ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
This Week in AG History -- April 19, 1964
Many may not know that Ann Wilkerson, the mother of famed AG evangelist David Wilkerson, had a ministry outside of assisting her son — to the beatnik community of New York City.
Interdenominational Relationships Bring Unique Easter Experience to Colorado Community
Through their annual hosting of a traditional Seder meal, Castlewood Canyon Church is building bridges and partnering in ministry with their Messianic Jewish neighbors to reach the Denver community.
Evangel University Announces Loan Repayment Assistance Program
Beginning for fall 2025, Evangel will be offering to eligible students two programs designed to help ease the challenges of student loan repayment.
Wyoming Ministry Network Elects Nicole Heidt as Superintendent
Nicole Heidt becomes the first women in the history of the Assemblies of God to be elected as superintendent of a district or network.
Revitalization and Fresh Anointing at Christian Life
Iowa church perseveres to see revitalization and spiritual renewal after facing overwhelming obstacles.
AG Church Gives Hope to Flood-Ravaged West Virginians
Jolo Family Worship Center may not be considered large by some standards, but God is using the church to reach West Virginians in McDowell County in a big way.
Earthquake Leaves Death, Suffering, Destruction; Convoy Responding, Prayers Needed
The powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar late last week killed and injured thousands and destroyed or damaged six AG fellowship buildings — Convoy of Hope is responding with relief, but prayer is of vital importance.
Evangel University Announces Loan Repayment Assistance Program
Beginning for fall 2025, Evangel will be offering to eligible students two programs designed to help ease the challenges of student loan repayment.
Life Skills Outreach Opens Gospel Doors
Using practical skills camps and career exploration opportunities, Bridge Community Church is reaching students of all ages from 14 local schools.
Wyoming Ministry Network Elects Nicole Heidt as Superintendent
Nicole Heidt becomes the first women in the history of the Assemblies of God to be elected as superintendent of a district or network.
AG Church Gives Hope to Flood-Ravaged West Virginians
Jolo Family Worship Center may not be considered large by some standards, but God is using the church to reach West Virginians in McDowell County in a big way.
This Week in AG History -- April 12, 1964
Wesley Hurst Sr. responded to an altar call in 1915, not knowing how that decision would ultimately lead himself and multiple generations of the Hurst family into the ministry.
New BGMC Trading Cards Game Combines Fun with Missions Inspiration
As kids collect cards, play the game, and learn more about real-life missions and missionaries, they also raise up prayers on behalf of missionaries and ministries.
Darnell K. Williams Sr. Named North Central University's Next President
Darnell K. Williams Sr. was announced as North Central University's eighth president.
A Simply Sweet Outreach
Pennsylvania congregation shows the love of Jesus to their community with sweet treats.
Earthquake Leaves Death, Suffering, Destruction; Convoy Responding, Prayers Needed
The powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar late last week killed and injured thousands and destroyed or damaged six AG fellowship buildings — Convoy of Hope is responding with relief, but prayer is of vital importance.
This Week in AG History -- April 2, 1967
Emil Balliet served the Assemblies of God in many roles — pastor, educator, author, district leader, musician, evangelist, advisor — impacting countless lives and helping to shape the future of the Assemblies of God.
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Spiritual Life
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
Veteran World Missionary Fulfilling New Calling as Chaplain Along U.S. – Mexico Border
God has given Mike McGee, a 35-year veteran missionary to Mexico, a new assignment in Texas ministering to Border Patrol agents and officers along the U.S. – Mexico border.
Too Far to Walk -- A Church Planted in Cameroon
Mama Marceline needed a church in her village and God answered her prayers — beyond all expectation — through Africa Oasis, Africa Tabernacle Evangelism, and Africa's Hope which provided clean water for the villagers, a tabernacle to meet in, and biblical education for their pastor.
El Refuge: Protecting Panama's Vulnerable
In Panama, school is a safe place for many children when their homes are not, and that's where missionaries Gerritt and Tara Kenyon are taking the gospel with their after-school ministry, El Refuge.
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