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Long Distance Role Model
When Navarre First Assembly welcomed Akok Chan into their congregation, little did they know that this humble 16-year-old from Sudan would end up impacting their lives as much as — or even more than — they impacted his.
Lost and Found: The Rest of the Story — Part 3
Despite her miraculous rescue, there's much more to the Emily Hollis story that parents, grandparents, pastors, and other church leaders need to know — and respond to.
Lost and Found: Responding to God's Voice — Part 2
Twelve-year-old Emily Hollis was missing and her parents were desperately trying to find her for days, but God was already at work preparing a stranger to be the answer to countless prayers.
Lost and Found: The Disappearance of Emily Hollis — Part 1
Kiel and Autumn Hollis did their best to help their daughter improve her self-esteem, but unknown to them, Emily was being groomed on social media to be trafficked.
Convoy, Churches Responding to Needs of Tornado Victims
Convoy of Hope has partnered with several Assemblies of God churches to provide aid to tornado victims in St. Louis and western Kentucky.
Fire Destroys First Assembly in Newton, Texas
The day before Easter, a fire swept through First Assembly of God in Newton, Texas, leaving the building in ashes.
Churches Encouraged to Celebrate Seniors During Month of May
AG Senior Adult Ministries Director Bob Cook urges churches to acknowledge the significant contributions of their senior adults and recognize their vital role in the the church's overall health.
Wyoming Ministry Network Elects Nicole Heidt as Superintendent
Nicole Heidt becomes the first women in the history of the Assemblies of God to be elected as superintendent of a district or network.
AG Church Gives Hope to Flood-Ravaged West Virginians
Jolo Family Worship Center may not be considered large by some standards, but God is using the church to reach West Virginians in McDowell County in a big way.
New BGMC Trading Cards Game Combines Fun with Missions Inspiration
As kids collect cards, play the game, and learn more about real-life missions and missionaries, they also raise up prayers on behalf of missionaries and ministries.
