AG News
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AGWM postpones final decision on partnership with Wycliffe
AG World Missions postpones its decision on its partnership with Wycliffe Bible Translators until the recommendations of a review panel are known.
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Delivering hope in Dallas
Convoy of Hope launched its 50-state community outreach tour, "The Convoy of Hope," in Dallas, Texas.
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VFCC holds its 73rd commencement
Valley Forge Christian College (VFCC) celebrated its 73rd annual commencement ceremony with 161 graduates on May 4, 2012.
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Student ministers in wake of school shooting
Britney Wilson, the daughter of Pastors Allen and Debbie Seenarine Wilson of Impact Church in Chardon, Ohio, leads class in prayer during lockdown situation.
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Parent-led discussion enhances children's learning
New research shows that when parents lead discussion about the television shows their children are watching, they show significant gains in vocabulary and comprehension.
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Northwest University recognizes class of 2012
Northwest University (AG), located in Kirkland, Washington, celebrated its 76th commencement on Saturday, May 5, 2012, at Overlake Christian Church in Redmond, Washington.
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EPA awards "On Course" double excellence
On Course magazine, the Assemblies of God magazine for teens, was awarded the highest honor by the Evangelical Press Association, for both its print and digital versions of the magazine.
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SAGU breaks ground on World Communication Center
SAGU broke ground on its World Communication Center Friday, April 27, 2012.
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This week in AG history -- May 15, 1966
Featured in this week's May 15, 1966, issue of the Pentecostal Evangel are articles by James Oliver Savell, David A. Lewis, Raymond L. Cox and others!
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Point Church Babylon marks 200th church plant
Point Church (AG) in Babylon, New York, was launched on Easter Sunday — it is the 200th church planted with matching funds sponsored by Church Multiplication Network and AGTrust.
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Evangel University receives grant to launch new major
Evangel University's Department of Business will launch a new nonprofit business and social ecnterprise major this fall, including six new courses of study.
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AG opposes President Obama's stance on same-sex marriage
The Assemblies of God voices its opposition to President Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage.
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Christ In Action provides assistance in tornado-damaged Kentucky
Salyersville, Kentucky, was hit by an EF-3 tornado on March 2, 2012, causing $50 million in damages to homes and businesses. Christ In Action has partnered with a local church in the area to help rebuild areas in need.
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Free "PrayerServ" e-newsletter offers special series
"PrayerServ" offers monthly e-newsletter for free, recently completing a series on the elements of prayer, which is available online.
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SAGU celebrates 101st commencement
More than 200 students graduated from Southwestern Assemblies of God University this spring.
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Central Bible College awards 140 degrees
Central Bible College (CBC) held it's commencement ceremony on May 3, 2012, awarding 140 degrees to graduates.
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Emmaus Experience helps students get feet gritty with Bible truth
National Youth Ministries is teaming with the Center for Holy Lands Studies to offer students the Emmaus Experience — an educational and inspirational trip to the Holy Lands later this year.
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Roever awarded medal by U.S. Department of the Army
Assemblies of God minister and evangelist Dave Roever recently was awarded The Outstanding Civilian Service Medal by the U.S. Department of the Army.
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This week in AG history -- May 8, 1937
Featured in this week's May 8, 1937, issue of the Pentecostal Evangel are articles by Donald Gee, Alice R. Flower, Albert Weaver and Elsie Peters.
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Light for the Lost backs campus missionaries
Light for the Lost provides Fire Bibles and other evangelism resources to campus missionaries so they can share Christ with their classmates.

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