Trask Urges Fellowship to be Spirit-Led

The Assemblies of God may need to rethink long-held traditions regarding church practices, General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask said in a passionately delivered opening keynote rally Tuesday night at the Pepsi Center in laying out the challenges—and opportunities facing the Fellowship.

   Aug 02, 2005, By John W. Kennedy

Believers Challenged to Live Life of Faith

Megachurch Pastor John Lindell urged weary Christians Wednesday night to persevere in the faith and not miss God’s calling to new opportunities, even if they seem uncomfortable.

   Aug 03, 2005, By John W. Kennedy

Youth-Led General Council Service Marks New Day for Fellowship

More than 18,000 people gathered at the Pepsi Center on Friday night to celebrate the Fellowship’s youth, their achievements and more importantly their Lord and Savior.

   Aug 05, 2005, By Kirk Noonan

Trask and Bridges Re-elected, New Director Chosen, Stance on Divorce Remains Intact

Delegates to the 51st General Council of the Assemblies of God re-elected General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask on Wednesday to another four-year term.

   Aug 04, 2005, By Rob Cunningham

General Superintendent's Medals of Honor Awarded

The General Superintendents Medal of Honor, the Assemblies of God’s highest award for lay people, was bestowed upon Marilyn Musgrave and Wil Balch during the Wednesday morning business session held in the Colorado Convention Center.

   Aug 03, 2005, By AG News

Executive Presbyters Elected; Interdenominational Resolution Stirs Some Ecumenical Debate

In its final day of business, the General Council elected two new members to the Executive Presbytery and spent several hours working through revisions to the Fellowship’s constitution and by-laws on Thursday.

   Aug 05, 2005, By Rob Cunningham

Trask, Betzer Urges Leaders to Seek Power, Creativity Through Holy Spirit in Memorial Service

Maintaining and birthing vibrant, creative churches is one of the greatest ways to pay tribute to the ministers who have blazed a trail for today’s leaders.

   Aug 05, 2005, By John W. Kennedy