ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
Evangel University Receives $7.5 Million Grant to Support Rural U.S. Churches
Lily Endowment Inc. has awarded Evangel University and several ministry partners a $7.5 million grant focused on developing and providing rural ministers and congregations with needed resources.
Oklahoma City Church Baptized Over 1,000 People in Water in 2024
Following several weeks of prayer and fasting, People's Church saw multitudes come to faith and be baptized in water last year.
This Week in AG History -- Jan. 24, 1971
A remarkable life testimony, R.L. Brandt was born on a small farm in North Dakota, but God used him as a preacher, church planter, district leader, AG college president, and national missions director who spent his retirement traveling the world with the gospel message.
As Southern California Fires Rage, Convoy of Hope, Churches Respond
Within hours of the Southern California fires breaking out, Convoy of Hope was working to respond to the growing disaster.
The Healing of Hazel
Faced with a series of devastating setbacks, the parents of a newborn baby girl in need of a miracle saw the faithfulness of God as they trusted His timing.
Churches Respond to Needs as Southern California Fires Continue
Assemblies of God churches and ministries are actively responding to the needs of those impacted by the fires in Southern California.
Door to Door in Andrews
Determined to reach every member of their community with the Gospel, Josh and Laura Morris felt compelled to visit each residence inside the city limits of Andrews, Texas, leaving a personal invitation to church.
Becoming a House of Prayer
A rural congregation in Arkansas is experiencing tremendous growth after making focused intercession for its community a priority.
Free Donuts Lead to New Ministry Outreach to Children
When Brian Royer, pastor of Passion Church, felt led to buy a group of children some donuts, little did he know that his decision would lead to kids choosing to follow Christ.
Central Assembly Hosts Collaborative Night of Worship for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Weekend
In a show of solidarity across racial and denominational lines, Central Assembly of God and Sanctuary of Praise COGIC presented their third annual collaborative night of worship in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
AG News Launches New Podcast
Season one of the AG News podcast offers listeners in-depth interviews that reveal divine healings, miraculous interventions, and powerful testimonies.
SaveOne: Redeeming Life Stories for Hope, Healing, and God's Glory
SaveOne, a ministry to those traumatized by abortion, helps change the life stories of women and men who don't know or struggle to accept that nothing is too great for God.
Churches Respond to Needs as Southern California Fires Continue
Assemblies of God churches and ministries are actively responding to the needs of those impacted by the fires in Southern California.
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?"
Rattling Dry Bones in Rural America
U.S. missionaries Kim and Laurel Harvey's idea to help rural ministers earn chaplain credentials has opened new doors for effective ministry.
AG Office of Hispanic Relations Awarded $1.5 Million for New REACH Center
Lilly Endowment Inc. issued a $1.5 million grant to the Office of Hispanic Relations to establish the Hispanic REACH Center designed to effectively support and train current and future Hispanic leaders.
EveryONE25 Conference for Boys and Girls Ministries Leaders Coming in March
The EveryONE25 Conference takes place March 20-22 on the Evangel University campus in Springfield, Missouri.
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Spiritual Life
Prayer for the Incoming Administration
General Superintendent Doug Clay suggests ways to pray for President Donald Trump and his administration.
This Week in AG History -- Dec. 25, 1937
For hundreds of years, the Church has used Watchnight to pray for the New Year, but many may not realize that Watchnight prayers played a significant role in history, including marking the beginning of the Pentecostal movement.
Lessons from the Wise Men: Searching for Christ
General Superintendent Doug Clay shares in this third article of a three-part series titled, “Lessons from the First Christmas.”
Lessons from the Shepherds: The Urgency of Evangelism
General Superintendent Doug Clay shares in this second article of a three-part series titled, “Lessons from the First Christmas.”
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