Faith-based organization helps veterans heal from ‘invisible wounds.'

   Apr 06, 2026, By John W. Kennedy

Brandy Reynolds, a civilian chaplain with AG U.S. Missions Chaplaincy Ministries, received the highest award for Air Force Chapel volunteers.

   Mar 17, 2026, By Sherri Langton

Jewel Wood died on Monday, March 23, 2026, following an extended illness. Services to be held on Monday, March 30.

   Mar 26, 2026, By Dan Van Veen

Adult and Teen Challenge Mid-America recently took ownership of a local cheesecake restaurant, with proceeds helping to fund its rehabilitation program for women with life-controlling addictions.

   Mar 25, 2026, By Dan Van Veen

F.R.E.E. International recently assisted with the rescue of over a dozen missing children in Las Vegas.

   Mar 18, 2026, By Dan Van Veen

God is still at work, and there is much to celebrate.

   Mar 24, 2026, By Daniel D. Isgrigg

Revivaltime broadcasts were a staple in homes throughout the United States and around the world for generations, impacting millions of lives with its gospel music and message.

   May 12, 2026, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Allan Swift was part of the first generation of Pentecostals who laid the foundations of the Assemblies of God. After serving as a missionary to China, he became the first principal of Eastern Bible Institute (now University of Valley Forge).

   Mar 19, 2026, By Glenn Gohr

Evangel College, the Assemblies of God liberal arts college, resulted from the desire to see AG lay young people — called into business and other professional work — receive a professional and Pentecostal education.

   Jun 18, 2026, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

An Alaskan church is thriving as it focuses on intentional ministry to its city.

   Jul 01, 2026, By Eric Tiansay