Biblical Studies, Christian Praxis, History, Missiology, Theology Officers: President: Cheryl Bridges Johns • Executive Secretary: Peter Hocken • First Vice-President: Roger Stronstad • Second Vice-President: Eldin Villafañe • Pneuma Editor: Murray Dempster • Immediate Past President: D. William Faupel 30 24TH A NNUAL M EETING Nov. 10–12 • Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL Affirming Diversity

Three Plenary Sessions: Harvey Cox Lecture • 199Affirming Diversity in Our Life,4 Ministry, and Scholarship, with presentations by David Daniels, Daniel Ramirez, Wie Liang Tjiong, Janet Meyer Everts, and Samuel Solivan, Top Ten News Stories moderated by Eldin Villafañe • 1. Ralph Reed, head of Pat Robertson’s Presidential Address by Roger “Christian Coalition,” leads the religious right Stronstad: Affirming Diversity: in a successful campaign to win the House God’s People as a Community of and Senate for a Republican Congress more Prophets friendly to their agenda. 2. The ecumenical women’s “Re-imaging Eight Parallel Sessions with forty- Conference” explores the worship of the one presentations, including goddess “Sophia,” sparking controversy these: Priscilla Benham and throughout mainline Protestant churches. Frank Macchia reviewed John 3. Religious voices dominate debate during Christopher Thomas’s the United Nations International Conference on Population and Development over the Footwashing in John 13 and the ethics of various reproductive policies Johannine Community • Robert designed to lower world population growth. Jewett (Garrett-Evangelical 4. Nelson Mandela wins the first multi-racial Theological Seminary) and presidential election in South Africa in relative Russell Spittler reviewed Gordon peace, thanks in large part to religious leaders Fee’s God’s Empowering Presence, of all races who work to keep tempers calm. 5. Christian leaders are singled out by death and the author responded. squads in the civil war in Rwanda. Five Interest Groups: Biblical 6. Islamic fundamentalism resurges Studies, Christian Praxis, History, throughout the Middle East. Missiology, Theology 7. Antiabortion violence grows throughout the country this year. Officers: President: Roger 8. “Repressed Memories” in sexual abuse Stronstad • Executive Secretary: cases is called into question after several Peter Hocken • First Vice- convicted on the basis of such evidence were subsequently found to be innocent. President: Eldin Villafañe • 9. Pentecostals renounce racism, disband the Second Vice-President: Grant all white “Pentecostal Fellowship of North Wacker • Pneuma Editor: Murray America” (PFNA), and form an interracial Dempster • Immediate Past group, “The Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America” (PCCNA). President: Cheryl Bridges Johns 10. A “laughing revival” known as the No Annual Meeting in 1995: After “Toronto Blessing” draws thousands of deciding to move the Annual seekers from all over the world to the Meeting from fall to spring, the Vineyard Airport Church. Society did not meet in 1995 but resumed its Annual Meetings in March, 1996.

31 25TH A NNUAL M EETING March 7–9 • Wycliffe College, Toronto, ON Memory and Hope: 1996The Society for Pentecostal Studies at 25 Years Six Plenary Sessions, including these: The Pentecostal/Charismatic Tradition in Canadian History and Culture: presentations by Edith Blumhofer, Ronald A. N. Kydd, Don Argue, Guy Chevreau, and • Top Ten Religious News Stories John Stackhouse In Memory: George Rawlyk, Queen’s University, 1935– 1. Arsonists attack African American November 23, 1995 • Honouring our churches throughout the South 2. Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago Foundations: The Work of Russell P. dies. Spittler: Comments by David M. 3. The Christian Coalition exerts growing Scholer, Dan Albrecht, and Kilian influence on national elections. McDonnell; response by Russell 4. Religious-based renewal movements Spittler • Aimee Semple McPherson in for men grow, led by Promise Keepers. Historical Perspective: An Assessment of 5. The health of Mother Teresa, Pope Edith L. Blumhofer’s Aimee Semple John Paul II, and Billy Graham fails. McPherson: Everybody’s Sister: Comments 6. The election of Benjamin Netanyahu by Roberta Semple Salter and Phyllis as Israel’s Prime Minister escalates Airhart. • Pentecostal/Charismatic Identity tensions between the ultra orthodox and th more secular Jews. at the End of the 20 Century, chaired by 7. Religious leaders oppose assisted Harvey Cox • Roundtable on the Memphis suicide and euthanasia as Dr. Jack Colloquy: Comments by Barbara Amos, Kevorkian gains notoriety by assisting in Ithiel Clemmons, Manuel Gaxiola- over 30 cases. Gaxiola, Leonard Lovett, Cecil M. 8. The Episcopal Church court drops Robeck, and Samuel Solivan. • heresy charges against retired Bishop Walter Righter, ruling that there is no Presidential Address by Eldin discipline of the Church that prohibits the Villafañe: The Politics of the Spirit: ordination of a homosexual. Reflections on a Theology of Social st 9. Evangelicals wage entertainment Transformation for the 21 Century wars, as Southern Baptists and Six Parallel Sessions with 26 presen- Assemblies of God leaders call for a tations, including these: A Review of boycott on Disney. Cheryl Johns’ Pentecostal Formation: A 10. Pope John Paul II rules that “evolution theory” is now more than a Pedagogy Among the Oppressed • A hypothesis. Discussion of Larry McQueen’s Joel and the Spirit • Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue, led by John Haughey and Cheryl Bridges Johns • Five Interest Groups: Bible, History, Missions, Praxis/Christian Education, Theology Officers: President: Eldin Villafañe • Executive Secretary: Peter Hocken • First Vice-President: Grant Wacker • Second Vice-President: John Christopher Thomas • Pneuma Editor: Murray Dempster • Immediate Past President: Roger Stronstad 32 26TH A NNUAL M EETING March 13–15 • Patten College, Oakland, CA The Fivefold Gospel 7 Seven Plenary Sessions: ‘Jesus is Savior’: A Panel199 Discussion of Christian Initiation and Baptism in the Holy Spirit, led by Kilian McDonnell and George Montague • ‘Jesus is Healer’: Toward a Practical Theology of Healing, by Jacques P.J. Theron Top Ten Religious News Stories • ‘Jesus is Sanctifier’: A Sermon, by 1. Mother Teresa dies. Steve J. Land • ‘Jesus is Holy Ghost 2. Promise Keepers march on Baptizer’: Testimonies and Reflections Washington D.C. 3. 39 members of Heaven’s Gate commit • ‘Jesus is Coming King’: A Joint mass suicide. Presentation, by Cheryl Bridges 4. Dolly the sheep is cloned, raising Johns and Rickie D. Moore • theological and ethical issues. ‘Session of Honor’: A Conversation 5. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in with Vinson Synan • Presidential America, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Reformed Church in America, and the Address by Grant Wacker United Church of Christ approve “full Six Parallel Sessions with thirty- communion” with each other. one presentations, including 6. The Southern Baptist Convention approves full boycott of Walt Disney these: A Discussion of Doug enterprises, citing their “Christian bashing” Petersen’s Not by Might nor by Power and “pro-homosexual agenda.” • A Discussion of D. William 7. Henry J. Lyons, President of the Faupel’s The Everlasting Gospel National Baptist Convention USA survives efforts to oust him, despite reports that he Six Interest Groups: Bible, misused church funds and has a mistress. History, Theology, Missiology, 8. Russia’s Duma enacts a law to protect Praxis\Christian Education, the Russian Orthodox Church from Religion & Culture competition and restricts religious activity by foreign missionaries. Roman Catholic-Pentecostal 9. Oregon reaffirms physician-assisted Dialogue: Healing: Common Belief, suicide. Common Practice? John Haughey 10. Roman Catholics and evangelicals and Cheryl Bridges Johns, reach agreement on “the gift of salvation.” presenters. Officers: President: Grant Wacker •Executive Secretary: D. William Faupel • First Vice-President: John Christopher Thomas • Second Vice- President: Rebecca Skaggs • Pneuma Editor: Murray Dempster • Immediate Past President: Eldin Villafañe

33 27TH A NNUAL M EETING March 12–14 • Church of God Theological Seminary, Cleveland, TN • Purity and 1998 Power: Revisioning the Holiness & Pentecostal/Charismatic Movements for the 21st Century Eight Plenary Sessions: (Jointly with the Wesleyan Theological Society) Keynote Address: Holding Out for the Best, by William J. Abraham • Perfection, Purity, Power: Redefining the Spirit-Led Life for the Twenty-First Century, by John R. Top Ten Religious News Stories Walters • Purity and Power According 1. President Clinton appoints three clergy to hold to the Acts of the Apostles, by Trevor him accountable following the disclosure of his Grizzle, Robert Wall, and Ben C. affair with Monica Lewinsky. Aker • Purity and Power: A 2. Pope John Paul II visits Cuba. Pentecostal Re-Vision, by Steven J. 3. A United Methodist court fails to convict the Rev. Jimmy Creech for violating church doctrine by Land • Visions of Mission: The performing a same-sex union ceremony. Methodist Episcopal Mission Board, 4. The Southern Baptist Convention meets in Salt William Taylor, Willis Hoover, and the Lake City, says that “wives should submit Beginning of Pentecostalism in Chile, by graciously to their husbands.” David D. Bundy • Partners in 5. The murder of Matthew Shephard, a gay Scandal: Wesleyan and Pentecostal student at the U. of Wyoming, provokes outrage Scholarship, by Cheryl Bridges and debate over ads by the Family Research Council and other religious groups suggesting that Johns • Spirit Women: Alma and homosexuals can become heterosexual. Aimee Reconciled? by Susie C. 6. The Vatican expresses remorse at the Stanley and Kristina LaCelle- cowardice of some Christians during the Holocaust Peterson • Presidential Address of WW II but defends the actions of Pope Pius XII. by John Christopher Thomas: 7. Third World Anglican bishops take the lead at Pentecostal Theology in the Twenty-First the Lambeth Conference to declare that homo- sexual practice is incompatible with Scripture. Century: Where Do We Go from 8. The assisted suicide debate continues as Here? Michigan prosecutes Dr. Jack Kevorkian. Six Parallel Sessions with 42 9. Henry Lyons, President, National Baptist Con- presentations, including A vention, admits to an “improper relationship” with Discussion of Everett Wilson’s The an employee, is indicted on 56 federal charges. 10. Karla Fay Tucker, pick-ax killer turned born- Strategy of the Spirit: J. Philip Hogan again Christian, is executed in Texas, despite and the Growth of the Assemblies of appeals from Pat Robertson & Pope John Paul II. God Worldwide: 1960-1990 • Hermeneutical Perspectives on the Spirit in the Book of Revelation • Liberation As a Focal Image for New Testament Ethics: A Response to Richard B. Hays • Six Interest Groups: Bible, Theology, History, Mission, Christian Praxis, Religion & Culture • Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: The Pursuit of Holiness: A Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue, Ralph Del Colle, presenter. • Lifetime Achievement Award presented to R. Hollis Gause • Officers: President: J. Chris Thomas • First Vice-President: Rebecca Skaggs • Second Vice-President: Frank D. Macchia • Executive Secretary: D. William Faupel • Pneuma Editor: Murray W. Dempster • Immediate Past President: Grant Wacker 34 28TH A NNUAL M EETING March 11-13 • Evangel University, Springfield, MO Toward Healing Our Divisions: Reflecting on 1999 Pentecostal Diversity and Common Witness Five Plenary Sessions: Intellectual Honesty and Healing the Wounds of Division, Keynote Address by Walter J. Hollenweger • Beyond the Black-White Paradigm in the Analysis of Race and Culture within Early Pentecostalism, by Top Ten Religious News Stories David Daniels and Elba Carabello. 1. An evangelical, Pentecostal, and • Oneness and Trinitarian Pentecostals Orthodox alliance pushes for reform in the in Dialogue: Future Challenges and World Council of Churches. Possibilities, Manuel Gaxiola- 2. Pensacola, Florida, replaces Toronto, Gaxiola, Craig Howard, David Ontario, as center of “world charismatic Bernard, David Reed, and Robert revival.” Berg, presenters • Making Sense of 3. Meeting in Atlanta, the Southern Baptist Convention takes aim at urban America. Pentecostalism in a Global Context, by 4. Meeting in Jerusalem on the 900th Cecil M. Robeck. • Presidential anniversary of the beginning of the Address by Rebecca Skaggs: Crusades, 450 European and American Diversity: Challenge or Chaos? church leaders ask Jews, Muslims, and Orthodox Christians forgiveness for the Six Parallel Sessions with 36 slaughter of thousands of their ancestors. presentations, including Daughters 5. Newly elected Presiding Bishop Frank Shall Prophesy: Church Ordination and Griswold of the Episcopal Church invites Women Called to Ministry • A Anglican world leaders critical of the U.S. Discussion of Walter Hollenweger’s The Church to come talk with gay Christians. Roots of Pentecostalism: Origins and 6. Christian relief agencies are overwhelmed in efforts to meet needs of Developments Worldwide • A Balkan war refugees. Discussion of John Christopher 7. Churches, synagogues, and mosques Thomas’s The Devil, Disease, and are urged to take on welfare role as the Deliverance • Sheep Stealing or federal government reforms welfare. Evangelism? An Ecumenical 8. Mainline Protestant churches take aim at businesses exploiting immigrant workers. Discussion of the Document on 9. Church of Sweden is disestablished. Proselytism from the International 10. The Church of God (Cleveland, TN) Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue experiences revival throughout the South. Six Interest Groups: Bible, History, Mission, Praxis/Christian Education, Religion & Culture, Theology Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: A Theology of Ecumenism, Kilian McDonnell, presenter. • Officers: • President: Rebecca Skaggs • Executive Secretary: D. William Faupel • First Vice-President: Frank Macchia • Second Vice-President: Sherry DuPree • Pneuma Editor: Murray W. Dempster • Immediate Past President: John Christopher Thomas 35 29TH A NNUAL M EETING March 16-18 • Northwest College, Kirkland, WA Pentecostal Mission at 2000:

2000 Issues Home and Abroad Four Plenary Sessions: Presidential Address by Frank D. Macchia: Justification and the Spirit: A Pentecostal Reflection on the Doctrine by which the Church Stands or Falls • Problems and Promises: Pentecostal Mission in Top Ten Religious News Stories the Context of Global Pentecostalism 1. Al Gore chooses Joseph Lieberman, an by David D. Bundy • Keynote Orthodox Jew, as the Democratic vice- presidential candidate Address: Pentecostal Mission at 2. Pope John Paul II makes an historic visit 2000: Issues Home and Abroad by to the Holy Land and prays at Jerusalem’s Robert M. Franklin • The western wall. Ecumenical Challenge of Pentecostal 3. Hopes for Jewish/Palestinian settlement Missions: A European Pentecostal fade after Ariel Sharon’s visit to Temple Perspective for the 21st Century by Mount. Raymond Pfister. 4. The Vermont legislature approves same- sex unions over protests of conservative Six Parallel Sessions with thirty- religious leaders. four presentations, including 5. Southern Baptist Convention votes to these: A Discussion of Blaine prohibit women from serving as church Charette’s Restoring Presence: The pastors and revises its Faith and Message Spirit in Matthew’s Gospel • Models doctrinal statement. • 6. The Vatican issues “Dominus Iesus,” an of Social Ministries A Discussion of instruction reiterating that no one is saved Roger Stronstad’s The Prophethood of except through Jesus Christ and that All Believers: A Study in Luke’s Protestant churches lack the fullness of truth. Charismatic Theology 7. Former President Jimmy Carter Six Interest Groups: Bible, renounces his ties to the Southern Baptist Theology, History, Praxis, Convention. 8. Pope John Paul II, in a solemn penitential Mission, Religion & Culture ceremony, asks God’s par-don for sins Lifetime Achievement Award committed against groups of people by presented to Gordon D. Fee members of the Catholic Church during the Roman Catholic-Pentecostal last 2000 years. 9. The Episcopal Church’s General Dialogue: Do We Agree as to When Convention approves a “Called to Common Evangelism Becomes Proselytism? Mission” agreement with the Evangelical Ralph Del Colle & Cecil M. Lutheran Church in America paving the way Robeck, Jr. presenters. for sharing of clergy and recognizing each Officers: President: Frank D. other in “full communion.” • 10. The Rev. Vashti McKenzie, of Baltimore Macchia Executive Secretary: becomes the first woman bishop in the 2.3 D. William Faupel • First Vice- million member African Methodist Episcopal President: Sherry DuPree Church. •Second Vice-President: Samuel Solivan • Pneuma Editor: Murray Dempster • Immediate Past President: Rebecca Skaggs 36 30TH A NNUAL M EETING March 8–10 • Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK Teaching to Make Disciples: Education for Pentecostal- 2001 Charismatic Spirituality and Life Six Plenary Sessions: The Forgotten Dimension: Education for Pentecostal- Charismatic Spirituality in Global Perspective by Allan Anderson • Presidential Address by Sherry DuPree: Unsung Heroes: The Roles of African-Americans in the Sanctified, Holiness Pentecostal-Charismatic Movement • Orienting Our Lives: The Importance of a Liberal Education for Pentecostals in the 21st Century by Michael Palmer • An Educational Encounter: A Pentecostal Considers the Work of Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza by Pamela Holmes • Towards a Theological and Philosophical Understanding of the Pentecostal Appeal to Experience by Peter Althouse • Between Two Worlds—One Dead, the Other Powerless to Be Born? Pentecostal Theological Education vs. Training for Christian Service by Jon Ruthven Over Forty Parallel Sessions, including Teaching to Make Disciples in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle Region by Evelyn M. E. Taylor • Education, Growth, and Maturity in African Pentecostal Movements by Kwabena Asamoah- Gyadu • Toward a Pentecostal Philosophy of Education by Jeff Hittenberger • "Raise the Dead" A Feature Film on Contemporary Appalachian Pentecostalism by James Rutenbeck • 'From the Ends of the Earth We Hear Songs': Music as an Indicator of New Zealand Pentecostal Theology and Spirituality by Brett Knowles • Ancestral Spirits and African American Apostolicism: Revisiting the Origins, Development, and Future of Black Apostolic Identity in Light of Afrocentric Philosophy by Marlon Millner • Story as a Vehicle of Social and Cultural Values: A Case Study of David duPlessis' Views on Education by Brinton Rutherford • Prospects and Challenges for a Pentecostal Philosophy and Philosophy of Education in Pentecostal Institutions, Donald Baldwin, Cheryl Bridges Johns, Michael Palmer, panelists Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue: Doing Theology as a Charism: Are We of One Mind? John Haughey, S.J., and Edmund Rybarczyck, presenters Seven Interest Groups: Bible, Theology, History, Praxis, Mission, Religion & Culture, Philosophy Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Stanley H. Horton Officers: President: Sherry DuPree • Executive Secretary: William Faupel • First Vice-President: Samuel Solivan • Second Vice-President: Ralph Del Colle • Pneuma Editor: Frank Macchia • Immediate Past President: Rebecca Skaggs 37 Commemorative MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

This directory contains the information SPS members supplied. While the editorial team handled the data carefully, time did not allow them to query members, nor members to proofread their entries. The team regrets any errors readers may find. They thank all who responded to the invitation to appear in this commemorative listing and hope readers find it useful. Find the official SPS membership directory at www.sps-usa.org. A bullet separates fields of data within an entry. A full entry includes the following data fields: name • street or post office box • city, state/province, postal code, country other than USA • day phone number, e-mail address • received, date, institution, academic major • areas of expertise • up to five publications. Send revisions of personal data to the Executive Secretary of the Society through its web site. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE DIRECTORY Adj. – Adjunct Lic. – Assoc. – Associate M.A. – Master of Arts Asst. – Assistant M.[A.]T.S. – Master of Arts in Theological B.A. – Bachelor of Arts Studies cand. – candidate M.Div. – Coor. – Coordinator Mag.Theo. – Master of Theology D.Min. – Doctor of Ministry Min. – Minister D.Th. – Doctor of Theology Pas. – Pastor D.Miss. – Doctor of Missiology Ph.D. – Doctor of Philosophy Dept. – Department Pres. – President Dir. - Director Prof. – Professor diss. – dissertation Rev. – Reverend Dn. – Dean Sem. – Seminary Dr. Habil. – Professorial dissertation Th.Lic. – Theology Licentiate exp. – expected Th.M. – Master of Theology Instr. – Instructor U. – University J.D. – Doctor of Jurisprudence VP – Vice President 38 Adams, Jim • 1100 Covina Blvd. • San Journal of Pentecostal Theology 16 (April Dimas, CA 91773 • 909-599-5433; 2000): 117-127. [email protected] • VP, Life Bible Alexander, Paul N. • 205 Iroquois Dr. • College • M.A., 1997, Azusa Pacific U., Waxahachie, TX 75165 • 972-937-4010 Social Science Research • Higher ext. 3202; [email protected] • Education, Social Science Research Assoc. Prof. of Bible and Theology • Ph.D., Albrecht, Daniel E. • 800 Bethany Dr. • 2000, Baylor U., Theology. • Theological Scotts Valley, CA 95066 • 831-438-3800 Ethics, Assemblies of God Pacifism • “An x1502; [email protected] • Prof. of Analysis of the Emergence and Decline of Christian History and Spirituality, Bethany Pacifism in the History of the Assemblies of College • Ph.D., 1993, Graduate God.” Ph.D. diss., Baylor U., 2000. Theological Union, History of Religions & Alt, Steve S. • 404 Oak Knoll Lane • Christian Spirituality • History of Christian Pensacola, FL 32506 • 850-458-6787; Spirituality; Pentecostal Ritual and Worship; [email protected] • Instr. of Practical Theology, Spirituality • An Ecumenical Look at Brownsville Revival School of Ministry • Variations in Worship: Pentecostal Rites M.A., 1997, Regent U., Predoctoral Studies. and Improvisations. (tentative title). Geneva, • New Testament, Pauline Hermeneutics Switzerland: World Council of Churches (forthcoming). “An Anatomy of Pentecostal Althouse, Peter F. • 75 Sawdon Drive • Worship.” In Spirit and Spirituality, ed. Whitby, Ontario, Canada L1N 8A8 • Wonsuk, Ma and Robert Menzies. UK: [email protected] • Ph.D. cand., Regnum International/Paternoster, 2001. “A exp. 2001, Wycliffe College, U. of Toronto, Pentecostal Perspective: Varieties and Theology • “The Influence of Dr. J.E. Values in Worship.” Cross Point 13:2 Purdie’s Reformed Anglican Theology on the (Summer 2000). Rites in the Spirit. Formation and Development of the Sheffield, UK: Sheffield Academic Press, Pentecostal Assemblies of Toronto,” 1999. “Patterns and Practices of Faith.” Pneuma 19 (Spring 1997): 3-28. “Spirit of Christian Spirituality Bulletin: Journal of the the Last Days: Contemporary Pentecostal Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality Theologians in Dialogue with Jürgen 5:2 (Fall, 1997). Moltmann,” Ph.D. diss., Wycliffe College (forthcoming). “A Heart Set on Alexander, Estrelda Y. • 14909 Brownstone Communicating Gospel Truth: Theologian Dr. Bartonsville, MD 20866 202-885- • • John Webster Returns to England.” Christian 8614; [email protected] • Assoc. Week (April 23, 1996): 8. “Canadian Dn. for Community Life, Wesley Theological Pentecostal Pacifism.” Eastern Journal of Sem. • M.Div., 1995, Wesley Theological Practical Theology 4 (Spring 1991): 32-43. Sem. • Political Theology, Women in the “Roots of Pentecostalism.” Prolegomena 3 Church, Black Pentecostalism (April 1992): 29-50. Alexander, Kimberly E. • 900 Walker St./ P.O. Alvarez, Carmelo E. • 11231 Pine Mountain Box 3330 • Cleveland, TN 37320 • 423- Place • Indianapolis, IN 46229 • 317-931- 478-7898; [email protected] • Ph.D 4218; [email protected] • Dn. of Students, cand., St. John’s College, Historical Christian Theological Sem. • M.Div., 1971, Theology • Healing in Early Pentecostalism Evangelical Sem. of PR • Ecumenism, • The Christian Family. Cleveland, TN: Lee Mission, Pentecostalism • El Protestanismo University External Studies, 1998. “Charles Latino Americo. Mexico: CUPSA, 1981. Edwin Jones, The Charismatic Movement: A Santidad y Compromiso. Mexico: CUPSA, Review,” Ashland Theological Journal XXX 1985. Celebrenos la fiesta. DEI, 1986. (1998): 162-164. “A Critical Review of People of Hope. Friendship Press, 1990. Healing Through the Centuries: Models for Pentecostalism y Liberaism. DEI, 1992. Understanding by Ronald A. N. Kydd,” Amstutz, John L. • 1908 E. Everglade Ave.• Fresno, CA 93720 • 559-252-1901 / 559- 39 323-5774; [email protected] • Assoc. of World Missions: The Challenge of Trying Pas., Valley Christian Center (Foursquare) • to Keep Up,” Leadership Enrichment and D. Min., 1977, Fuller Theological Sem., Devel-opment Journal, vol. 1, no. 2 (1997): Church Growth • Church Growth, 14-37. Evangelism, Global Missions. • “Beyond Anderson, Allan H. • Graduate Institute for Pentecost: a Study of Some Sociological Theology and Religion • U. of Birmingham • Dimensions of New Testament Church Selly Oak, Birmingham B29 6LQ, UK • Growth from the Book of Acts.” In Essays on 0121-415-2294; [email protected] Apostolic Themes: Studies in Honor of • Coor. Research Unit for Pentecostal Howard M. Ervin, Paul Elbert, ed. Peabody, Studies, U. of Birmingham • D.Th., 1992, U. MA: Hendrickson Publishers, 1985, pp. 208- of South Africa, Missiology • Non-Western 225. “Humanitarianism with a Point: a Pentecostalism, African Initiated Churches, Second Look at the Parable of the Sheep African Religions • African Reformation: and the Goats Missiologically,” International African Initiated Christianity in the Twentieth Journal of Frontier Missions, vol. 9, no. 4 Century. Trenton, NJ: Africa World Press, (October, 1992): 131-132. Life in the 2001. Kingdom: Foundations of the Faith. Spirit- Filled Life Kingdom Dynamics Study Guides, Anderson, Marcia R. • c/o ASCM • P.O. Box Jack W. Hayford, ed. Nashville, TN: Thomas 133 • Makati, Metro Manila • Philippines, Nelson Publishers, 1993. “Foursquare 1200 • 63-2-819-0967; Missions: Doing More With Less,” Pneuma, [email protected] • Asst. Prof. of Old vol. 14, no. 1 (Spring 1994): 63-80. “The Testament and Hebrew, Asian Sem. of Changing Face Christian Ministries • Th.M., 1996, Trinity International U., Old Testament, Semitic Languages

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Hovedside: Forum for karismatisk Includes Work Projects refleksjon • Administrations (WPA) reports, http://home.sol.no/~geilie/egne_publ Federal Bureau of Investigation ikasjoner.html • Geir Lie, Founder & (FBI) files and voluminous files of Dir. clippings about churches, leaders, gospel music, women and Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada • movements. • Another DuPree 6745 Century Ave. • Mississauga, Holiness Pentecostal Collection of ON • Canada L5N 6P7 • 905-542- many archival boxes, books, 7400; Fax: 905-542-7313 • Jim videotapes and cassette tapes is Craig, Dir. available at the Schomburg Center [email protected]. for Research in Black Culture, New Pentecostal Church of God Archives York Public Library. • Sherry • P.O. Box 850 • Joplin, MO 64802 Sherrod DuPree, Archivist • 417-624-7050; Fax 417-624-7102 Southern Cross Institute for • Ronald R. Minor, Gen. 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Also in Cole, David L. • 2155 Bailey Hill Road • same volume: "The Yoke of Necessity: The Eugene, OR 97405 • 541-485-1780; Use of the Terms necessitas and coactio in [email protected]. • Pres., Eugene Bible the Thought of John Calvin." 157-177. “The College, Open Bible Standard Churches • Rich Feast of Theology: Can Pentecostals Ph.D., 1998, Fuller Theological Sem., Bring the Main Course or only the Relish?” Theology • Theology, Church History, Journal of Pentecostal Theology 16 (Spring Pentecostalism, Ecumenism • “Current 2000): 26-46. "A Critical Review of Clark Pentecostal /Ecumenical Tensions.” Mid- Pinnock's Flame of Love: A Theology of the Stream 34:2 (April 1995), pp. 129-146. Holy Spirit." Journal of Pentecostal “Current Pentecostal/Ecumenical Tensions.” Theology 13 (Winter 1998): 3-30. Ecumenical Trends 24:5 (May 1995), pp. 1- DeArteaga, William Louis • 530 Big Stump Mt. 16. Trl., Box 20643 • Jasper, GA 30143 • Condly, Robert A. • 3675 Mountain Dr. • [email protected] • Adj. 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