The so-called apostolic movement, apostolic-prophetic movement, or New Apostolic Reformation, has grown since the 1990s from small beginnings among pentecostal and charismatic Christians to become a significant factor in World Christianity. Demographers Todd Johnson and Gina Zurlo (2019, 934–5) estimated that some 44 million Christians belonged to “apostolic churches,” defined as “pentecostal” communities stressing a “complex hierarchy of living apostles, prophets and other charismatic officials.” Central to the apostolic movement is a revolut…