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Heritage Annual Edition 2009 Since 1981, Assemblies of God Heritage has faithfully shared the stories of the pioneers, churches, and innovative ministries that helped shape our Fellowship. You will want to read the 2009 annual edition of Heritage, which captures some of these lively stories of our Pentecostal past. This colorful magazine will inspire, challenge and evoke memories. 73 pages. Download selected free articles from the 2009 edition below. If you like what you read, consider ordering the entire 2009 edition of Heritage for yourself, or as a gift for your friends or relatives. We think you will agree that Heritage magazine is a keepsake! Heritage Annual Edition 2009 ($8.00 each; $5.00 each if ordering 5 or more copies)  |
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Table of Contents From the Editor BY DARRIN J. RODGERS  Stanley M. Horton: A Pentecostal Journey This child of the Azusa Street Mission and Harvard-trained theologian became one of the best-known educators in the Assemblies of God. BY LOIS E. OLENA The Social Conscience of Stanley Horton Discover how this leading theologian lived out his convictions concerning war and race. BY MARTIN WILLIAM MITTELSTADT AND MATTHEW PAUGH Daddy Nelson The Great Depression didn't stop entrepreneurial P. C. Nelson from starting a college and writing what became classic theolocial textbooks. BY BOB BURKE AND VIOLA HOLDER Preparing the Way for the Azusa Street Revival: Joseph Smale, God's "Moses" for Pentecostalism The man who helped to set the stage for the Azusa Street revival. BY TIM WELCH Cautious Embrace: The Assemblies of God and the Charismatic Renewal A new wind of the Spirit in the 1960s and 1970s caused Pentecostals to rethink their relationship to mainline churches. BY BENJAMIN WAGNER Assemblies of God Missions to Native Americans How indigenous ministries among Native Americans developed in the Assemblies of God. BY ANGELA TARANGO Miracles in World War II P.O.W. Camps Assemblies of God missionaries recount God's protection during Japanese occupation. BY PAUL E. SCULL Mae Eleanor Frey: Pentecostal Evangelist and Novelist The heartwarming story of a pioneer in Pentecostal literature. BY GERALD W. KING |
