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This Week in AG History -- Sept. 23, 1944
In a time of war and fear, Melvin Hodges urged Christians to avoid racial hatred as it was not compatible with Christ's love.
This Week in AG History -- September 9, 1973<br />
Missionary Alta Washburn's love for God and Native Americans led her to found what is now known as American Indian College.
This Week in AG History -- July 1, 1916
Questions arise during difficult times. British pastor Leonard Newby responded to several difficult questions arising from World War I in this 1916 "Pentecostal Evangel" article.
This Week in AG History -- June 9, 1968
The Pentecostal message isn't just for adults — it touches the hearts of children and young people just as well!
This Week in AG History -- June 5, 1948
Missionary to Africa H.B. Garlock vigorously condemned racial discrimination and segregation, calling racial discrimination "inhuman, un-Christian, and unpardonable."
This Week in AG History -- May 5, 1963
Lowell Lundstrom had turned his back on God and pursued fame and glory as a rock and roll star, but God never gave up on him.
This Week in AG History -- April 24, 1960
An award-winning artist, Native American Charlie Lee chose instead to become an AG minister and witness God take messed up lives and turn them into masterpieces for His glory.
This Week in AG History -- April 19, 1964
Many may not know that Ann Wilkerson, the mother of famed AG evangelist David Wilkerson, had a ministry outside of assisting her son — to the beatnik community of New York City.
This Week in AG History -- March 29, 1959
Incredibly, a single issue of the Pentecostal Evangel is credited in part for the creation of the Nigerian Assemblies of God.
This Week in AG History -- Feb. 22, 1919
Early AG missionary Albert Norton was bold in his belief that compassion and preaching the Word of God must go hand-in-hand.
