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Encyclopedia > Neocharismatic

Neocharismatic is a reference to those Christians who have received Pentecostal-like experiences, yet they claim no association with either the Pentecostal or Charismatic movements. The “Third Wave” is included among the Neocharismatics. “Third Wave” is a term coined by C. Peter Wagner around 1980; it refers to certain evangelicals who have received a Pentecost-like experience.


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Immanuel.at-Forum for Discussion Discourse 33: Criteria and information for assessment of the “Toronto Blessing”. (4804 words)
A further branch of this “awakening” derives from the neocharismatic movement in Argentina.
The number of German congregations in which the phenomena of the Toronto Blessing have occurred is at present estimated to be between 200 and 400.
Doctors and psychologists (stress and hypnosis research) bring “rational” interpretations to their study of the ecstatic phenomena of the neocharismatic movement, and these call for very serious consideration.
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