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Working definition of an Apostolic - help a brother out here
What groups these days consider themselves to be Apostolic?
The working definition I've been using is that Apostolic Pentecostals are a oneness holiness subset of Pentecostals.
My working definition of 'Pentecostal' also includes trinitarians and charismatics such as AOG and COJIC.
Mainline churches that begin adopting some Pentecostal ways have been considered 'Charismatic Lutheran' etc.
Are there non-Pentecostal Apostolics? What are they?
I ran into a group in Mansfield, Ohio, that called themselves Apostolic Christians. But they were something like a cross between Amish and Lutheran.
Are charismatics calling themselves Apostolic these days?
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