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Bible Quiz -- a History of Planting God's Word in Hearts
Bible Quiz and Junior Bible Quiz have influenced the lives of hundreds of thousands of children and youth since their inception.
This Week in AG History -- March 15, 1947
A Methodist orphanage's director's baptism in the Holy Spirit ultimately led to famed missionaries Mark and Huldah Buntain establishing their ministry in Calcutta, India.
This Week in AG History -- December 22, 1968
Today's AG youth still often get their first taste of missionary life through Ambassadors in Missions (AIM) trips, which began more than 50 years ago.
This Week in AG History -- November 24, 1945
She may not have been as well known as her husband Henry, but Ruth Garlock's commitment to God and her passion for missions was second to none.
This Week in AG History -- September 14, 1969<br />
Etta Calhoun was an ordained minister with the Methodist church, but then she received the baptism in the Holy Spirit!
This Week in AG History -- July 27, 1952
Wesley R. Steelberg was just 50 years old when he died serving as the general superintendent of the Assemblies of God, but he passed away wholly dedicated to his calling.
This Week in AG History
If there's one thing that Assemblies of God churches love to do, it's sing — discover the history behind it!
This Week in AG History -- October 11, 1953
When Speed the Light first began in 1945, few thought it would succeed or be sustained, but more than 70 years and nearly $300 million later, the youth missions fund lives on!
This Week in AG History -- August 25, 1928
He was a former coal miner in Great Britain who became one of the most prominent AG evangelists of the 1900s — including a 22-day revival held in Springfield, Missouri.
