This volume investigates the transatlantic Charismatic Renewal movement as a significant Christian response to globalization, modernity, and secularization in the 20th century. The book brings together leading researchers to examine this globally important religious movement, focusing on its pneumatic roots and its role in Christian renewal. Unlike other accounts that concentrate on denominational Pentecostalism or non-Western charismatic phenomena, this work details the transatlantic dimension of this movement. It utilizes new archival research and overlooked journals to illuminate key figures and challenge standard interpretations of the movement's origins and influence.

This volume is presented as a scholarly examination of a significant religious movement. The collection of leading researchers suggests a comprehensive and authoritative perspective on the topic. The focus on new archival research and overlooked journals indicates a contribution to the existing scholarship on the Charismatic Renewal. The book aims to challenge standard interpretations, positioning itself as a work that will likely appeal to academics and those interested in the detailed history of 20th-century Christianity.