A history of the Azusa Street Revival

   Apr 04, 1999, By Gary B. McGee

Lucy Farrow, believed to be a niece of Frederick Douglass, was instrumental in the early Pentecostal movement. She was influential in William Seymour’s life and participated in the Azusa Street Revival.

   Feb 24, 2025, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Impromptu road trip links Bible students to history of AG’s global fellowship.

   Aug 29, 2017, By Deann Alford

African American ministers played important roles in the early decades of the Assemblies of God as pastors, evangelists, and missionaries.

   Feb 27, 2024, By Darrin J. Rodgers

What would it have been like to be a part of the Azusa Street Revival? Frank Bartleman was and he shares his firsthand account of the experience!

   Mar 11, 2021, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Did you know a Baptist pastor paved the way for the Azusa Street Revival?

   Oct 10, 2019, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Grant helps AGTS be more intentional in recruiting ethnic minority students.

   Oct 12, 2022, By John W. Kennedy

Few realize that the Azusa Street Mission wasn't the only Pentecostal mission during the revival — The Upper Room Mission and its leaders also played key roles in the revival.

   Aug 13, 2020, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

General Superintendent Ernest S. Williams did not accept Christ until he was 19, but he was ordained three years later under the ministry of William J. Seymour, later identifying the experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit as a defining moment in his life.

   Jun 08, 2017, By Glenn W. Gohr

Darnell K. Williams Sr. was announced as North Central University's eighth president.

   Apr 08, 2025, By Nancy Zugschwert