Cloverhill Church

The term Pentecostal/Charismatic has almost taken on a negative connotation described with words like fanatics, holy-rollers, tongue-talkers, snake-handlers through the years. The term has come to have a crazy and even scary fear about it. As a church, we don't care to debate terms, but we want all God has for us. Most of all, we want to be Biblical. In the Bible, after an encounter with the person of the Holy Spirit, people were empowered to turn the world upside down in one generation. They had an experience with the living Christ. They had the infilling of the Holy Spirit. And you can too.

The term Pentecostal/Charismatic has almost taken on a negative connotation described with words like fanatics, holy-rollers, tongue-talkers, snake-handlers through the years. The term has come to have a crazy and even scary fear about it. As a church, we don't care to debate terms, but we want all God has for us. Most of all, we want to be Biblical. In the Bible, after an encounter with the person of the Holy Spirit, people were empowered to turn the world upside down in one generation. They had an experience with the living Christ. They had the infilling of the Holy Spirit. And you can too.

The term Pentecostal/Charismatic has almost taken on a negative connotation described with words like fanatics, holy-rollers, tongue-talkers, snake-handlers through the years. The term has come to have a crazy and even scary fear about it. As a church, we don't care to debate terms, but we want all God has for us. Most of all, we want to be Biblical. In the Bible, after an encounter with the person of the Holy Spirit, people were empowered to turn the world upside down in one generation. They had an experience with the living Christ. They had the infilling of the Holy Spirit. And you can too.