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  • noun Plural form of Pentecostal.

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Examples

  • The Civic Center Plaza on Friday evening and all day Saturday was filled by a revival meeting for Latin American Pentecostals listening to music and tales of salvation and damnation in Spanish...

    Archive 2009-08-01 sfmike 2009

  • The Civic Center Plaza on Friday evening and all day Saturday was filled by a revival meeting for Latin American Pentecostals listening to music and tales of salvation and damnation in Spanish...

    Pakistan's 62nd Independence Day sfmike 2009

  • One of the great pillars of the Pentecostals is opening up their doors, hearts and minds to the community.

    Archive 2007-05-01 2007

  • The Pentecostals were the first church to integrate their services where whites and blacks sat in the same pews.

    The Price of Their Fears 2007

  • The Pentecostals were the first church to integrate their services where whites and blacks sat in the same pews.

    The Price of Their Fears 2007

  • For one, according to various data, there are between 20 million and 30 million Christians in the United States who can be classified as Pentecostals, spread across numerous denominations.

    NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias Bill Hobbs 2008

  • Now, I’m a Baptist and tend to think that the Pentecostals are a bit kooky, but I’d like to see these scary and horrible goings on from Palin’s church contrasted with MR. U-S- of KKK -A.

    AC360° Exclusive: Palin’s former Pastor speaks 2008

  • Despite the sensationalism in the ABC article, the Assemblies are actually considered pretty mild and tame for "Pentecostals"

    Latest Articles 2008

  • Despite the sensationalism in the ABC article, the Assemblies are actually considered pretty mild and tame for "Pentecostals" and I wouldn't have the slightest trepidation of putting someone with that belief system in a position of authority.

    Latest Articles 2008

  • Despite the sensationalism in the ABC article, the Assemblies are actually considered pretty mild and tame for "Pentecostals" and I wouldn't have the slightest trepidation of putting someone with that belief system in a position of authority.

    The Reality Check David M. Huntwork 2008

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