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NPR, USA
May 11, 2004 Audio
Barbara Bradley Hagerty
www.npr.org

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 7213 • Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2004  

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NPR’s series on new religious movements continues today with the fastest growing Christian church. The Toronto Blessing is a Pentecostal church, in which the worshippers display a personal, physical connection with God through manifestations such as speaking in tongues and barking like dogs. NPR’s Barbara Bradley Hagerty reports.

• New Religions Survey, Part I: Introduction
• New Religions Survey, Part II: Toronto Blessing
• New Religions Survey, Part III: Soka Gakkai
• New Religions Survey, Part IV: Teens and Wicca

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