Missionaries We Support:
Chase, Michael and Diane
|
|
|
Email Address: michael.chase@agmd.org |
|
| Web Address: www.102961.agwebservices2.org | |
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Duda, Paul and Lana
|
|
|
Email Address: paul.duda@agmd.org |
|
| Web Address: thedudasnews.blogspot.com | |
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
Flood, John and Theresa
|
|
|
213 W 2nd Ave Red Springs, NC 28377 USA |
|
| Home Phone Number: 910.843.9358 | |
| Work Phone Number: 910.843.5304 | |
|
Email Address: johnflood@usmissions.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Ford, Steve and Terry
|
|
|
Email Address: steve.ford@agmd.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Greer, Priscilla
|
|
|
Email Address: priscilla.greer@agmd.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Herman, Jamieson and Lydia
|
|
|
Email Address: jamieson.herman@agmd.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Mc Collough, Jerry and Faith
|
|
|
Email Address: jerry.mccollough@agmd.org |
|
| Web Address: jdalton | |
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Morin, Harold and Vera
|
|
|
Email Address: harold.morin@agmd.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Shimansky, Mykola and Heather
|
|
|
Email Address: mykolashimansky@usmissions.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
|
Trombetta, Christopher
|
|
|
PO Box 3014 Waquoit, MA 02536 USA |
|
| Home Phone Number: 508.444.6867 | |
|
Email Address: christophertrombetta@usmissions.org |
|
| Interested in giving to this ministry via the web? Click Here! | |
|
|
|
Search for an Assemblies of God Missionary:
An Encounter to Remember
 |
HUNGARY: More than 500 university students, campus ministry leaders and missionaries from 32 nations gathered at a former communist training camp July 31-August 8 for Budapest Encounter. The conference was organized to help students connect with God and be empowered for ministry.
Several participants were baptized in the Holy Spirit and sensed God speaking to them. “Many students testified of God’s call to ministry and missions,” says missionary Kirk Priest, who spearheaded the gathering.
Ramadan Prayer Guide
 |
We are in the last full week of Ramadan. It will come to an end somewhere between the 8th and 10th of September depending on the sighting of the moon. Ramadan will end with a two-day celebration called “Eid Al-Fitr.” “Eid” is the Arabic word for “festivity” and “Al-Fitr” carries the idea of “to purify.” Thus, “Eid Al-Fitr” is the Festival of Purification.
Please pray with us that people
of this religious persuasion around the world will come to the knowledge that
only the blood of Jesus can purify them from their sins.
Free Sermon Helps and Missions Ideas
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
Worship is pictured at its best in Isaiah, chapter 6, when the young prophet became aware of the Father; aware of his own limitation; aware of the Father's directives; and aware of the task at hand. —David Julius
Click here for more sermon starter ideas.
Click here to contribute online by credit card to World Missions.
World Missions News & Information
-
An Encounter to Remember
More than 500 university students and leaders from 32 nations gathered at a former communist training camp July 31-August 8 for Budapest Encounter.
-
Ramadan Prayer Guide
We are in the last full week of Ramadan. Let's pray that people of this religious persuasion will realize that only the blood of Jesus can purify them from their sins.
-
Disaster “Overwhelming” in Pakistan — AG Responding
Twenty million people are affected by the floods in Pakistan; 4 million are left homeless. You can help.
-
Full Circle in Latin America
AG World Missions in Latin America has 69 distinct ministries within the region that touch people inside and outside the church.
-
God’s Language
When we share with someone who only understands a work-oriented religion, how can they comprehend the language of Christ who desires a relationship based on grace?
