ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
This Week in AG History -- Dec. 2, 1916
Pastor Eddie Driver, a lawyer and then Baptist minister, later became a leader in the Pentecostal movement, and established the first Church of God in Christ in the western United States.
Always at the Ready to Share God's Word
After holding multiple pastoral and educational positions in the Assemblies of God, including serving as the final president of Central Bible College, Gary Denbow retired, but his ministry continues.
AG Adds Young Adult Ministry Focus
The Assemblies of God has announced a new Young Adult Ministries office has been created and it will be led by Josh Wellborn.
Center for Holy Lands Studies Launches Free Resource Center
Free video resources designed to enhance viewers’ understanding of Scripture, and include a number of videos filmed in the lands of the Bible, are now available on the Center for Holy Lands website.
Repaired for Ministry
Bill Poole has suffered strokes, a serious heart attack, and had an incurable and debilitating disease, but God continued to call him to the ministry.
2024 Smith Wigglesworth Legacy Award Recipients Honored at Evangelist Conference
Evangelist Recharge conference honors two couples with Smith Wigglesworth Legacy Award for faithful service in ministry.
Church in the Park: AG Pastor Leads Six Denominations in Annual Outreach
With the simple goal of bringing people to Jesus, a Kansas church has established a community-wide outreach that is touching hearts and ministering to those who do not otherwise attend church.
This Week in AG History -- Nov. 21, 1914
Daniel Charles Owen (D.C.O.) Opperman may not be a familiar name, but his short-term Bible schools played a significant role in training many future early leaders of the Assemblies of God.
Church in the Park: AG Pastor Leads Six Denominations in Annual Outreach
With the simple goal of bringing people to Jesus, a Kansas church has established a community-wide outreach that is touching hearts and ministering to those who do not otherwise attend church.
This Week in AG History -- Nov. 29, 1930
Topeka and Azusa Street are well-known for the origins of the Pentecostal movement, but they weren't the only places where the Holy Spirit was evident.
2024 Smith Wigglesworth Legacy Award Recipients Honored at Evangelist Conference
Evangelist Recharge conference honors two couples with Smith Wigglesworth Legacy Award for faithful service in ministry.
God-Sized Vision for Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the Utter Most Parts of the World
Dayton, Ohio, church is using an Acts 1:8 missions model to execute a "God-Sized Vision".
Center for Holy Lands Studies Launches Free Resource Center
Free video resources designed to enhance viewers’ understanding of Scripture, and include a number of videos filmed in the lands of the Bible, are now available on the Center for Holy Lands website.
This Week in AG History -- Nov. 21, 1914
Daniel Charles Owen (D.C.O.) Opperman may not be a familiar name, but his short-term Bible schools played a significant role in training many future early leaders of the Assemblies of God.
God's Presence Felt Among Military Personnel Assisting with Hurricane Helene Recovery
When disaster strikes, chaplains help military personnel through the trauma of the harsh realities they encounter.
Repaired for Ministry
Bill Poole has suffered strokes, a serious heart attack, and had an incurable and debilitating disease, but God continued to call him to the ministry.
Trusting God’s Timeline: Olympic Athlete Makes U.S. History Despite Setbacks
After overcoming devastating setbacks, Annette Echikunwoke, longtime member of an Ohio AG church, made U.S. history at the 2024 Olympics.
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Spiritual Life
Motorcycle Chaplain Finds His Frustration Transformed into a Powerful Ministry Opportunity
Motorcycle Chaplain Howard Raney was in a hurry, but God slowed him down so he could be at the right place, at the right time.
The Importance of Thanksgiving
Reflecting on the benefits of thankfulness during the holiday season.
Beauty From Brokenness: Mental Health Issues Affect Ministry Families, Too
Mental health issues can and do occur within the body of believers, including ministers, but there is hope for all those struggling with mental health.
Grateful for Veterans
On this Veterans Day, we remember and honor those who risked their lives to protect the freedoms Americans enjoy.
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