Abstract
Este estudo compara padrões de migração das duas igrejas do chamado pentecostalismo clássico brasileiro, Congregação Cristã no Brasil (CBB) e Assembleia de Deus. Ambas chegaram ao País por volta de 1910, trazidas por imigrantes (a CCB por um italiano, a Assembleia de Deus por dois suecos) que tiveram passagem pelos Estados Unidos, onde sofreram influência do líder pentecostal de Chicago, William Durham.
Highlights
This study compares patterns of migration between two so-called Brazilian classical Pentecostal churches, the Christian Congregation of Brazil (CCB) and the Assembly of God. Both arrived in the country around the year 1910, brought by immigrants that spent time in the United States, where they experienced the influence of the Pentecostal leader William Durham
While the Assembly of God had as its centre the northeast of Brazil to Rio de Janeiro, the CCB grew from São Paulo, as well as Paraná, located in the south and southeast of the country
A study of the CCB in the 80’s reveals that its members migrated, in general, within the defined state, and, as such, traveled for short distances, while the members of the Assembly traveled between states, facing long travel
Summary
O autor elaborou ainda, a partir de sua amostra, os padrões de migração para as primeiras duas gerações da AD e da CCB (NELSON, 1979, p.52s) e os apresentou em gráficos que aqui reapresentamos: Vemos que mais do que 70% dos membros da AD vêm da cidade de São Paulo ou de outro estado.
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