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Harold and Beatrice Kohl served the Assemblies of God as evangelists, pastors, missionaries, and educators as they helped establish the Far East Advanced School of Theology.
Alice Garrigus proved age isn't a limitation when God calls as at the age of 52 she helped pioneer the Pentecostal movement in Newfoundland -- where she ministered for the next 39 years.
In the 1930s, P. C. Nelson recognized the importance of the Assemblies of God helping Pentecostal young people fulfill God's calling on their lives — even if it wasn't into the ministry.
William Walthall, a Missionary Baptist Church minister, was expelled from the church due to his belief in the baptism of Holy Spirit, and in 1917 brought 36 churches into the Assemblies of God.
Camp meetings often marked moves of God, with many people being first introduced to the Pentecostal message through Assemblies of God district camp meetings that drew thousands from across the United States.
James Stewart urged believers to each take personal responsibility for the Great Commission, stating that mass evangelism will never be a substitute for personal evangelism and that a true move of God must catch fire at the grass roots.