There was once a very strong movement of people that referred to themselves as Charismatic. That term isn’t used quite as often as it was a few decades ago. One thing about charismatic believers is that most using the label were in an independent non-denominational church.
Doctrinally, the charismatic, Pentecostal, Church of God and Assemblies of God are pretty much the same thing. The charismatic churches had a lot less tradition and opted in most cases for more upbeat music. As the years have passed, the denominations I mentioned have incorporated a lot of the charismatic worship styles into their services, but a lot of the traditional things still exist. The movement has been going strong since about 1915, due to the Azusa Street Revival.
Among other things, I teach Biblical Greek—and also appreciate that things had already been rolling on the Protestant side for just over 50 years before the Catholic side got rolling. Mom’s best friend growing up was the daughter of an Assemblies of God preacher.
That aside, your comment does really help to flesh out context for this thread.