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This Week in AG History -- December 28, 1918
Focusing on developing indigenous Hispanic churches and leaders in the early 1900s has led to a strong Hispanic presence in the Assemblies of God today.
This Week in AG History -- November 16, 1929
He was a hardened train engineer, proud of his coarse language, but then God got ahold of his life and C. H. Austin became an AG evangelist!
This Week in AG History -- November 4, 1979
He founded the world's largest church in South Korea, but credits women for much of its growth.
This Week in AG History -- September 23, 1962<br />
Royal Rangers, the ongoing mentoring and ministry program for boys, was introduced in 1962 by its creator, Johnnie Barnes.
This Week in AG History -- June 30, 1974
Héléne Biolley was a linguist and hotel/restaurant owner, but it was through her passion for God that France experienced a Pentecostal revival and impacted the formation of the Assemblies of God in France.
This Week in AG History -- May 17, 1959
The miraculous revival that swept through Cuba in 1950 and 1951 made evident five practical lessons concerning revival that hold true for today!
This Week in AG History -- April 5, 1947
Extremely poor and with very little formal education, yet Smith Wigglesworth would be empowered by God to spread the gospel and demonstrate the workings of the Holy Spirit like few others have ever done.
This Week in AG History -- March 24, 1968
The advice Charles Scott gave Christians about spiritually rebuilding America in 1968 still holds true for today!
New COGIC Leader is Graduate of CBC and AGTS
Bishop Lemuel F. Thuston — who earned a significant portion of his education through AG schools — was elected to serve as the Chairman of the General Assembly of the Church of God in Christ.
This Week in AG History -- February 22, 1919
Albert Norton, an AG missionary to India in the early 1900s, boldly proclaimed that a Christianity without active compassion might as well quit its preaching!
