This Week in AG History -- Dec. 29, 1934

E. S. Williams, AG general superintendent during the Great Depression and through WWII, urged the Fellowship to remain sound in its doctrine and strong in evangelism at home and on foreign fields throughout the coming year.

   Dec 27, 2018, By William Molenaar

This Week in AG History -- May 13, 1950

Missionary Irene Crane shares her experience on traveling home from overseas on the Ambassador II, a converted B-17 bomber that transported AG missionaries around the world.

   May 14, 2020, By Glenn W. Gohr

This Week in AG History -- March 22, 1965

Robert K. Ware used his home as a refuge for Jews in WWII, translated U.S. AG Sunday School materials into French and printed them for the French AG, and ministered in countless other ways for the cause of Christ in France.

   Mar 24, 2022, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Muddy Boots Ministry

World War II re-enactor chaplain reaches modern audiences.

   Feb 12, 2020, By Kenneth C. Walker

Living Above Life's Circumstances

A mother's prayers left a legacy of faith for her children and step-children despite a life of difficult circumstances.

   Aug 09, 2023, By Cynthia J Thomas

This Week in AG History -- June 26, 1966

Wernher von Braun was a leading rocket scientist for Hitler's war machine, but he regretted his work and ultimately experienced a spiritual transformation in a small church in El Paso, Texas.

   Jun 30, 2022, By Darrin J. Rodgers

This Week in AG History -- Sept. 23, 1944

In a time of war and fear, Melvin Hodges urged Christians to avoid racial hatred as it was not compatible with Christ's love.

   Sep 26, 2019, By Darrin J. Rodgers