Abstract
Abstract According to the Pentecost experience of the first Christians recorded in the biblical book of Acts, chapter 2, miraculous events occurred when the first disciples of Christ were infused with God’s Spirit. Tongues of fire appeared on their heads, and a rushing wind filled the building. In America Pentecostalism emerged on the national scene in a depressed industrial area of Los Angeles in early 1906. The site was 312 Azusa Street, where a dilapidated building that once housed a Methodist mission stood. The revival that took place, the Azusa Street revival, has been called the birth of modern Pentecostalism.
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