TODAY IN HISTORY: On Sunday, June 21, 1931, Onesimus Nesib, a former slave who translated the Bible into his native language, died of a stroke
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Hillcrest Children’s Home: Caring for Children Since 1944
This Week in AG History — June 17, 1956 By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg Originally published on AG News, 14 June 2018 Hillcrest Children’s Home, an
A Day in the Life of A Pastor: War, Plague, Impoverished Refugees…and Thankfulness
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: Martin Rinkart was born in 1586 to a poor coppersmith in Eilenburg, Germany. Due to his family poverty and low standing
Andrae Crouch: The COGIC Minister Who Bridged the Racial Gap in Gospel Music
This Week in AG History — May 22, 1977 By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg Originally published on AG News, 24 May 2018 Andrae Edward Crouch (1942-2015)
Ralph Williams, Missionary to El Salvador: Pioneer of the Indigenous Church Principle
Ralph Darby Williams (1902-1982), his wife, Jewyl, and baby Owen arrived in El Salvador on Christmas Eve of 1929 as Assemblies of God missionaries in
Bible Quiz — a History of Planting God’s Word in Hearts
For 55 years, students in Assemblies of God (AG) congregations have memorized Scripture through the Bible Quiz ministry. Teen Bible Quiz became a national AG
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