Resources
Journals
The Journal of Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity (JPCC) is a peer-reviewed international journal, which aims to promote and report research and scholarship in Pentecostal and Charismatic studies especially in relation to constructive and systematic theology, Pentecostal and Charismatic history, biblical studies, ecumenical studies, and missiology. Despite its European origins, JPCC has interests in Pentecostalism worldwide.
Research Output
Frestadius, Simo
Systematic Pentecostal and Charismatic Theology. London: Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2019.
Black, Jonathan
Global Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies. Leiden: Brill, 2020.
Kay, William
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Nyanni, Caleb Opoku
Wipf and Stock Publishers
Warrington, Keith
London: T&T Clark, 2008.
Usher, John
Brill, 2020
Johnson, David R
Hasnip, Richard
Authentic, 2009
Articles by IPT Fellows
The Fellows of the institute regularly write academic articles, chapters for edited books, reviews, as well as articles for the wider public. Please see the personal profiles of the Fellows for their various publications.
YouTube
We have an extensive amount of videos on our YouTube channel, covering the Donald Gee and Wesley Gilpin Lectures, with others from a series of lectures given as part of our Science for Seminaries convention. To view them on YouTube, please click here: IPT YouTube
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Posts and Short Articles
Foundational Truths – Ministry
Foundational Truths – MinistryIn the sixth in our series examining our core beliefs, Simo Frestadius explores the ministries Jesus has given His church. In Elim, we believe the ministry of Christ continues through the ministries he has given his church.The word ‘ministry’ comes from the Greek word diakonia, which can be translated as ‘service’ or ‘ministry’.This […]
Foundational Truths – The Church
Foundational Truths – The ChurchIn the fifth in our series examining our core beliefs, Jamys Carter explores Elim’s foundational beliefs about the Church. Elim as a movement is one family of believers connected through God, who also share a history and an identity.As Elim people, we are part of a global, national and local movement. We […]
Foundational Truths – The Saviour
Foundational Truths – The SaviourIn the fourth in our series examining our core beliefs, Simo Frestadius explores Elim’s foundational beliefs about the Saviour. From the start, Elim has been a Jesus-centred Movement, and a primary way of identifying Jesus has been as the Saviour.At our first ever meeting on 7 January 1915 when the Elim movement emerged […]
Foundational Truths – Mankind
Foundational Truths – Mankind What does Elim believe about humanity? In the third in our series examining our core beliefs, Jamys Carter takes a look. This core belief sets out to place us within the context of God, existence, value and purpose. We are men and women who are created by God, in his image […]
Foundational Truths – The Holy Spirit
Foundational Truths – The Holy SpiritWhat does Elim believe about the Holy Spirit and why? In the second article in our series on Elim’s foundational beliefs, Jamys Carter provides a snapshot. The Bible introduces us to the Holy Spirit in the second verse of Genesis and concludes with him five verses from the end of Revelation.Throughout […]
Foundational Truths – The Bible
Foundational Truths – The BibleOver the coming months we will explore the truths on which Elim is built. Simo Frestadius begins with a look at the Bible itself. For Elim, the Bible matters. It matters because we believe it is the written Word of God.We believe God inspired human authors to write the 66 books of […]
Groaning with creation
‘Groaning with creation’: Global Pentecostal reflections on creation care and COP26 Institute for Pentecostal Theology, West Malvern, UKSimo Frestadius (UK), Christian Tsekpoe (Ghana), and Peter Jayaraj (India)As we start the New Year, many of us look back to 2021 and prayerfully plan for 2022. When it comes to the environment, the main global event of […]
