For hundreds of years, the Church has used Watchnight to pray for the New Year, but many may not realize that Watchnight prayers played a significant role in history, including marking the beginning of the Pentecostal movement.

   Dec 26, 2024, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Impromptu road trip links Bible students to history of AG’s global fellowship.

   Aug 29, 2017, By Deann Alford

A history of the Azusa Street Revival

   Apr 04, 1999, By Gary B. McGee

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

Charles Marvin, the director of AGUSM Chaplaincy from 1998-2005, passed away Sunday, May 5. He was 88 years old.

   May 10, 2024, By John W. Kennedy

Leaders of eight Pentecostal denominations unite in prayer at the site of a national tragedy.

   Feb 28, 2017, By Mark Forrester

Daniel Charles Owen (D.C.O.) Opperman may not be a familiar name, but his short-term Bible schools played a significant role in training many future early leaders of the Assemblies of God.

   Nov 21, 2024, By Glenn W. Gohr

The late AG statesman, Charles T. Crabtree, shares biblical insights on the implications of death and the Rapture for Christians.

   May 23, 2024, By Charles T. Crabtree

Fred Vogler, who immigrated from Australia when he was 17, became an influential leader in the Assemblies of God, including serving as the first executive director of Home Missions — now known as U.S. Missions

   Oct 07, 2021, By Glenn W. Gohr

Etta Calhoun was an ordained minister with the Methodist church, but then she received the baptism in the Holy Spirit!

   Sep 14, 2017, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg