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This Week in AG History -- August 16, 1941
When Hitler announced his "Final Solution" and many turned their backs on the Jewish people, the Assemblies of God stepped forward and encouraged friendship and fellowship instead.
This Week in AG History -- Aug. 8, 1942
Donald Gee warned of shallow faith more than 70 years ago.
This Week in AG History -- July 25, 1936
Ellsworth S. Thomas was the first African American ordained by the Assemblies of God, but very little was known about him until recently when new information was uncovered.
This Week in AG History -- July 19, 2015
Today marks the 102nd birthday of PE News, which originally began as the print publication, the Christian Evangel, in 1914.
This Week in AG History -- July 19, 2015
The "Pentecostal Evangel," now posted digitally as "PE News," was first published out of the home of J. Roswell and Alice Flower as the "Christian Evangel" 102 years ago this week.
This Week in AG History -- June 28, 1959
The remarkable conversion story of the father of Yonggi Cho, founder of the world's largest congregation.
This Week in AG History -- June 20, 1925
An Assemblies of God mission in Nawabganj, a city in northern India, ministered to the poverty-striken and disadvantaged. The mission rescued children from the street, aided destitute women, ministered to lepers, and despite tremendous persecution, evangelized the lost.
This Week in AG History - May 30, 1925
Elizabeth Sisson, a prominent and multi-talented evangelist, looks back on the Welsh Revival and how God revealed to her that it was going to be a worldwide revival that would result in millions coming to Christ. In fact, the Welsh Revival helped spark the Azusa Street Revival.
This Week in AG History -- May 18, 1946
What is the secret to a successful Pentecostal church? P. S. Jones asserts that the powerhouse of the assemblies are the Pentecostal prayer rooms -- everything else in a church's program should be secondary!
This Week in AG History -- May 10, 1947
Pentecostal Evangel Editor Stanley Frodsham praises the creation of the National Association of Evangelicals as it brought denominations together and created an opportunity for the Assemblies of God to be ushered into the evangelical mainstream.
