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This Week in AG History -- January 27, 1934
"Fake news" isn't anything new — in 1934 Pentecostal Evangel Associate Editor Charles E. Robinson warned readers about believing a potentially dangerous hoax of that day.
This Week in AG History -- December 1, 1957
AG Evangelist Arthur Stoneking, founder of Indian Revival Center, shares how the miracle of salvation brought a harmony among Native American tribes that otherwise did not exist.
This Week in AG History -- November 5, 1967
He didn't think he could respond to God's call on his life, but then he was filled with the Holy Spirit and God healed his child — Arthur Phelps has been faithfully serving God ever since!
This Week in AG History -- October 18, 1959
In Martin Luther Davidson's message to General Council attendees in 1959, he revealed how Christians should respond in times of political and cultural crises!
This Week in AG History -- October 6, 1957
Native Americans were among the founders of the Assemblies of God and later, summer Indian camps became a highly successful evangelism tool.
This Week in AG History -- September 14, 1969
In the mid-1800s, America was in spiritual decline much like it is today, but Jeremiah Lanphier, a businessman, followed God's calling into ministry and as a result of his obedience, the Prayer Revival of 1857 took place!
This Week in AG History -- September 2, 1962
Alexander Vazakas was not a credentialed minister, but became a Pentecostal believer and influential teacher who impacted lives with the gospel wherever he went — including that of AG General Superintendent George O. Wood.
This Week in AG History -- May 27, 1916
H.C. Ball felt called by God to minister to Mexican refugees, so he did — despite the fact that he was a new Christian, was 14 years old, and didn't know Spanish!
This Week in AG History -- April 10, 1937
Reports of revival breaking out at two AG colleges was exciting news in this historic edition of the Pentecostal Evangel!
This Week in AG History -- March 20, 1920
Despite global depression following World War I, the Assemblies of God began its missionary program and urged support for those willing and ready to go to the mission field.
