Pentecostal can be a broad term for many churches.

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There are a number of churches and groups that call themselves “Pentecostal.” There are “Classical Pentecostals,” who came out of the first revival in the early 1900s; “Charismatics,” who arose in the 1960s; and Neo-Charismatics, which is considered the third wave of the growth of Pentecostalism. Many denominations share similar beliefs, but differ on other issues. For example, the Apostolic Pentecostal movement differs on the belief of the Trinity than other Pentecostals, saying that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are three titles for Jesus. Other denominations include Assemblies of God and Open Bible Churches.

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