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This Week in AG History -- January 31, 1931
He was a Presbyterian pastor who experienced the Baptism in the Holy Spirit and would become a founding father of the Assemblies of God.
This Week in AG History -- January 2, 1926
John Eric Booth-Clibborn died just two weeks after arriving on the mission field, but his courageous wife viewed the painful loss as an opportunity for God to be glorified.
The Tyson Trove
An extensive archive collection from the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Organized in 1907 in the midst of the Azusa Street revival, has been donated to the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center.
This Week in AG History — December 11, 1960
The weekly Revivaltime radio broadcast, which ran from 1953 to 1995, impacted millions of lives and helped shape the identity of the Assemblies of God.
This Week in AG History -- December 4, 1915
Missionary Maria Gerber became known as the angel of mercy to Armenian widows and orphans in central Turkey.
This Week in AG History -- November 15, 1930
A woman, who became known as "the resurrected one," starts a revival in Madagascar as she follows God's leading.
AG Educator Helps Dedicate COGIC Historical Marker
Recently, former AG Theological Seminary President Byron Klaus took part in the Church of God in Christ dedication of a historical marker placed on the site of the founding of the Movement in Lexington, Mississippi.
This Week in AG History -- October 22, 1967
African-American Assemblies of God minister Bob Harrison delivered a message at the 32nd General Council calling Christians to lead a counter-revolution -- a new era of Bible-based, soul-convicting, sin-blasting evangelism.
This Week in AG History -- September 25, 1926
Discover the when, how, and why behind the formation of the Assemblies of God national youth ministry, "Christ's Ambassadors (CA's)!"
This Week in AG History - August 27, 1932
Hardship helped turn this one-time devout atheist into an AG missionary!
