Pentecostalism developed towards the end of the 19th century. During this time there was a lack of interest to traditional religion. This was brought about due to the emotional modes of religious expression such as praying in unison, , enthusiastic singing and sermons on simple biblical themes giving way to ordered, robotic services where Mass would be carried out by uninteresting ministers in lecture centres. As large, popular Protestant churches turned into churched for the upper-middle class, people of lower socio-economic status felt left out and wanted a way to return to heartfelt religion to satisfy their spiritual, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs. Pentecostalism came about through this way. These churches were open to all
