Aunt Fanny, a Hoopa Indian, accepted Christ in 1920 when she was about 100 years old. One of the earliest and oldest Native American Pentecostals, she was a living example of God's mercy and healing power.

   Feb 05, 2015, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Jacob and Maria Valtierra plant a Native American church in Wisconsin.

   Feb 12, 2021, By Fiona Morgan

An award-winning artist, Native American Charlie Lee chose instead to become an AG minister and witness God take messed up lives and turn them into masterpieces for His glory.

   Apr 24, 2025, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Vanguard’s Matthew Holgate educates fellow Navajos on reservations.

   Sep 29, 2021, By Ginger Kolbaba

Aunt Fanny Luck was 100 years old when she was healed and became a Christian, and for the next decade she shared her testimony wherever she went.

   Feb 06, 2025, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Rodger Cree, Charlie Lee, George G. Effman, and many other Native American evangelists are honored in the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center museum's new exhibit for April.

   Apr 11, 2018, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Native American Fellowship looks to recruit pastors to reach Indigenous people with the gospel.

   May 11, 2022, By John W. Kennedy

Founded to equip Lumbee Indians, the AG school in North Carolina is now multiethnic.

   Jan 31, 2018, By Deann Alford

Isaac Durham evangelizes fellow indigenous people.

   Mar 14, 2023, By Beth Hall Davis

SAGU AIC continues to fill a vital role in equipping Native Americans for leadership in churches, schools, and the marketplace.

   Nov 28, 2017, By Deann Alford