Pentecostals are Protestants. Their churches grew out of the Holiness movement, the outbreak of tongues at Topeka in 1901 and the Azusa Street revival in 1906. They keep the Bible’s authority and salvation by grace through faith, and add a baptism in the Holy Spirit after conversion, shown by speaking in tongues, and the expectation of healing today. The Pew Research Center defines Pentecostals as “members of distinct Protestant denominations or independent churches that hold the teaching that all Christians…

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