ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
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.
This Week in AG History -- March 15, 1953
Following a promise made to his dying sister, Mack Pinson spent his life searching for and then developing a powerful relationship with God, ultimately leading to him being one of the five men who issued "The Call" for the organizational meeting of the Assemblies of God.
Her Mother Chose Life; Now She’s Helping Others Do the Same
Assemblies of God minister and adoptee is impacting the lives of women in Iowa by helping them choose life, while also serving vulnerable children through foster care and adoption.
Answering God’s Call in the Face of Setbacks
Despite personal and circumstantial setbacks, a pastor's perseverance in God's call results in the launch of a healthy, vibrant church in one of America's most unchurched regions.
Pathfinder: Equipping Women to Serve in Ministry
A newly released resource provides training pathways for women with a call to serve in any ministry capacity.
Maryland Pastor's Ministry Comes Full Circle
Despite concerns and doubt about where God was calling him, Ed Michael is now seeing the benefits of his obedience through his son's ministry.
Her Mother Chose Life; Now She’s Helping Others Do the Same
Assemblies of God minister and adoptee is impacting the lives of women in Iowa by helping them choose life, while also serving vulnerable children through foster care and adoption.
This Week in AG History -- March 6, 1948
Edmund Hodgson became a missionary to the Belgian Congo in Africa, facing many dangers, and ultimately became a martyr for the cause of Christ.
Taking Christ to the Ring
Life Christian Church, located in the fight capital of the world, is evangelizing combat sports athletes through their Fight Church outreach.
Answering God’s Call in the Face of Setbacks
Despite personal and circumstantial setbacks, a pastor's perseverance in God's call results in the launch of a healthy, vibrant church in one of America's most unchurched regions.
This Week in AG History -- March 6, 1948
Edmund Hodgson became a missionary to the Belgian Congo in Africa, facing many dangers, and ultimately became a martyr for the cause of Christ.
Pathfinder: Equipping Women to Serve in Ministry
A newly released resource provides training pathways for women with a call to serve in any ministry capacity.
Colorado Churches Offering Disaster Relief and the Hope of Jesus
Serve 6.8 is forging unity among churches while loving and serving communities through disaster relief efforts and social assistance programs.
Maryland Pastor's Ministry Comes Full Circle
Despite concerns and doubt about where God was calling him, Ed Michael is now seeing the benefits of his obedience through his son's ministry.
This Week in AG History -- Feb. 25, 1950
The name Bessie Gager may not be well known, but her missionary ministry as a single woman in India that spanned more than three decades resulted in thousands accepting Christ and countless more being introduced to the gospel message.
Church’s Theatrical Productions Reaching Boston’s North Shore Communities
For decades, a church in the suburbs of Boston has been reaching its community with the gospel through semiannual productions, bringing hundreds to Christ through each performance.
Lucy Farrow—A Trailblazer in the Pentecostal Movement
Lucy Farrow, believed to be a niece of Frederick Douglass, was instrumental in the early Pentecostal movement. She was influential in William Seymour’s life and participated in the Azusa Street Revival.
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Spiritual Life
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.
All in – Devoted to God, Committed to His Church
Sunday, March 2, is Church Membership Day in the Assemblies of God. Here are some ways Christians can support the local church in fulfilling God’s purposes in our communities and world.
A Transformed Caribbean: The Caribbean School of Theology has a Vision for the Future
Made up of numerous islands, the Caribbean presents unique challenges, but the Caribbean School of Theology, under the leadership of Justin Evans, has a vision to see ministers trained and churches established throughout the islands.
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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.
