Oneness Pentecostalism

Oneness Pentecostalism is a Pentecostal family distinguished by a nontrinitarian understanding of God often expressed through Jesus' name theology.

It arose from early twentieth-century Pentecostal debates and includes several denominations and independent churches.

It emphasises conversion, holiness, Spirit baptism, and baptism in the name of Jesus Christ while differing from Nicene trinitarian formulations.

Worship often shares Pentecostal patterns of prayer, music, preaching, testimony, and charismatic ministry.

Organisation varies among denominations and independent churches.