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This Week in AG History -- July 23, 1932
William Simpson was a young man, but he risked it all — and gave his life — to share the gospel along the Tibetan border in China.
This Week in AG History -- July 4, 1931
Named "The Most Beautiful Girl in the United States," Edith Mae Pennington discovered that riches and fame left her feeling empty. A visit to a Pentecostal church led her to commit her life to Christ and become an AG pastor.
This Week in AG History — May 13, 1916
The Azusa Street Revival helped spark revival throughout the world — including Cleveland!
This Week in AG History -- April 28, 1957
Donald Gee, the British Assemblies of God leader known as "The Apostle of Balance," urged Pentecostal believers to embrace the miraculous but to avoid unbiblical extremes.
This Week in AG History -- April 15, 1944
Stanley H. Frodsham, longtime editor of the Pentecostal Evangel, noted nearly 77 years ago that the Assemblies of God continued to be a fellowship united around a vision of cooperation in world evangelism — a vision that continues today.
This Week in AG History -- March 11, 1916
What would it have been like to be a part of the Azusa Street Revival? Frank Bartleman was and he shares his firsthand account of the experience!
This Week in AG History -- Feb. 18, 1962
Mainline churches experiencing Pentecost? Yes! Read the accounts of two mainline ministers who experienced the baptism in the Holy Spirit during the charismatic renewal.
This Week in AG History -- Feb. 6, 1932
John Thomas Boddy, a former editor of the Pentecostal Evangel, spent his last remaining breaths urging believers to pursue a life of holiness.
This Week in AG History -- Jan. 22, 1921
Who was the primary person who shaped early Assemblies of God missiology? The answer may be surprising!
This Week in AG History -- Jan. 16, 1937
E.S. Williams led the Assemblies of God in roughly doubling in size during the Great Depression while urging unity through Christian fellowship, love, and worship.
