Once a homeless, drug-addicted prostitute, the director of the women’s program at House of Hope in Gainesville, Florida, is proof of God’s redemptive work.

   Jan 30, 2015, By John W. Kennedy

Giving trends challenge churches to reconsider methods. Today’s savvy fundraisers are tapping into new ways to raise money.

   Jan 15, 2015, By Christina Quick

After more than 40 years, the growing 100-acre retirement community is close to capacity.

   Feb 04, 2015, By Christina Quick

A new initiative seeks to prioritize the needs of AG congregations in small communities.

   Feb 27, 2015, By Robert E. Mims

For the past decade, Russ Weaver has held services at the annual event in Fort Worth, Texas.

   Feb 09, 2015, By Deann Alford

This glance back to 2004 recalls how one group of AG students chose to make a difference in New Orleans on Mardi Gras.

   Feb 17, 2015, By John W. Kennedy

When AG U.S. Missionary Kevin Ross chose to humble himself and follow God's direction for ministry, it has resulted in thousands making a decision to accept Christ as their Savior.

   Feb 02, 2015, By Dan Van Veen

Much-decorated AG Army Chaplain Priscilla Mondt continues to impact lives as a VA chief of chaplain services.

   May 25, 2015, By John W. Kennedy

Mental health chaplain Glen Ryswyk finds leaning on Jesus can be the best medicine.

   May 04, 2015, By Christina Quick

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.

   May 07, 2015, By Darrin J. Rodgers