ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
US Missions - Chaplaincy
Help for the Invisible Heroes and Heroines of Tragedy
Professional first responders have training and oftentimes counselors they can rely on to help them debrief and recover following a traumatic incident, but what about the actual first responders?
The Best Weekend Ever
The Indiana district hosts a family camp designed specifically for foster and adoptive families.
Motorcycle Chaplain Witnesses God's Grace in Hail Storm
Duane Gryder, an AG motorcycle chaplain, found himself and hundreds of other riders in a powerful storm, which turned out to possibly be a blessing in disguise.
AG Military Chaplain Demonstrates Selfless Love on the Battlefield
While serving overseas, AG Chaplain Ric Brown modeled the spirit of Christ to his fellow soldiers, even amidst one of the most horrific battles in recent U.S. history.
AG's First Woman Chaplain, Marjorie Holland, Dies
Marjorie Holland, the first female chaplain to be endorsed by the Assemblies of God, passed away at the age of 98.
Former Chaplaincy Director Charles Marvin Dies
Charles Marvin, the director of AGUSM Chaplaincy from 1998-2005, passed away Sunday, May 5. He was 88 years old.
Small Gestures of Compassion Deliver Surprising Results for Children in Foster Care
Feeling led to meet the tangible needs of children in foster care, one young girl launched a ministry initiative to provide for those needs and has made an impact across multiple states.
Sharing Faith with Fans
Minnesota pastors and podcast producers, Matt and Katie Seipel-Anderson, are reaching outside the church to fans of ‘geek culture’ via their chaplaincy ministry.
Quilts, Bows, and Beef Bless Ministers through Rural Compassion
Rural ministers can often feel isolated and overlooked, but through partnership with Rural Compassion some businesses and individuals are helping to change that.
God Keeps Opening Doors: Oklahoma Chaplain Serves at Home and Abroad
Donnetta Hunter was a 37-year-old mother of two teens when God opened the door for her to enter the ministry — she hasn't looked back.
