I'd rather surprise and change within a global church (at a church council, say, according to its ecclesial polity, its Catholic conciliar tradition [with fellow Catholics -- like Mary Hunt -- hammering out their differences within, but still able to celebrate the Eucharist together] ) than a multiplication of denominations/churches, each with its own Protestant or Reform Holy Spirit carving up blocks of believers and at odds with the other [the other's "contrarian" doctrine]. So ultimately Protestants -- whether Evangelical, Pentecostal or Anglican [with ACNA, GAFCON, etc.]-- are left with splits and splits and more splits within Christianity, with one Protestant church or denomination splitting from a sister body (or older Protestant body) because its doctrinal round peg doesn't fit into the other's round hole. To affix a cheery, honey-like Holy Spirit to the face of Christ in each of these broken/split churches seems to go against Jesus' prayer that "all may be one."