News for Saturday, August 6

• Youth-led General Council service marks new day for Fellowship
• Bibleman defeats villain, draws kids to Jesus
• Hispanic celebration of ethnicity is sign of good things to come
• Fellowship celebrates ethnic, linguistic diversity
• Final FAF celebration Saturday morning
• LACC: “Light and Truth” for Villa Mexico
• Trask, Betzer urges leaders to seek power, creativity through Holy Spirit in memorial service

News for Friday, August 5

• Executive presbyters elected; interdenominational resolution stirs some ecumenical debate
• Spirit-led missions, cooperation emphasized
• Students challenged to stand up and be bold in sharing the message of Jesus Christ
• General Council youth: a national treasure
• Today’s service leaders
• Two Celebration of Ethnicity services to be held today
• AG Deaf church online
• SABC returns to reach Hispanics
• Trained leaders are Africa’s Hope
• AG takes leadership training to “Water’s Edge”
• Ministries partner to bring dual Convoys to Denver
• AIMers come together to reach Denver’s heart
• Exhibit hall excitement draws children and adults
• CBC names new president
• Back to School Swarm — students up to the challenge
• Pastor issues $100,000 Speed the Light challenge
• Missionettes 50th Birthday Luncheon a celebration
• College administrators and educators honored
• The Missions Awareness Team
• Warner retires from FPHC
• Young adults get Altitude
• A miltary chaplain’s story
• National Conferences for Women in Ministry slated
• Women’s Ministries: Looking good at 80!
• Fund saves young girl’s life, gives hope
• Today’s Pentecostal Evangel leads thousands to Christ
• Missionettes 50th series
• New coordinator appointed
• VFT: Church multiplication emphasis continues
• Pulse Conference
• Spiritual Life Report
• Evangel in public libraries

News for Thursday, August 4, 2005

• Trask and Bridges re-elected, new director chosen, stance on divorce remains intact
• Believers challenged to live life of faith
• Intense worship, numerous baptisms in the Holy Spirit mark second youth service
• Today’s service leaders
• AG schools need church support to draw AG youth
• Habitat selects Vanguard
• Centennial celebration for Azusa Street Revival
• AG supports Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem
• Kid’s Council: Fun, games, plus serious stuff too
• Teen Challenge partners with Women’s Ministries
• A memorable reunion
• Sunday School teachers offered A.S.S.E.T. certification
• Fine Arts Festival: a dream come true
• VFT: Ministry Group Development gives new life
• Robins, Smith inducted into AG Music Hall of Honor
• SAYAM offers The Source for single, young adults
• Torry Martin — helping students get a laugh
• Boxes bring life and share hope “family 2 family”
• “Ralph Harris” awarded
• New Berean courses offered for ministerial training
• General Superintendent’s Medals of Honor awarded
• VFT: AG ethnic fellowships multiply, connect AG
• New AG National Evangelist representative appointed
• Multi-site ministry seminar offers options

News for Wednesday, August 3, 2005

• Trask urges fellowship to be Spirit-led
• Youth focus on Christ, commit to reaching others for Him
• Praying that “Spirit-filled” defines our young people
• Today’s service leaders
• Missionettes hosts 50th birthday luncheon Thursday
• Statistics reveal AG ethnic diversity growing
• Global University introduces new courses, system
• Children’s ministry training online through VFCC
• D3: Internet evangelism
• SAYAM presents updated, quality sexuality series
• Teachers, missionaries learn cross-cultural methods
• LACC: No more hard, cold tortillas for Jose!
• Worship symposium strikes a chord
• Church conflict seminar
• Missionettes 50th series
• Womeninministry.ag.org
• Seminar gives “new vision”
• Church-based after-school program changing lives
• “My sheep know my voice” — a LFTL testimony
• Council Writers’ Seminar offers practical tips
• SAGU celebrates anniversary, looks toward future
• Women of the Spirit event entertains, inspires
• Proactive steps and planning keys to healthy church
• NABC students passionate about God
• VFT: pastors road test local church credential
• AGTS, James River Assembly open preaching center
• New three-story academic building opens at Evangel
• New from GPH: MEGA Sports Camp for kids
• Volunteers pursue the power of prayer at Council
• Church planting forum
• Reaching the nations
• AIM outreach coordinates with local ministries
• Ruth Graham to speak at today’s Women’s Luncheon
• Musical guests add spice to Denver05
• VFT: Internal transformation meets local needs
• Marriage restored: hope, love & relationships renewed

News for Tuesday, August 2, 2005

• AG Chaplaincy launches two new ministries
• Week-long Denver 05 AIM Outreach begins today
• Event-filled 51st General Council underway
• General Council: blessings, activities and impact
• Tonight’s service leaders
• Adoption changing at Highlands ministry
• Sponsors changing children’s lives By Jim Powers
• Truly transformational
• Unlimited! In Action debuts at WM’s seminar
• Teen Challenge thrift stores focus on restoration
• Registration for Bible Challenge ends today
• CBC now accredited academically, professionally
• Gypsy kids in Prague sing a new song
• Transformational churches: commitment to ministry
• AIM: reaching beyond the convention walls
• Oiling the Fine Arts Festival machine
• Charles Hackett retires
• Key Bearers at 5 million
• Countdown to Azusa Street: Pentecost before 1906
• EU named “No. 1” by CT
• Convoy of Hope rolls into rural America
• Missionettes — remembering 50 years of ministry
• LFTL — a Chi Alpha testimony
• West Point chaplain new AG military representative
• Brazilian unity bringing next generation to Jesus