ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
Churches, Convoy Providing Help and Hope to Hurricane Helene Victims
Although the physical needs of those who came through Hurricane Helene are often great, compassionate and hope are needed nearly as much.
Five Decades of Giving Back and She’s Just Getting Started
Fine Arts Festival honors Linda Robins’ 50 years of service.
Evangel University Dedicates New AGFinancial Arena
The dedication ceremony for the spacious new home for the Evangel Valor football, basketball, soccer, and volleyball programs took place Friday morning.
As Hurricane Helene Moves Out, Convoy of Hope Moves In
Hurricane Helene has left death and destruction in its wake, but Convoy of Hope is working to get aid to those in the most need.
The Great Physician has the Final Say
Despite a devastating diagnosis, a West Virginia couple is reminded that only the Great Physician has the final word.
Iowa Church Serves Many as Community Outreaches See Unexpected Rates of Growth
A small-town Iowa church has experienced increased conversions, water baptisms, and Spirit baptisms following a renewed focus on community outreaches.
SAM Conference: A Truly Pentecostal Time
Hundreds of seniors from across the United States flocked to Branson, Missouri, to enjoy times of fellowship, inspiration, and Pentecostal praise and worship at the biennial Senior Adult Ministries Conference.
From the Islands to the Army
After facing mental and spiritual battles, Steve Anoa'i perseveres in God's calling and finds a new opportunity to fulfill his God-given dream.
Mississippi Church's GlowKids Respond Creatively for BGMC
Children in Amory First Assembly of God's GlowKids program were challenged to raise funds for Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge by doing something "out of the ordinary" — they are coming through in a big way.
This Week in AG History -- Oct. 2, 1955
J. Calvin Holsinger pioneered Chi Alpha, the Assemblies of God ministry to college students, because history showed students led many of the greatest revival movements.
Convoy Expands Response as Reports of Damage Continue to Grow
As news of extensive damage in other states beyond Florida has come to light, Convoy of Hope is now shipping disaster relief supplies to North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee.
Church Celebrates a Century of Feeding the Community, Outreach Ministry
Celebrating their 100th birthday, a Michigan church also celebrates nearly 100 continuous years of feeding the hungry in their community.
CMN and AGWM Engaged in Ongoing Missions Collaboration
The Church Multiplication Network and AG World Missions have built an intentional relationship to learn from and serve each other which has resulted in more effective and far-reaching ministry.
As Hurricane Helene Moves Out, Convoy of Hope Moves In
Hurricane Helene has left death and destruction in its wake, but Convoy of Hope is working to get aid to those in the most need.
SEU to Receive $5.6 Million Scholarship Endowment
Southeastern University recently received an endowment of $5.6 million to use towards scholarships for full-time students pursuing ministry-related degrees.
Northwest University Volleyball Team Honored as 2023-24 National Champions of Character
The NAIA selected the 2023-24 Northwest University women's volleyball team as its national recipient for the prestigious Conference Commissioners Association Champions of Character Team Award.
This Week in AG History -- Sept. 28, 1958
Warren McPherson followed God's leading into many different roles as a performer, minister, and evangelist on the field as well as in the Assemblies of God National Office.
Categories
Spiritual Life
College Prayer Initiative Sparks Missions Movement
The 10.2 prayer campaign urges people to set an alarm to pray at 10:02 a.m. or p.m. every day to send more workers to the mission field — it's yielding results.
My Midlife Crisis Was a Ministry Calling
Rod and Lisa Kilsdonk were happy in their small Montana hometown, but then God placed a call to ministry upon their lives -- rearranging their entire world.
Evangelism Leaders Discuss the Vital Role of Evangelists in the Church
Joe Oden, national prayer and evangelism director, and Tim Enloe, national evangelists’ representative, share on the importance of the ministry office of the evangelist and the call of all believers to evangelism.
How Evangelicals Come to Faith: What Research Reveals About Salvation Decisions
Most evangelicals (96%) recall multiple influences in their decision for Christ, with the average respondent citing 3.4 different factors.
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