The formation of the Society for Pentecostal Studies took place a little over 50 years ago in order to provide a "scholarly forum to interpret the Pentecostal movement."

   Feb 11, 2021, By Glenn W. Gohr

After 15 years of unfruitful fertility treatments, Joy Morris gives birth at 41.

   Mar 04, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

Chaplain Shannon Rust is recuperating at home, after nearly dying three times from coronavirus.

   Mar 18, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

He was a doctor, he was addicted to opioids, and he would sacrifice his job, his family, and his faith to get them -- only God could save him.

   Mar 29, 2021, By Dan Van Veen

Joseph Smotherman brings an unconventional background to the AG ethnic group.

   Mar 18, 2021, By Joel Kilpatrick

Adult and Teen Challenge (ATC) is seeing wide appreciation for its new ATC Bridge system, which assists in leader training, and is adding new curriculum for students.

   Mar 15, 2021, By Dan Van Veen

African Amon Kajabika sets sights on starting Ohio congregations.

   Nov 15, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

Pentecostals in the United States rejoiced at hearing of revivals taking place elsewhere — this is one such story of a revival breaking out in the Hebrides Islands.

   Nov 18, 2021, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Couple in Hawaii prepare to minister on diverse university campus.

   Nov 10, 2021, By Beth Hall Davis

Pastor’s volunteer efforts with Kansas inmates pays dividends.

   Nov 23, 2021, By Peter K. Johnson