RESEARCH & SCHOLARSHIP

Advancing Theological Scholarship in the Caribbean

A bilingual scholarly community for the critical study and celebration of Pentecostal movements, traditions, and futures across the Caribbean and its diaspora.

Conference 2026 About the Society

Registration open for the Inaugural Conference • New board appointments announced • Registration open for the Inaugural Conference • New board appointments announced •

A Word of Welcome from Our Founder and President

Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. In his name, I welcome you to the Society for Caribbean Pentecostal Theology (SCPT).

Dr. Luis A. Quiñones-Román

Founding President

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“A bilingual community of scholars studying and celebrating Pentecostal faith across the Caribbean and its diaspora.”

The Society for Caribbean Pentecostal Theology

Event

Pentecostal Theology: A Discipline of the Future?

DATEOctober 30–31, 2026

LOCOnline · Zoom and YouTube (San Juan time, UTC−4)

Two days of papers from Society members, local and international scholars and graduate researchers. Bilingual sessions in English and Spanish, with virtual participation via Zoom. Free of cost.

Oct
30–31

Online · Zoom and YouTube (San Juan time · 2026

PUBLICATIONS

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ESPEJOS DE FE, ESPEJISMOS DE RELIGIÓN: CREER Y CUESTIONAR DESDE UNA TEOLOGÍA LATINOAMERICANA

Featured selection · Week 46, 2026 · Changes every Monday

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Recent Scholarship & Announcements

Recent announcements, articles, and society news

Del leprocomio al templo: una reflexión sobre la exclusión y la hospitalidad cristiana

Oct 22, 2026

¿Quién es hoy el “leproso” al que la iglesia mantiene a distancia? En 1928, los enfermos del Leprocomio ya eran iglesia.

The Spirit in the Archipelago: Rethinking Pentecostal Theology from the Caribbean

Aug 12, 2026

The Society for Caribbean Pentecostal Theology previews its first journal issue, which asks how colonial history and a bilingual life reshape the way we speak about the Holy Spirit.