Russia in the Fire of Pentecost: Vladimir Stepanov
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A fundamental work on the origins and development of the Pentecostal movement in Russia up to 1929. Based on unique archives, the book reveals untold stories of faith during times of awakening and persecution.
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ISBN:
9785745415784
Publisher:
Библия для всех
Publication date:
2020
Pages:
811
Cover:
Hard
Product dimensions:
6” (w) x 8”(h) x1.5”(d)
Overview: "Russia in the Fire of Pentecost" is a monumental historical research work by Vladimir Stepanov, a bishop and church historian. This volume offers a profound and comprehensive look into the origins, trials, and growth of the Pentecostal movement within the Russian Empire and the early Soviet Union, covering the period up to 1929.
Key Features and Content:
Historical Genesis: The author meticulously traces the spiritual roots of the movement, beginning with the global context of the Great Awakening and its subsequent manifestation on Russian soil.
Authentic Records: The narrative is built upon a foundation of unique archival documents, including personal letters, memoirs of believers, and previously classified state records. It features rare photographs that bring the history of the "Evangelical Christians in the Spirit of the Apostles" to life.
Biographical Portraits: The book highlights the lives of key pioneers and martyrs of the faith, detailing their unwavering commitment during times of intense social upheaval and religious persecution.
Theological Evolution: Beyond mere chronology, Stepanov explores the development of Pentecostal doctrines in Russia, providing insight into the identity and internal structure of early charismatic communities.
Cultural Context: It examines the complex relationship between the burgeoning evangelical movement and the shifting political landscape of Russia during the pre-revolutionary era and the first decade of Bolshevik rule.
Target Audience: This book is an essential resource for historians of religion, theologians, students of Russian history, and anyone interested in the resilience of faith under totalitarian regimes. It serves as both an academic reference and a spiritual chronicle of one of the most significant religious movements in modern Russian history.
