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The late Mel Surface (1946-2018) was a writer, pastor, and former staff member at the national and North Texas District Assemblies of God offices. A journalism graduate of the University of Houston, he served as a newspaper and magazine reporter and editor. The author of two books, his writings regularly appeared in a variety of print and internet publications.
The Gospel According to Sport
Church’s elaborate athletic facilities and programs introduce participants to God.
Game Changer
Colossal university scholarships enable Jeremy Farmer to pursue computer graphics technology studies.
Bigger Than Baseball
Fred Felton III answers a full-time evangelism call after a stint on the diamond.
Not Finished Yet
Senior adults pack first-ever AG national conference.
Cooper Urges, "Search For One More!"
Oklahoma City Pastor Herbert Cooper told a combined youth and adult congregation in the Thursday night General Council service to search and keep on searching for “one more” lost person.
Thousands of Young People Choose the "Uncommon" Cause
Tony Dungy, the 2007 Super Bowl winning coach, and Assemblies of God national Youth Director Jay Mooney challenged teens at the Wednesday night Orland09 Youth Rally to commit to the “Uncommon Cause” of Jesus Christ.
Wood Encourages Legacy of "Leah"
General Superintendent George O. Wood preaches the opening rally of the 2009 General Council in Orlando, Florida.
Hill Preaches: 'You Can't Have My Crown'
The 48th General Council of the Assemblies of God climaxed Friday night with Missionary Evangelist Stephen Hill addressing a combined session of the Council and the National Youth Congress.
"That My House Be Filled"
Executive Director of Foreign Missions John Bueno Thursday night focused on the global mission of the Assemblies of God with the cry of Jesus and the missions theme for the turn of the new century, "That My House Be Filled!" He told a General Council Missions Rally crowd of 8,300 that the "Kingdom of God is at hand."
Bosman Says No More Cold Oven and Dry Crumbs
People streamed down the aisles to seek God as Louisiana Pastor John Bosman called them to hunger for God and brokenness in Wednesday night's rally of the 48th General Council.
