In the area of foreign missions, Pentecostals have experienced tremendous growth and success. Paul Pomerville first asks whether Pentecostalism missions programs have been a distortion or correction and then suggests substantive areas of contriubutions to world missions. This book attempts to correct the current tunnel-vision of world missions programs, which have trasitionally viewed the spirit as involved only in the inspiration of scripture. Pomerville exposes the serious methodolofical and theological flaws of such a one sided perception!