Abstract

The objective of this article is to analyze the indigenous evangelical migrants’ beliefs about Chilean Pentecostalism, exploring the relationship between this form of Pentecostalism and that which they professed in their countries of origin. This vision is comple- mented by the nostalgic vision that evidences a sector of Pentecostalism and a generation of critical and reflective believers about the religious movement. The two disenchanted visions corroborate the nostalgic and critical view of the migrants