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Encyclopedia > Dennis Bennett

Dennis Bennett was an American Episcopalian Priest, who, starting in 1960, believed that he had received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.


He is believed to be the one of the seminal figures in the Charismatic movement within the Christian church.


External links

  • Official Biography (http://www.emotionallyfree.org/dennis.htm)

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Dennis J. Bennett-Biography (827 words)
Father Dennis Bennett was the Episcopal priest who verbally fired the shot that was heard around the world.
Dennis was asked to resign by some of the vestry and not being used to such heavy spiritual battles at church, he decided that his experience was too valuable to fight over.
Dennis was not a person who sought to be in the public eye and in fact did not enjoy it.
The Meaning of a Movement: Lutheran Charismatic Renewal (5590 words)
Denny began speaking to groups concerning bereavement, and at one meeting, she was baptized in the Holy Spirit.
The Denny's joined the North Heights Lutheran Church in St. Paul, Minnesota where he served as assistant to the pastor, led three Bible studies in their home with attendance as high as 65, led a prayer and praise service at his congregation which began with 40 and grew to have 450 worshipers.
According to Denny, "The charismatic movement was a prophetic voice to the institutionalized church.
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