General Superintendent Thomas Trask opened the 48th General Council Tuesday night ringing out "Seven Challenges for the Assemblies of God as we move into the 21st Century!"

   Aug 10, 1999, By Mel Surface

The Assemblies of God is in a unique position to present the authentic gospel that will stem the tide of the nation’s moral collapse, retiring General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask told the Fellowship Wednesday night in the opening keynote speech at the 52nd General Council in Indianapolis.

   Aug 08, 2007, By John W. Kennedy

The Rev. Thomas E. Trask, who has served as superintendent of the Assemblies of God since 1993, was elected to another four-year term during Tuesday afternoon’s business session.

   Aug 08, 2001, By Rob Cunningham

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

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 Doug Clay meets with Thomas Trask and John Zick to reflect on 110 years of ministry for the Assemblies of God.

   Apr 30, 2024, By AG News

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

Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine...." The familiar strains of a favorite hymn echoed the heartbeat of those who, at the call of General Superintendent Thomas Trask, gathered Wednesday morning in Sacred Assembly.

   Aug 11, 1999, By Harris Jansen

During the Thursday morning business session of the General Council, General Superintendent Thomas Trask conferred upon two laymen-David Cribbs and Barry Meguiar-the General Superintendent's Medal of Honor.

   Aug 13, 1999, By John T. Maempa

During the Friday morning business session of the General Council, General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask awarded Dave Kyllonen, Duane Nicholson and Neil Enloe of the original “The Couriers” music ministry team and layman Richard Hammar the prestigious General Superintendent’s Medal of Honor.

   Aug 10, 2007, By AG News