AG News

Three ministry leaders discuss how Christians can respond to challenging cultural issues with biblical truth and compassion.

Common Questions About Gender Identity and Sexuality

Haven Worship Center's JBQ team may only be five years old, but the discipleship taking place through the program is producing lasting fruit.

Florida Team Captures National JBQ Festival Title

Assemblies of God U.S. Missions Executive Director Wilfredo “Choco” De Jesús challenges men to step into their God-given calling.

Identity Crisis

Evangel College, the Assemblies of God liberal arts college, resulted from the desire to see AG lay young people — called into business and other professional work — receive a professional and Pentecostal education.

This Week in AG History — June 14, 1959 Evangel College, the Assemblies of God liberal arts college, resulted from the desire to see AG lay young people — called into business and other professional work — receive a professional and Pentecostal education.

In a specially called election, Sam Huddleston, an AG executive presbyter and Northern California-Nevada assistant district superintendent, was voted in as district superintendent.

Northern California-Nevada District Elects New Leader Following Unexpected Loss of Superintendent

The discovery of a hand-written vision by the Wyoming Ministry Network's first superintendent has led to a renewed focus for churches across the state.

Outposts of Hope The Wyoming Ministry Network is renewing focus on its founding vision for churches across the state.

River of Life, an Assemblies of God church planted with interdenominational collaboration, is bringing the full-gospel message to a Nebraska community.

Multiple Denominations Come Together to Plant Assemblies of God Church

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 baptized in the Holy Spirit as a defining moment in his life.

This Week in AG History — June 9, 1957 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.

Project Rescue's unique fundraiser converts miles into money through running, walking, biking, and other activities.

Miles Mean Money for Project Rescue

Fox Valley Church in northeastern Wisconsin is making a significant impact while increasing its presence in the community.

Feeding the Hungry and Reaching Hearts