Not sure they would call it doctrine...
more like likely: Practice.
Several couples were raising their hands while singing on Sunday...
I'm very certain we believe in miraculous healing too.
It crosses the line when there would be speaking in tongues or being slain in the spirit....but of course it does come down to the question of the Book of ACTS and whether the demonstrative gifts were for all churches for all times or were they for the early generations before the NT was completed....(Wife was raised Pentecostal>>me: Presbyterian.-makes for long conversations
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I suppose in many ways the denominations are like a large family: its great to get together for Thanksgiving and reunions but...not great to move in together.
I attend the Pentecostal services up with the in-laws as you know,..frankly: the sense of Solemnity/Awe/Reverence has been replaced with Jesus is my best buddy in cut off blue jeans....I just can't handle that. The songs often lean too heavily on "fill ME, hold ME,..lift ME..."
as opposed to:
Praise to the Lord the Almighty, the King of Creation,
Oh my soul praise Him for he is thy Health and Salvation,
All ye who hear,
Now to His temple draw near,
Join
me in glad adoration.
The "me" reference in that hymn is less about doing something for me and rather pointing to the obedient communal act of adoration.
"All creatures of our God and King,
Lift up your voice and with us sing,...."
or...
"Ein Feste Burg ist Unser Gott,..."
(those two never fails to bring tears to my eyes...-it is not a plea for God to do something for me....rather a recognition of His Overwhelming power and my due obedience and temporal role in His kingdom.)
(can you tell traditional worship has been lacking???)