AG News

09/03/2026

In his younger years, Morris Plotts' revival services landed him in jail for disturbing the peace. He later became a missionary to Africa and saw countless souls won for Christ.

Morris Plotts became an AG missionary later in life, but his efforts resulted in dozens of new churches built, millions of dollars raised for missions, and countless souls won for Christ.

09/02/2026

Lauro C. Hernandez, pastor and then secretary-treasurer of the West Texas and Plains Hispanic District, was given just a few months to live . . . over a year ago.

09/01/2026

Known the world over as “Colonel Sanders,” Harland Sanders gave his life to Christ in an Assemblies of God church. C.M Ward later shared Sanders’ testimony in a Revivaltime tract.

08/31/2026

The death toll and missing from disastrous flooding along the Nepal-China border sees sharp increases while compassion efforts for the thousands of survivors continues to grow.

08/31/2026

A Pennsylvania church's partnership with the volunteer fire department opens doors for the gospel.

08/27/2026

He was a former coal miner in Great Britain who became one of the most prominent AG evangelists of the early 1900s.

He was a former coal miner in Great Britain who became one of the most prominent AG evangelists of the 1900s — including a 22-day revival held in Springfield, Missouri.

08/26/2026

Oklahoma churches use gift from network to start new ministries and further the work of God’s kingdom.

Oklahoma churches use gift from network to start new ministries and further the work of God’s Kingdom.

08/25/2026

Meals together with talks about Jesus are reaching unchurched residents in central Washington.

08/24/2026

Helping parents and caregivers prepare for the new school year with simple reminders about the power of prayer.

08/20/2026

Missionary Andrew Urshan's Pentecostal ministry in Persia (Iran) was filled with the miraculous as well as persecution.

Missionary Andrew Urshan's Pentecostal ministry in Persia (Iran) was filled with the miraculous as well as persecution — surprisingly by those who called themselves