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Seek and Save Partnering to Reach Nine Major U.S. Cities in 2023
The Seek and Save initiative, which is launched in select communities only after intense prayer, brings together scores of churches, ministries, civic organizations, districts, and others to transform hearts and lives.
A Great Collegiate Awakening -- it's Coming
The Collegiate Day of Prayer, celebrating its 200th anniversary, is seeking volunteers to lift up colleges and universities in prayer that God would continue growing the revival that is taking shape.
Called College to Train Future Ministers, Missionaries
Called College, launching this fall, is a two-year institution that is designed to get men and women field-ready and AG credential-ready to enter the ministry.
Tom Greene, Former National Men's Director, Youth Director Dies
Tom Greene, who led in multiple capacities at the AG national office, passed away Thursday.
Sawdust Discovery Brings Awareness, Thankfulness
During a church renovation project in Virginia, workers uncovered the sawdust of the original tabernacle, which unlocked significant church history — back to the founding of the Assemblies of God.
"Superheroes" of the Assemblies of God
The selfless efforts and sacrifices of RV Volunteers save churches and ministries millions of dollars every year.
Week of Prayer "Awakening" Coming Jan. 1-7
The 2023 Week of Prayer, themed "Awakening," is slated to begin Jan. 1, with free resources available in English and Spanish.
Church's Generosity Extends Beyond Money
Faith Assembly of God gave financially to assist victims of flooding in eastern Kentucky, but perhaps more importantly, they compassionately gave of their time and talents.
Church and Community Shine Light on Christ, Christmas
Pastor John McHaffie and his congregation at Sikeston First Assembly of God have experienced overwhelming community support for their "Light Up Sikeston with the Hope of Jesus" Christmas lights tour.
Prophecy Fulfilled After 44 Years
A prophecy spoken by a mother spoken over her teenage children more than four decades ago recently was fulfilled.
