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Texting Becomes Favored Form of Communicating
Thanks to young adults, texting is now the most popular way Americans communicate. Keeping pace with new technology can be an opportunity for evangelism
University of Valley Forge earns national recognition
Worship Leader magazine lists UVF worship undergraduate program in "Best of the Best" issue
Assemblies of God History in Springfield
General Superintendent George O. Wood shares the history of the Assemblies of God in Springfield, Missouri.
100 Years - Rev. Ellen Blackwell [VIDEO]
The Assemblies of God and Rev. Ellen Blackwell shared a Centennial in 2014.
Three Out of Four Still View Bible as God's Word
A recent Gallop Poll found that 75 percent of Americans see the Bible as the actual or inspired Word of God, however, the poll also shows an increase in the percentage of people who see the Bible as merely a collection of fables.
Medal of Honor Awarded to Champion and Jacques
During the Wednesday business session of the General Council, General Superintendent George O. Wood awarded Norma Champion and Don Jacques the prestigious General Superintendent’s Medal of Honor.
Superintendent's Medals of Honor Awarded
During the Friday morning business session of the General Council, General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask awarded Dave Kyllonen, Duane Nicholson and Neil Enloe of the original “The Couriers” music ministry team and layman Richard Hammar the prestigious General Superintendent’s Medal of Honor.
General Superintendent's Medals of Honor Awarded
The General Superintendents Medal of Honor, the Assemblies of God’s highest award for lay people, was bestowed upon Marilyn Musgrave and Wil Balch during the Wednesday morning business session held in the Colorado Convention Center.
Medals of Honor Presented to Two
Two men were presented the Superintendent’s Medal of Honor during a ceremony yesterday: Augustin (Augie) V. Lopez and David Green.
Superintendent's Medals of Honor Awarded
The General Superintendent’s Medal of Honor was presented to James Blackwood and Bill Hardiman during the Wednesday morning worship session by General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask.
