AG News

Once a prominent worker in an abortion facility, Lisa Searle now saves lives as she works with women who change their mind about ending their pregnancy.

In many places new mechanisms of control originally aimed against the pandemic are being used to hinder and restrict church services and mission activities.

AG Women’s Light the Way initiative invites women to forego their coffee for a week and donate the funds to support Calcutta Mercy's Mother and Child Center.

Flagstaff Native American church providing needed groceries and other essentials to Navajo communities hit hard by COVID-19 and the prolonged lockdown.

Three people receive full restoration of hearing during prayer time at LifeChurch.

Jay Van Sickle wants to reach those caught in a system he believed in for decades.

Cordas Burnett's passion to see students grounded in four foundational theological beliefs helped prepare Pentecostal young people with answers to the questions of the age. #TBT

New CMN director has experience in aggressively starting congregations in difficult places.

Alabama pastor credits God and the prayers of his congregants for his miraculous recovery from COVID-19.

U.S. missionaries are ministering to the Arabic-speaking community of metro Detroit through English as a second language (ESL) classes as well as Bible studies.

J. Don George, founder of Calvary Church in Irving, Texas, a former executive presbyter, and mentor to many leading AG ministers, died last Thursday.

With the Epic Give Day as a focus, BGMC set an all-time giving record for the month of September.

AG chaplain Russ Cockrum drew on his life experiences to help keep peace during a potentially volatile demonstration.