AG News
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Sixteen New AG Churches Launched on One Day
Sunday, September 15, 2013, saw 16 new Assemblies of God churches launch in the United States, ranging from the Midwest through the East Coast.
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Convoy of Hope responds to flooding in Colorado
Following the devastating flooding that took place in Colorado, Convoy of Hope has responded to help communities and neighborhoods ravaged by the historic flooding.
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The Spirit and the Gypsies
God is moving in an unexpected way among the Roma people — also known as Gypsies. Often shunned by others, Gypsies are experiencing God in unprecedented numbers and finding acceptance among Christians.
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Can One Young Hotshot Impact the World for Christ?
Young and desiring to impact the world with the message of Christ, Firefighter Wade Parker was the type of person who never did things half way — if he said it, he would do it. But now, the odds of Wade fulfilling this desire seemed grim at best.
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Church Groups Wear "One Shirt" for Missions
Members of youth groups from across the nation are wearing the same shirts for a month to raise money for Speed the Light's My One Shirt campaign.
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This Week in AG History -- September 30, 1956
Howard S. Bush, former Executive Presbyter, answers the question, "What does a godly life look like?" using the example of Symeon, the high priest, in this historic edition of the Pentecostal Evangel. Other articles by W. T. Gaston, E. R. Kelley, Bert Webb and many more are also included.
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Pakistan Church Attacked
Pakistan Assembly of God believers joined other Christians in rushing to help the injured after the suicide bombing that took place at All Saints Church in Peshawar, Pakistan. AG World Missions is sending assistance through its Suffering Church Fund.
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Interest Builds in Centennial Holy Lands Trip
"In the Footsteps of Pentecost," an 11-day event (March 27-April 7, 2014) in the Holy Lands, will connect the life of Christ and events that took place some 2,000 years ago with the founding of the Assemblies of God in 1914.
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China Bible College Sees Surge in Enrollment
Since launching in October 2012 more than 12,000 students have enrolled in a China Bible College course online. The college, which is powered by Global University in collaboration with the Northern Asia Region of the Assemblies of God World Missions, now enrolls an average of 30 new students daily.
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See You at the Pole Expands Into Weeklong Event
See You at the Pole (SYATP) has been transformed into Global Student Prayer Week, September 22-28. At the center of the week is See You at the Pole Day on Wednesday, September 25.
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Don Argue, Ed.D., Joins Convoy of Hope
Dr. Don Argue, former president of the National Association of Evangelicals and at Northwest University (AG), has joined Convoy of Hope as ambassador-at-large.
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This Week in AG History -- September 23, 1962
Royal Rangers founder Johnnie Barnes introduces the new Assemblies of God discipleship program for boys along with articles by Lloyd Christiansen, F. Helen Jarvis, G. Raymond Carlson and others.
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International Prayer Vigil for Saeed Abedini Set for September 26
An organized international prayer effort, spanning more than 40 U.S. states and at least eight different countries, will take place on Thursday, September 26, on behalf of imprisoned American pastor Saeed Abedini.
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Global University/Rural Compassion to Award 30 Scholarships to Rural Pastors
Global University is working with Rural Compassion to scholarship 30 rural pastors with three courses each from its Berean School of the Bible.
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Why Would God Care About What We Eat?
Is there a problem with being overweight or even obese as long as you love God? Experts say that in addition to physical issues, there is a spiritual downside to being overweight that Christians need to be conscious of and address.
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Convoy of Hope Responds to Colorado Flooding, AG Churches Spared
Convoy of Hope has set up a staging point at Rever Church (AG) in Longmont, Colorado, to assist flood victims. So far, no AG churches in the area have reported any significant flood damage.
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Honesty Is the Best Policy
Want to feel better? Follow the Bible's instruction and be honest! Revealing how lying impacts how a person feels, this article explains the importance of telling the truth, especially in a Christian's life.
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This Week in AG History -- September 17, 1927
Stanley Frodsham weighed in on the Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy back in 1927, urging Pentecostal churches to continue to offer "pure religion" and "spiritual food." Read this and other fascinating articles in this historic edition of the Pentecostal Evangel.
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Capitol Commission Launches www.pray1tim2.org
Capitol Commission, a cross-denominational ministry that provides Bible study, prayer, and relationship-building opportunities within state capitol buildings across the nation, has recently launched a powerful web-based tool to help Christians pray more effectively for their state and national leaders.
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Chaplain Sees Over 150 Decisions for Christ at Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
AG Motorcycle Chaplain Scott Bush regularly has dozens, even hundreds, of people get saved at his booth and ministry tent set up at motorcycle rallies. But can a lasting relationship with Christ truly be found in a motorcycle rally atmosphere?