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Intercessors based at Dream City Church in Phoenix report miraculous answers to requests.

Ambitious U.S. Missions initiative Dwell30 strives for reconciliation and unity.

A.H. Argue played a significant role in the establishment of the Assemblies of God in the U.S. and Canada, while his grandson, Don, later served as president of two AG universities.

Missionaries Mike and Sheila Fitzgerald use a radio station, television and movies, and print such as the PowerMark comics to spread the gospel to the people of Iceland.

Eclectic small town eatery allows Christians to gather and learn in a safe, comforting place.

God has representatives in all kinds of places — including on the ice.

Military chaplaincy endorser Scott McChrystal makes one last official visit to Fort Bragg.

Despite disabilities and other struggles, Dorice Russell has joy in the Lord.

Changing demographics present opportunity for small town congregation.

More than 70 AG college students received a Making THE Difference scholarship to help them with their school costs.

The Church at Twin Rivers is a correctional facility congregation.

What sets a Pentecostal church apart? P.S. Jones believes the difference is prayer.

The Warrior's Journey joins with Convoy of Hope to impact the lives of military men and women and their families.

Told he would never recover from being an addict, R. Forest Quillen now urges men and teens to stay off drugs.

Despite being shuttled between his biological mother’s home and foster care five times, Michael Ellis fulfills a ministry calling.

Moriah and Seth Respondek have raised more than $21,000 for Speed the Light to support missionaries and honor their dad.

Many AG campgrounds have expanded into conference and retreat centers where even those outside of the Church feel something "different" — the presence of the Holy Spirit.

CityBeat Baltimore shows concern for the neighborhood by regularly collecting trash.

Once-faltering Laramie church comes back from the brink via community engagement.

New York congregation raises $10,000 for family who lost their home in a fire.