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God used the tragedy of the death of a missionary family's infant son to break down the barriers between the family and the people of Lakhimpur, India.
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
What did it mean to early Pentecostals to live a life fully consecrated to God?
Discover some of the history of Royal Rangers founder Johnnie Barnes, a former Methodist minister who experienced in the infilling of the Holy Spirit.
Wherever they went, missionaries Melvin and Lois Hodges were strong proponents of developing indigenous churches around the world.
Amidst increasing worldliness in 1951, General Superintendent Wesley Steelberg challenged the Assemblies of God to not neglect its spiritual heritage.