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Improbable Vision, Improbable Pastor
Romeo Leal laughed at the thought of being a pastor -- he knew what kind of person he was -- but God knew what kind of person he could be . . .
Clinton AG Burns, Portions Spared
An intense fire destroyed the sanctuary of Clinton (Illinois) Assembly of God on Tuesday morning, but pastor Nick Blacklidge and his congregation are looking forward to what God has in store for them.
Interceding Through Porch Light Prayers
COVID-19 results in a new prayer discipline for a pastor and his wife.
Praying Through the City
Danny de León, lead pastor of Templo Calvario in Santa Ana, California, led community pastors in publicly coming together in prayer for the city that had been rocked by riots.
Unexpected Flood Provides Church Opportunity to be the Church
No one downstream of the Wixom Lake reservoir expected two dams to fail, but they did, and the body of Christ — the Church — responded.
Small Church Does the "Impossible" Following Tornado Tragedy
New Beginning AG has a congregation of well under 100, yet it provided thousands of meals for victims and volunteers in Cookeville, Tennessee.
Church Steps Up to Meet Needs of Migrant Farm Workers
With area farmers allowing crops to rot in the fields because restaurants were not buying much produce, migrant farm workers and their families suffered.
Military Chaplains in Italy Touching Lives
Military chaplains, endorsed by the Assemblies of God, are impacting the lives of military personnel and civilians in Italy.
200-Mile Ride on Horseback for STL
Kyle Self, youth pastor of Skiatook First Assembly, led 11 members of his youth group on a 200-mile trek on horseback to raise funds for Speed the Light and saw students' lives changed as a result.
"Armored" Workers Bring Hope to Families, Pastors in El Salvador
Workers with King's Castle in El Salvador wear masks and gloves against COVID-19, and King's Castle T-shirts to protect them from violence while bringing hope to hurting people.
