ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
This Week in AG History -- May 19, 1945
God used Howard Carter, who was imprisoned at the time, to bring clarity to the gifts of the Spirit.
House of God’s Love: Transformational Ministry Expanding in Hawaii
The Shelter, which has been meeting physical and spiritual needs of unhoused Hawaiian residents for nearly a decade, is now adding a second location and large expansion after 47-acre donation.
Mending Ramshackle Roofs and Broken-Down Spirits
Dan and Libby Zitterkopf use their platform with U.S. Missions to help build ministries and repair lives.
This Week in AG History -- May 5, 1963
Lowell Lundstrom had turned his back on God and pursued fame and glory as a rock and roll star, but God never gave up on him.
Leaving a Legacy in Motherhood
Gail Clay, wife of General Superintendent Doug Clay, shares lessons she learned from her grandmother about leaving a spiritual legacy as a mother.
Small Church Making Big Impact for Missions
Industry Assembly, who supports more missionaries than it has in average weekly attendance, has bought into the importance of missions both locally and worldwide.
This Week in AG History -- May 17, 1930
Although the story of Aggie Hurst is well known by many generations through her 1986 autobiography, relatively few know that interest in her amazing story began 56 years earlier through a book called Jungle Trails.
Multiplying Efforts to Reach Youth of Clare
A small-town pastor is watching the Lord bring together groups of students for the purpose of reaching them for Christ.
Convoy, Churches Responding to Needs of Tornado Victims
Convoy of Hope has partnered with several Assemblies of God churches to provide aid to tornado victims in St. Louis and western Kentucky.
Eight Decades of Ministry and Counting
Centenarian Owen Carr celebrates 80 Years of ordained ministry with the Assemblies of God and he’s still going strong.
This Week in AG History -- May 17, 1930
Although the story of Aggie Hurst is well known by many generations through her 1986 autobiography, relatively few know that interest in her amazing story began 56 years earlier through a book called Jungle Trails.
Small Church Making Big Impact for Missions
Industry Assembly, who supports more missionaries than it has in average weekly attendance, has bought into the importance of missions both locally and worldwide.
Passion for Street Evangelism Drives Ministry
Completing more than four decades of evangelism ministry, Scott and Nancy Hinkle remain as passionate as ever about taking America back for Christ.
Leaving a Legacy in Motherhood
Gail Clay, wife of General Superintendent Doug Clay, shares lessons she learned from her grandmother about leaving a spiritual legacy as a mother.
This Week in AG History -- May 5, 1963
Lowell Lundstrom had turned his back on God and pursued fame and glory as a rock and roll star, but God never gave up on him.
Multiplying Efforts to Reach Youth of Clare
A small-town pastor is watching the Lord bring together groups of students for the purpose of reaching them for Christ.
A Simple Smile — a Beautiful Reward
Missionaries Kirk and Sandi Brown, who work with young men and women who age out of the foster system, bring smiles to young adult faces as they help meet their needs.
Categories
Spiritual Life
Christlike Values for a Divided World
Unlike so many throughout history, God recognizes greatness through the scope of love and servanthood.
One True God
In portions of Ecuador, the polytheistic views make proclaiming the reality of the One True God both difficult and dangerous.
The Relevance of Easter
Three ways Christ's resurrection encourages young adults — and everyone else.
Youth Alive: Empowered by the Spirit, Sharing Faith on Campus
Youth Alive ministry is booming in the Northwest Ministry Network as student-led clubs have increased from three campus clubs in 2023 to 72 in 2024
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Podcasts
AG World Missions – Walking with Others On the Way
Joe, AG World Missions Eurasia regional director, shares about his journey in missions and how God is moving in the Buddhist and Hindu world.
Miles for a Cause – Turning Marathons Into Missions
Lisa Harper shares about her passion for running and how she’s been able to help others raise tens of thousands of dollars for missions.
The Gospel in Sign — Transforming Lives in the Deaf Community
Brenda Flores shares her incredible story and passion for ministering to the deaf community.
Building the Church — One House at a Time
Pastor Art Thomas shares how God is using a unique church planting model to reach people in Metro Detroit.
