After attending Central Bible Institute, J. Philip Hogan (1915-2002) and his wife, Virginia, went as missionaries to China in 1947, spending time in Ningpo, Shanghai, and Formosa. Because of difficult conditions in those areas, they returned to the U.S. in 1950. Afterwards he became a field representative and then secretary of promotions for missions in the Assemblies of God. He served as executive director of AG world missions from 1959-1989. With his encouragement and direction, a number of overseas Bible schools and international ministries were established during his 30 years of missions leadership.
In this featured video, J. Philip Hogan, executive director of the Assemblies of God Division of Foreign Missions, is interviewed in Springfield, Missouri by Ed Nelson in 1980. He shares some of his early missionary experiences in mainland China as well as Formosa (now Taiwan). He also talks about his role in directing Assemblies of God world missions.
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