Office of Public Relations

Public Resources

District or College Public relations coordinators Are you a leader or public relations coordinator currently serving in an Assemblies of God college or district? Our Leaders Resources site provides free downloads of A/G ads and articles for use in district and college publications. Apply for access.

The Office of Public Relations is a part of the communication ministries of the General Council of the Assemblies of God. Its responsibilities are to communicate through various channels the ministries and programs of the Fellowship to all of its publics.

Here are some of our resources and services:

• Nothing's Too Hard For God – A message for our time, and an outstanding ministry opportunity for churches! Preview the AG media and community outreach campaign "Nothing's Too Hard For God." View and listen to the TV and radio spots online.

• Get the current news from the Assemblies of God.

• Free weekly news by email.

• Visitors can find information about Our Fellowship, Our Churches, and Our Headquarters.

• Guided walking tours of A/G Headquarters available daily.

Print and Graphics Resources

• Clip Art for AG Emblems, Annual Themes, etc.
  NOTE: Departmental and Ministry Program Logos have varying rules for their use. Please visit the appropriate ministry web site for information on logo usage and/or to download logos. Or, contact the department using the contact information provided on their site.

• Your Church's Visitor Packet (Long Version) (Short Version)

• What Does Your Church Sign REALLY Say?

• Getting Along with the Media

• Recommended Bylaws for Local Assemblies (PDF) - A guide for local assemblies.

• A/G Statistical Report

• Bibliography on Assemblies of God history, doctrine, and the Holy Spirit.

• A/G Resources - Ministry tools to assist the local church in communicating God's love to its community (brochures, displays, logos, clip art and more!

• Departmental and Ministry Program Logos — General Council ministries have varying regulations regarding the use of their logo(s). Please visit the appropriate ministry or department's web site for information on logo usage and/or to download logos. Or, contact the department using the contact information provided on their site.