This Week in AG History -- April 1, 1916

Pandita Ramabai was born to privilege, but she spent most of her life defending and serving the underprivileged in India as she spread the gospel message.

   Mar 30, 2023, By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- April 1, 1916

Fluent in seven languages, Pandita Ramabai was a powerful voice for the downtrodden and played a key role in India's Pentecostal movement.

   Apr 04, 2019, By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- May 19, 1945

Minnie Abrams was a young school teacher when God called her to become a missionary to India where she witnessed — and was a part of — the birth of the Pentecostal movement in that country.

   May 18, 2023, By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- April 9, 1967

Agnes Beckdahl, one of the first Pentecostal evangelists to a number of European countries, also served 50 years as missionary with her husband, Christian, to Northern India.

   Apr 07, 2022, By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- July 22, 1922

Willis C. Hoover was a Methodist missionary who experienced the baptism in the Holy Spirit and went on to pioneer the Pentecostal movement in Chile.

   Jul 25, 2024, By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History — May 13, 1916

The Azusa Street Revival helped spark revival throughout the world — including Cleveland!

   May 13, 2021, By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Feb. 12, 1938

Carrie Judd Montgomery's ministry influenced the lives and ministries of many of the early Pentecostal ministers, including Maria Woodworth-Etter, William Seymour, A.H. Argue, Smith Wigglesworth, and numerous others.

   Feb 13, 2020, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg