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Articles By: Ruthie Edgerly Oberg
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This Week in AG History -- Nov. 20, 1955
The Assemblies of God has urged the care for retired ministers, missionaries, and their widows since early in its existence, and continues to do so through giving to Aged Ministers Assistance.
This Week in AG History -- Oct. 21, 1951
Cordas Burnett's passion to see young people grounded in four foundational theological "stones," helped prepare Pentecostal young people with answers to the questions of the age.
This Week in AG History -- Sept. 17, 1938
Missionary Esther Bragg Harvey experienced many hardships in her 48 years of service in India, but God proved himself faithful.
Shrinking Town, Growing Church
Despite an aging population, small-town congregation invests in ministering to children.
This Week in AG History -- July 3, 1966
Harold and Beatrice Kohl served the Assemblies of God as evangelists, pastors, missionaries, and educators as they helped establish the Far East Advanced School of Theology.
New Life from a Deathbed Plea
Tiny church revives after its pastor dies, and a daughter congregation is planted under new leadership.
This Week in AG History -- May 1, 1943
During World War II, the Assemblies of God made a great effort to get Spanish Bibles into the hands of Central and South American military personnel.
This Week in AG History -- Feb. 12, 1938
Carrie Judd Montgomery's ministry influenced the lives and ministries of many of the early Pentecostal ministers, including Maria Woodworth-Etter, William Seymour, A.H. Argue, Smith Wigglesworth, and numerous others.
A Spark for Revival
Egyptian evangelist Marsha Mansour wants church to change society.
This Week in AG History -- Jan. 8, 1949
Robert and Doris Edwards sacrificially shared the gospel with the people of India and also taught boys a trade in an industrial school they opened.
