"We have a responsibility to be more than Americans. We are called to be Christian Americans." --Wesley Steelberg

   Jul 05, 2018, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Amidst increasing worldliness in 1951, General Superintendent Wesley Steelberg challenged the Assemblies of God to not neglect its spiritual heritage.

   Sep 09, 2021, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

The widow of two AG national leaders, Ruth Steelberg-Carter resolved to remain in ministry, devoting her latter years of life to reaching federal prisoners for Christ.

   Nov 17, 2022, By Glenn W. Gohr

God used Howard Carter, who was imprisoned at the time, to bring clarity to the gifts of the Spirit.

   May 17, 2018, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Wesley R. Steelberg was just 50 years old when he died serving as the general superintendent of the Assemblies of God, but he passed away wholly dedicated to his calling.

   Jul 27, 2017, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

For hundreds of years, the Church has used Watchnight to pray for the New Year, but many may not realize that Watchnight prayers played a significant role in history, including marking the beginning of the Pentecostal movement.

   Dec 26, 2024, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Fred Vogler, who immigrated from Australia when he was 17, became an influential leader in the Assemblies of God, including serving as the first executive director of Home Missions — now known as U.S. Missions

   Oct 07, 2021, By Glenn W. Gohr

Wherever they went, missionaries Melvin and Lois Hodges were strong proponents of developing indigenous churches around the world.

   Sep 16, 2021, By Glenn W. Gohr

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

The name Bessie Gager may not be well known, but her missionary ministry as a single woman in India that spanned more than three decades resulted in thousands accepting Christ and countless more being introduced to the gospel message.

   Feb 27, 2025, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg