Includes index of names and subjects

I. Biblical and Theological Dimensions of Global Mission in the Pentecostal Tradition
1. The Kingdom of God and the Church's Global Mission
2. Evangelism, Social Cocnern, and the Kingdom of God
3. The Kingdom of God and the Hermeneutical Circle: Pentecostal Praxis in the Third World
II. The Emerging Pentecostal Integration of Gospel and Culture
4. Passion and Power: A Profile of Emergent Latin American Pentecostalism
5. Pentecostals and the City
6. Preaching the Word in the Power of the Spirit: A Cross-Cultural Analysis
III. Pentecostals Respond to Worldviews
7. Pentecostals Respond to Marxism
8. Pentecostal Mission and Tribal People Groups
9. Islam Encountering Gospel Power
IV. Pentecostals and Current Missiological Strategies
10. Pentecostal Strategies for Global Mission: A Historical Assessment
11. National Leadership in Pentecostal Missions
12. Pentecostal Missions for the Two-Thirds World
V. Views from Outside: Responses to Pentecostal Mission Effort
13. A Church Growth Perspective on Pentecostal Missions
14. An Ecumenical Perspective on Pentecostal Missions
15. A Third Wave Perspective on Pentecostal Missions

An unprecedented mix of pentecostal theology and mission practice, virtually a manifesto for pentecostal missions in the nineties, indispensable for thoughtful Pentecostals as well as for studens of the twentieth-century pentecostal explosion. This is the fullest and finest missiological treatise originating within classical Pentecostalism available to date.