Pentecostal Potpourri - Tapa blanda

Brown, a retired U.S. Navy chaplain, pastor, author and missionary, presents sixteen essays. He writers from the perspective of over half a century of ordained ministry with the Assemblies of God. He decries the misrepresentation of the purpose of supernaturally inspired languages that accompanied the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at feast of Pentecost (Acts 2). He shows More than that, he presents a purpose for tongues that is solidly based upon Scripture which helps unite the church and heals the divide between Pentecostals and other Christians.

Robert Glenn Brown was an Assemblies of God ordained minister for fifty-two years. Since 2010 he has bee associated with Chaplaincy Full Gospel Churches. A retired Navy chaplain he has served additionally in U.S. Army, Air Force and with the Marines. He was an Assemblies of God pastor in Colorado (1955-60) and California (1978-1991). Since 1993 he has ministered extensively in Ukraine making 37 trips there. He has helped start churches, sponsor international conferences and establish an orphanage. Brown is a graduate of Denver University, Denver Seminary, Princeton Seminary and Navy Senior Chaplains' School. He and his wife Donna live in Sequim, Washington.