Responding uniquely to the outcry of racism in the U.S., First Assembly of God in Milan, Tennessee, led the "Breathe Walk" — a walk of silence, unity, and love.

   Jun 23, 2020, By Dan Van Veen

In the 1930s, P. C. Nelson recognized the importance of the Assemblies of God helping Pentecostal young people fulfill God's calling on their lives — even if it wasn't into the ministry.

   Jun 18, 2020, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Chaplain Belva Dickey delivers residential meals to stay close to those in her care.

   Jun 23, 2020, By Guyla Armstrong

Hispanic megachurch in Las Vegas responds to pandemic with compassionate caring.

   Jun 25, 2020, By Rachel Ellis

Christians are under increased attacks in Mali, Nigeria, and Burkina Faso — scores have been killed for their faith.

   Jun 24, 2020, By Kristel Zelaya

Alice Garrigus proved age isn't a limitation when God calls as at the age of 52 she helped pioneer the Pentecostal movement in Newfoundland -- where she ministered for the next 39 years.

   Jun 26, 2025, By Glenn W. Gohr

African congregation in Philadelphia has been through a pandemic before.

   Jun 29, 2020, By Kenneth C. Walker

Mark Lehmann, a pastor of a strong missions-minded church, pens a letter of understanding and encouragement to missionaries around the world.

   Jun 10, 2020, By Kristel Zelaya

Christians should be aware of a growing cultural acceptance of multiple partners engaging in consensual relationships.

   Jun 16, 2020, By John W. Kennedy

William Walthall, a Missionary Baptist Church minister, was expelled from the church due to his belief in the baptism of Holy Spirit, and in 1917 brought 36 churches into the Assemblies of God.

   Jun 11, 2020, By Glenn W. Gohr