Pentecostalism’s extraordinary global diversity is reflected within the contextual nuancing of the movement’s theological and social ethics. The first two decades of the twenty-first century marked a notable increase in Pentecostal theologico-ethical reflection, probing a broad spectrum of new and re-envisioning some of the old themes, engaged and/or anticipated within the works of their forerunners (Dempster 1987; Villafañe 1993). This development has produced noteworthy contributions in various subfields: …