This Week in AG History -- Dec. 21, 1935

Lillian Trasher's prayers and experiences as a young girl ultimately led her to fulfilling God's call upon her life as she established an orphanage in Assiout, Egypt, as an AG missionary.

Dec 23, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- Dec. 2, 1956

Charles W.H. Scott may not be a household name, but he and his wife, Gertrude, made significant ministry and leadership contributions to the Assemblies of God over multiple decades.

Dec 02, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- Oct. 27, 1934

Assemblies of God history is filled with people of extreme intelligence who chose to follow God — Myer Pearlman was one such man.

Oct 28, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- Oct. 4, 1941

Fred Vogler, who immigrated from Australia when he was 17, became an influential leader in the Assemblies of God, including serving as the first executive director of Home Missions — now known as U.S. Missions

Oct 07, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- Sept. 13, 1941

Wherever they went, missionaries Melvin and Lois Hodges were strong proponents of developing indigenous churches around the world.

Sep 16, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- August 12, 1951

J. R. Evans did not become ordained until he was 45, but he still spent decades pastoring churches and in executive leadership for the Assemblies of God.

Aug 12, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- Aug. 2, 1941

Lee Krupnick was a Jew who hated Jesus, but through the prayers of his wife, Bonnie, and a miraculous healing he accepted Christ and the couple became well-known AG evangelists.

Aug 05, 2021 , By Glenn W. Gohr