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The Ralph Riggs Scholarships, which total $100,000, have been award to 10 outstanding freshmen currently attending an AG college or university.

Facultad de Teología meets the higher education needs of current and future ministry leaders.

Called as a teenager, evangelist Dale Everett leads global healing outreaches.

Although having comparatively little, Christians in Bosnia and Herzegovina are giving generously to help meet the needs of a flood of immigrants.

District official Silvia Carrizo encourages younger Hispanics to fulfill their ministry calling.

A collection of vignettes of key Latino and Latina pioneers that helped shape the Assemblies of God.

Hurricane Michael's powerful winds damaged scores of AG churches in the panhandle of Florida and Georgia.

A new center on the Trinity campus is designed to keep more workers on the field.

Homeless live in new structures on church property.

Although the pervasiveness of the opioid epidemic is new, the symptoms and the Cure is nothing new for Teen Challenge.

Most missionaries appreciate a vehicle in good condition, but the McGees needed a vehicle that nobody else would want.

Church’s compassion fosters dialogue with LGBTQ community.

Pastor Philip Dunn regains his sight after 14 years.

First Assembly of God in Humboldt, Tennessee, has experienced a renewal as the church undertakes the Acts 2 Journey.

Hospice chaplain who lost his wife to ALS empathizes with the grieving.

At first, people questioned whether or not Speed the Light could possibly be a sustainable missions-giving effort . . . that was 73 years ago.

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Hispanic pastor fills pulpit full time for the first time in her 60s.

Perry Dissmore, children's pastor at Freedom Church, Tallahassee, Florida, set a world record for free throw shooting as he helped raise funds for BGMC.

Jordy Nuñez is grateful the Lord altered his destructive path.