This Week in AG History -- Feb. 22, 1919

Early AG missionary Albert Norton was bold in his belief that compassion and preaching the Word of God must go hand-in-hand.

Feb 20, 2025 , By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Feb. 8, 1930

Aunt Fanny Luck was 100 years old when she was healed and became a Christian, and for the next decade she shared her testimony wherever she went.

Feb 06, 2025 , By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Jan. 31, 1931

Samuel A. Jamieson was a non-Pentecostal minister and church planter who encountered the Holy Spirit and became one of the Assemblies of God's founding fathers.

Jan 30, 2025 , By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Jan. 14, 1928

Early Pentecostal missionary Jacob Mueller lost his wife, Isabelle, to typhoid fever just a few months after arriving in India, prompting him to later write an article titled, "Do Missions Cost?"

Jan 16, 2025 , By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Jan. 3, 1965

José Galdámez, disillusioned while training for the Catholic priesthood, turned to worldly living, but when his wife gave her life to Christ and God began to heal her of a tumor, he also accepted Christ and ultimately became an Assemblies of God leader in El Salvador.

Jan 02, 2025 , By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Dec. 2, 1916

Pastor Eddie Driver, a lawyer and then Baptist minister, later became a leader in the Pentecostal movement, and established the first Church of God in Christ in the Western United States.

Dec 05, 2024 , By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Nov. 29, 1930

Topeka and Azusa Street are well-known for the origins of the Pentecostal movement, but they weren't the only places where the Holy Spirit was evident.

Nov 29, 2024 , By Darrin J. Rodgers