E.S. Williams led the Assemblies of God in roughly doubling in size during the Great Depression while urging unity through Christian fellowship, love, and worship.

   Jan 14, 2021, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Not only do families who have children with disabilities have a new state-of-art facility to use, the new Ability Tree R.E.S.T. Center is also equipped to be a training center for other missionaries, ministers, and ministries.

   Jan 24, 2020, By Dan Van Veen

Vaughn Shoemaker, a member of the Stone Church in Chicago, became a renowned Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist, but gave God the credit for all his successes.

   Feb 24, 2022, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

The Assemblies of God is in a unique position to present the authentic gospel that will stem the tide of the nation’s moral collapse, retiring General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask told the Fellowship Wednesday night in the opening keynote speech at the 52nd General Council in Indianapolis.

   Aug 08, 2007, By John W. Kennedy

When Speed the Light first began in 1945, few thought it would succeed or be sustained, but more than 70 years and nearly $300 million later, the youth missions fund lives on!

   Oct 13, 2016, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Eight takeaways from the Great Depression that helped the Assemblies of God flourish during some of the most difficult economic times.

   Jul 03, 2024, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Charles S. Price was a minister who attended a Pentecostal revival meeting in an attempt to reveal that what was taking place was a fraud, but he left convicted by, convinced of, and filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.

   Oct 26, 2023, By Darrin J. Rodgers

At first, people questioned whether or not Speed the Light could possibly be a sustainable missions-giving effort . . . that was 73 years ago.

   Oct 11, 2018, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

A Methodist orphanage's director's baptism in the Holy Spirit ultimately led to famed missionaries Mark and Huldah Buntain establishing their ministry in Calcutta, India.

   Mar 15, 2018, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Ernest Lindholm lost his life on the missions field in the Belgian Congo, but his wife, Grace, remained committed to her calling, ultimately running a mission for hundreds of Congolese with leprosy.

   Dec 21, 2023, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg