Garfield T Heywood led a 
Garfield T Heywood led a branch of this denomination which rejected trinitarianism and was founded in Eureka Springs. North Bonnie Brae street was the base of one early form of this denomination, an offshoot of which was created by Durham and known as the Finished Work. Joseph Smale was inspired by the Welsh revival to adopt many of the practices of this denomination, which was partly founded by the efforts of William Seymore in the Azusa Street Revival. This denomination places heavy emphasis on "spiritual gifts" given by the Holy Spirit, whose presence in Acts 2:4 is used to justify the practice of glossolalia. It takes its name from a feast that occurs 50 days after Easter. For 10 points, name this charismatic branch of Christianity which practices speaking in tongues and faith healing.
Garfield T Heywood led a branch of this denomination which rejected trinitarianism and was founded in Eureka Springs.
Pentecostalism