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Cynthia J Thomas
Cynthia J. Thomas worked for Assemblies of God U.S. Missions for six years before becoming primary caregiver for her father, a World War II veteran. She has served as a counselor for victims of domestic violence and women facing crisis pregnancies. Cindy and her husband, Phil, a schoolteacher, volunteer in youth outreach and have three adult children and one granddaughter.
The Gospel for All
The SoCal Network is helping churches develop ministries to people with disabilities.
Membership Matters
AG News recently invited several Assemblies of God pastors for a conversation on the benefits of church membership.
Stewarding the Minds of the Next Generation
A Minnesota church turnaround leads to the opening of a Christian school that is unifying more than a dozen area churches.
Serving the Sermon
Northwest Indiana churches unite to be the hands and feet of Jesus in their communities for Serve Indiana Day.
Reviving Rural Churches, Rooted in Community
Indiana church equips rural church plants for success, helps residents find a healthy church home in their own communities.
My Sister’s Place: Support and Community in Recovery
Christian Life Fellowship offers those struggling with addiction a church community and a residential program that weaves together recovery ministry and discipleship, resulting in transformed lives.
People-Centered Discipleship: Starting with Purpose
AG pastor and discipleship author Jim Wiegand encourages believers to consider a fresh, people-centered approach to discipling new believers.
Youth Alive Thriving in Arizona Community
After a decade of prayer for the youth of the community, Youth Alive was restarted in Prescott and is raising up dozens of student leaders, reaching many more with the gospel.
Church Planter’s COVID Journey Leads to Miraculous Healing
Struggling with the effects of COVID-19 for over four years, John Boore persevered in ministry and experienced the healing touch of Jesus, an experience that is now reaching many for Christ.
Caring and Connections Lead to Foster Care Initiative in Kentucky
Through collaborative efforts, Kentucky Ministry Network launches new foster care initiative, aiming to serve foster children and those who tirelessly fight on the front lines for the redemption of those families.
