Evangel University now offers a new full-tuition scholarship for African American students.

   Jul 22, 2020, By AG News

Louis and Gloria Walton have been leading an inner-city Minneapolis church for nearly a half century.

   Jul 17, 2018, By Nathan Heath

Black ministers urge Anglo counterparts to be intentional about providing opportunities for advancement.

   Sep 02, 2020, By John W. Kennedy

Sam Huddleston becomes the 21st member of the AG’s governing body.

   Aug 09, 2017, By John W. Kennedy

Founded to equip Lumbee Indians, the AG school in North Carolina is now multiethnic.

   Jan 31, 2018, By Deann Alford

Claremore, Oklahoma, church uses American Ninja Warrior course as a community outreach to share the gospel.

   Sep 09, 2019, By Dan Van Veen

Mimicking the television program American Ninja Warrior, United Student Ministries of Coweta (Oklahoma) Assembly of God held its own United Ninja Warrior outreach to students in its community.

   Sep 16, 2015, By Dan Van Veen

There were significant language and cultural barriers, but refugees from the Mexican Revolution in Edna, Texas, who became Christians did what white people in the region weren't permitted to do — invite African-Americans to become a part of their church body.

   Jul 07, 2022, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Trio of African-American ministers launch congregations in the Minneapolis region after racial strife.

   Mar 08, 2022, By Deann Alford

Eager to remove language barriers and obstacles related to transferring credentials for immigrating African pastors, AG districts are creating resources and opportunities for a seamless transition to ministry in the U.S.

   Jun 12, 2024, By Cynthia J Thomas