The formation of the Society for Pentecostal Studies took place a little over 50 years ago in order to provide a "scholarly forum to interpret the Pentecostal movement."

   Feb 11, 2021, By Glenn W. Gohr

Five things the believers at Azusa Street had that is desperately needed in the Church today.

   Apr 08, 2016, By George O. Wood

What makes the Assemblies of God so appealing? Dr. Alan Ehler, Dean of the College of Christian Ministries at Southeastern University (AG), shares his perspective.

   Feb 18, 2016, By Alan Ehler

With more than 69 million people worshipping in nearly 371,000 churches globally, the Assemblies of God is part of the fasting-growing movement in the history of Christianity: the Pentecostal movement.

   Jun 05, 2019, By Donna Barrett

A division between the Independent Assemblies of God International Canada (IAOGI) and the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada that has festered for more than 60 years experienced a public healing during the IAOGI's 2017 National Convention.

   Jun 20, 2017, By Leilani Haywood

AG general superintendent offers five distinctives of the fastest-growing movement in the history of Christianity.

   Sep 30, 2020, By Doug Clay

The 10.2 prayer campaign urges people to set an alarm to pray at 10:02 a.m. or p.m. every day to send more workers to the mission field — it's yielding results.

   Oct 04, 2024, By John W. Kennedy

Lucy Farrow, believed to be a niece of Frederick Douglass, was instrumental in the early Pentecostal movement. She was influential in William Seymour’s life and participated in the Azusa Street Revival.

   Feb 24, 2025, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Fifty years ago, theologian Percy Brewster identified nine trends that Pentecostal needed to be wary of — they still hold true for today.

   Dec 14, 2023, By Darrin J. Rodgers

The 1994 Memphis Miracle gave many Assemblies of God leaders a heightened sense of urgency for racial reconciliation.

   Oct 18, 2024, By Darrin J. Rodgers