The phrase “full gospel” refers to a theological hermeneutic that takes account of Pentecostals’ innate articulation of their own theological story. The most consistent framework for narrating the dominant set of Pentecostal experiences is known as the four- or five-fold gospel (Dayton 1987). The larger, five-fold pattern proclaims, usually in kerygmatic form, the good news that Jesus Christ brings (1) salvation, (2) sanctification, (3) baptism in the Spirit, (4) divine healing and (5) the impending arrival of the kingdom of God. This Christocentric pattern depends on a pneumatolo…