Links and Resources
The Harvard Divinity School held a conference in 2005 addressing global Pentecostalism in the black community. HDS' site provides video feeds of the three panels featuring leading voices talking about global Pentecostalism, African-American Pentecostalism, and the future of this movement.
The official Web site for the celebration of the 100th-year anniversary of the origins of Pentecostalism.
The University of Virginia's religious movements site provides a quick overview of the history and theological underpinnings of Pentecostalism.
This overview from Oral Roberts University provides a basic understanding of the history leading up to and succeeding the Azusa Street Revival.
Published by the Assemblies of God USA, the Enrichment Journal site features articles by historians — including Cecil Robeck — and theologians discussing the legacy and impact of the Azusa Street mission and William Seymour. Also, several eyewitness accounts make for interesting reading.
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Voices on the Radio
Robeck is a professor of Church History and Ecumenics at Fuller Theological Seminary and a historian of Pentecostal tradition. He is the author of The Azusa Street Mission & Revival: The Birth of the Global Pentecostal Movement.
Sanchez Walsh is chair of the Haggard School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University and author of Latino Pentecostal Identity: Evangelical Faith, Society, and Self.
