Glossolalia — the term itself sounds like a different language, and that's just the point. Glossolalia, better known as speaking in tongues, occurs worldwide in many religious communities, ...

The instruction for the interpretation of tongues concerning the use of the gift is for the edification of the church. The gift of prophesying is a superior gift. Speaking in tongues, if interpreted, ...

To most, speaking in tongues is an experience few and far between, but it was nothing unusual for the women’s prayer group pictured here. The phenomenon of talking in an unknown language, also known ...

Glossolalia, or the speaking in tongues, has become the church’s real battle of the generations. Some young pastors say that while they recognize the foundational importance of speaking in tongues to ...

In 2,500 measured, courteous and utterly lucid words. Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike last week denounced the excesses of glossolalia, the prayer practice in which the worshiper’s tongue wags on and on ...

Glossolalia has come to Yale. The ability to “speak in tongues,” possessed by the Apostles at the first Pentecost, has long been claimed by fundamentalist Protestant sects. In the last three years, ...

STEELE, Mo. - At the beginning of an evening worship service at the First Assembly of God church, the Rev. Ryan Harris pitted teens against adults in a trivia game called Battle of the Generations.

Sometimes called glossolalia, speaking in tongues is the practice of speaking in a language the speaker does not know. Those who speak in tongues say the Holy Spirit forms the words as they speak out.

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Speaking in Tongues, glossolalia, was a gift to the apostles from the Holy Spirit.