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This Week in AG History -- June 8, 1929
W.T. Gaston, an early AG general superintendent, shares helps for Christian workers that are still applicable for today in this 1929 Pentecostal Evangel article.
This Week in AG History -- May 30 1976
H. Maurice Lednicky, former president of Central Bible College, has a wide variety of ministry experiences. This year, he marks 60 years of ministry as an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God.
This Week in AG History -- May 17, 1964
J. Edgar Barrick shared his testimony at the 50th anniversary of the Assemblies of God of how he was won to Christ during a tent meeting revival service and ultimately shared the gospel message for nearly 40 years as a missionary to India.
This Week in AG History -- May 11, 1952
Alice Reynolds Flower -- "Mother Flower" to many -- shares timeless words of wisdom for mothers in this historic Pentecostal Evangel article.
This Week in AG History — March 19, 1927
The effectual, fervent prayers of Amanda Benedict made a significant impact on Springfield, Missouri, and the Assemblies of God.
This Week in AG History -- March 10, 1974
Raymond H. Hudson, former general treasurer of the Assemblies of God, was used by God to preach, reach, and teach, but his skills in finance were a blessing to the national office, districts, and individuals.
This Week in AG History -- Jan. 29, 1961
Missionary Sullivan Chainey and his wife, Addie, who were both deaf, came to the Lord in response to a woman's efforts of friendship and ultimately began ministering to the often-unreached deaf community.
This Week in AG History -- Dec. 27, 1970
David Wilkerson's passionate message about reaching young people for Christ, which was presented to the World Pentecostal Conference more than 50 years ago, still holds true for today.
This Week in AG History -- Nov. 21, 1965
A look back at how one family's tragic loss during the week of Thanksgiving in 1964 helped lead to the salvation of thousands in Congo.
This Week in AG History -- Nov. 11, 1973
P.S. Brewster may not be a well-known name in U.S. Pentecostal circles, but he was a powerful Pentecostal leader, evangelist, and church planter in Britain.
