Charlie Lee, Navajo missionary - The 1945 rescue of missionaries in Manila - Harold Thompson, one of the longest-serving African-American Assemblies of God pastors - Mary Watford Stabler and Faith Chapel Assembly of God, Scratch Ankle, Alabama - Frank King

World War II heroes of the faith - The 1945 rescue of missionaries in Manila - Retired navy chaplain Stanford E. Linzey - The Pentecostal Missionary Union for Great Britain and Ireland - The Assemblies of God in Great Britain and Ireland - Donald Gee, best-known British Pentecostal leader - British Assemblies of God missions - Pentecostal roots in the Christian and Missionary Alliance

Robert Hankins, Texas pastor - Bob Harrison, early African-American Assemblies of God minister - Pentecostal roots in the Christian and Missionary Alliance - Hart Armstrong reminisces - E. Glenn Snook, church builder - Oscar M. Dykes

Ambassador II airplane - Evangelist Louise Nankivell - Hillcrest Children's Home, Hot Springs, Arkansas - D. V. Hurst recounts his baptism in the Spirit - 1936 ministry report among Texas Latinos

90th anniversary of the Assemblies of God - Dollie Simms recalls the First General Council at Hot Springs - Persons known to be at the First General Council - Robert C. Cunningham's 1984 farewell to Gospel Publishing House - Missionary to India Robert F. Cook's encounter with Maria Woodworth-Etter

Harold Headrick, Hawaii pioneer - Homer Brooks, attorney and minister - Winnifred Robeson recalls ministry during the Great Depression in Minnesota and North Dakota - Aldor E. Reuterfors - First Assembly of God, Aubrey, Texas - David Nunn meeting, New York, 1954 - Pauline Parham

Missionaries Paul and Gladys Williscroft and their escape from the Nazis - Revivaltime reenactment - History of Assemblies of God correspondence schools - International Correspondence Institute - Global University - Russell and Palmerine Pratt - Evangelists Nell Gaines Cheek and Bessie Fisher - Victor and Clara Matson, Fosston, Minnesota - Pansy Blossom - Adele Carmichael

1963 General Council, Memphis, Tennessee - An insider's view of the Revivaltime radio ministry and C. M. Ward - Dan Betzer recalls his years as speaker - Alvin L. Branch - History of Assemblies of God correspondence schools - Berean School of the Bible - World Pentecostal Conference, Seoul, Korea, 1973 - David Turley, healed of polio in a 1936 Raymond T. Richey meeting

Evangelist Anna B. Lock - Fiftieth anniversary of Light for the Lost - Roots of Southwestern Assemblies of God University - Arthur and Margaret Erickson and First Assembly of God, Maywood, California - Verlin Stewart, missionary to Colombia - Hattie P. Hammond, planting a church in Norristown, Pennsylvania - Missionary Mayme E. Williams - Herman R. Rose, Indiana pioneer - 1953 plane ministry in Alaska

Evangelist Raymond T. Richey - Huldah Needham, missionary to China - Chaplain Talmadge McNabb - Ernest and Virginia Berquist, Ohio pioneers - When the spirit fell at Whitehall, Wisconsin - Wesley R. Hurst, Sr. - Alice Flagstad, Minnesota pastor - First Assembly of God, Cedar Rapids, Iowa - Gordon F. Preiser - Curtis Ringness

Silver anniversary of the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center - Theodore Ness, Curtis Ringness, and Lloyd Christiansen - Christian Life editor Robert Walker recalls 60 years in journalism - Celia Swank Lotridge - Assemblies of God ministry among Native Americans - Winnifred A. Robeson recalls the founding of the Blue Earth, Minnesota, Gospel Tabernacle

Assemblies of God ministry among Native Americans - Otto Goins and the Haydonville, Oklahoma, Assembly of God - Clarence and Irene Cope, pastors and missionaries - Donald Gee's 1951 visit to Newfoundland - Texas church planter Flora Massey

Cartoonist Vaughn Shoemaker - 1952 World Pentecostal Conference - Zelma Argue, Canadian Pentecostal evangelist and author - Josie Susannah Lohmann Jones recalls early Pentecostalism in south Texas - William Booth-Clibborn and "Down From His Glory" song

Marcus Grable, "Mr. Sunday School" - Remembering December 1941 - L. Wayne Pitts - Bonnie Fenton Lovo recalls planting a church in Forks, Washington - F. A. Graves - Wesley R. Hurst, Sr., early Assemblies of God leader in Minnesota and Wisconsin - Nina Englund Renick

Leslie Coffelt - Paul and Violet Pipkin, missionaries to Asia - J. Roswell Flower - C. M. Ward recalls his parents, A. G. and Mary Ward - J. B. Cherry recalls 1951 brush arbor revival in Waskom, Texas

Memories of past General Councils - Louis Romer, healed in a 1915 Maria Woodworth-Etter meeting - Who edited the Azusa Street Mission's Apostolic Faith? - Lloyd Colbaugh

Assemblies of God roots in Hot Springs, Arkansas - George Eldridge, early Los Angeles pastor - Pentecostal origins in Enterprise, Arkansas - Marie Stephany and Nettie Nichols, missionaries to China - Anna Tomaseck, missionary to India - Florence Steidel, missionary to Liberia - Sinking of the Zamzam

Centenary of the Topeka outpouring - Gwen Jones - Earl and Ruby Wilkie, missionaries to Bolivia - Walter Erola, Finnish missionary to Burma - Early Pentecostal Daniel Awrey - Ralph W. Harris recalls the 1936 Central Bible Institute revival

Edwin and Jennie Olsen Bendiksen, missionaries to Belgian Congo - Henry Krause, Assemblies of God businessman - Anna Ziese, missionary to China - Charles Shreve recalls Aimee Semple McPherson's meetings in the McKendree Methodist Church, Washington, DC - John Savage, Assemblies of God pilot - Earl and Darliene Johnson

Hal Herman, evangelist and missionary - New Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center website - Early Pentecostalism in Indianapolis - The controversy over Max Wood Moorhead's 1923 Pentecostal Evangel article - Smith Wigglesworth

Korean War chaplain Frank Griepp - Clarence and Orvia Strom, church planters - Evangelist Paul Hild - The quotable Donald Gee - Melvin B. Hanson, Wisconsin pastor and evangelist - Edgar and Mabel Pettenger, missionaries to South Africa

Martyred missionary J. W. Tucker - T. Texas Tyler, gospel musician and evangelist - Robert C. Cunningham, editor of the Pentecostal Evangel - Ambassador II airplane - George Rueb, German District pioneer - Arthur Shell and early Pentecost in Alabama - Bruce Gibson

Billie Davis, educator - Azusa Street's Apostolic Faith newspaper - Delbert and Marion Nultemeier, missionaries to the Marshall Islands - John Lindvall, missionary and chaplain - Florence Blossom Beck, evangelist and missionary - Verna Spencer - Raymond Richey's 1923 Tulsa meetings

Cecil Janway, former Louisiana District superintendent - William and Mary Parry - Alfred Howard Carter, British Pentecostal leader - Trinity Pentecostal Assembly, Toronto - Hugh MacLeod Corey - Frank Wiley family of southwest Missouri

Dedication of the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center - Maria Woodworth-Etter and the 1914 revival in Meridian, Mississippi - Ruby Minikus, teacher at Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle - Fred Smolchuck and the Ukrainian Branch - W. Nelson Sachs recalls his first revival in Mokane, Missouri - Story behind the Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements - Emma Cromer Ladd, Iowa pioneer - Joe and Ada Combs

Ambassador I airplane - Evangelist and educator William Burton McCafferty - Johnnie Barnes, first National Royal Rangers Commander - Wire recordings - Marie Juergensen, missionary to Japan

Eric Booth-Clibborn, missionary to Africa - George and Katie Comstock, Nebraska pioneers - Clyde and Alpha Fortenberry Henson - Ruth Stagg, Jacksonville, Oregon - C. Oscar and Cora Haymaker, early Oklahoma pastors - Early ministry of songwriter F. A Graves - Eric Forsgren recalls Nashville, Illinois

Introducing the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center - Spiritual roots of the J. Roswell Flower family - J. Roswell and Alice Reynolds Flower, Assemblies of God pioneers - Marie Stephany, missionary to China - Healing of Mary Alice Reynolds

Daphne Brann, oldest Assemblies of God minister - Adele Carmichael - Arvid Ohrnell, prison chaplain - Eva Maye Murphy - Fairbanks, Alaska - Central Bible Institute during the Great Depression

Early Pentecostalism in Indianapolis - Margaret Jay, World War II prisoner in Hong Kong - Pioneer Walter J. Higgins - When Pentecost came to Summerfield, Louisiana - Rose Sanders recalls miracles

African missionary H. B. Garlock - Arthur H. Graves, Southeastern Bible College president - Helen Boyd - James M. Reb - Agnes Thelle Beckdahl, Norwegian missionary to Europe and India - Dominick Tuminaro and the Italian District - Central Bible College - Calvary Temple, Indianapolis, Indiana - Central Assembly of God, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Paul and Betty Wells - Anna Berg, pioneer in the Upper Midwest - Songwriter Oscar Eliason and "Got Any Rivers?" - Roy and Jimalee George recall the Pisgah Home, Los Angeles - Albert Knudson and Chehalis, Washington - Beatrice Wells, girl evangelist - Speed the Light

Church planters - Ethel and Marcus Musick - Alpheus Broadhead - D. Leroy Sanders - Jimmy McClellan - Eva Maye Murphy - Mildred Mara - Ward M. Tannenberg - Ken Krivohlavek - Educator J. Robert Ashcroft - Latin American Bible Institute of California - Latin American Bible Institute, San Antonio, Texas - History of the MAPS RV ministry - C. M. Ward, Revivaltime speaker, 1953-1978 - Mildred Whitney and ministry to the blind - Persecution in New Liberty, Texas

Evangelist Carl W. Barnes - Child evangelists - Mary Louise Paige Clutter - Glad Tidings Bible Institute - Carl and Rose Goad - Author and minister Ruth Gerber Copeland - The radical strategy in missions

Herbert and Juanita Bruhn, church planters in Alaska - Evangelist Ben Hardin - From brush arbor to multi-purpose complex: The evolution of Assemblies of God places of worship - Power from on high: The radical strategy in missions - E. N. Bell's 1908 baptism in the Holy Spirit

J. Roswell Flower evaluates the Pentecostal movement - Carl Stewart, Texas musician and pastor - Origin of the doctrinal statement in the Pentecostal Evangel - History of the Central District - Daphne Brann, 105-year-old minister

Loafer's Glory Apostolic Church, Liberty Hill, Texas - Aimee Semple McPherson's 1921 St. Louis meetings - A. B. and Dora Cox - Wolf Point, Montana - Hjalmar and Olga Johnson, Wisconsin pioneers - Texas evangelist Charles E. Worthy

Fads and revivals - Latter Rain movement - Canadian pioneer A. H. Argue - Hiram and Clara Brooks - Montana evangelist Alfred Morrison - Christine Gibson and Zion Bible Institute - The necessity of the past

Ben Mahan, pioneer in Pennsylvania and Washington, DC - 1919 revival in Wiser Chapel, Missouri - J. O. Savell recounts his pastorate at Goose Creek, Texas - The last months of Myer Pearlman - Verona Wagner, composer of the Christ's Ambassadors song - George R. and Elizabeth Weidman Wood - T. K. Leonard and the Pentecostal Mission, Findlay, Ohio

Assemblies of God origins and the Church of God in Christ - The Pentecostal heritage of James K. Bridges - How the Assemblies of God was named - Cartoonist Charles Ramsay - Handwritten Bible at Fremont Tabernacle, Seattle - George C. Brinkman, The Pentecostal Herald, and the Pentecostal Church of God

Evangelist Anna B. Lock - Clifford and Helen Crabtree, New England pioneers - Popular gospel songwriter Ira Stanphill - Charter Assemblies of God minister Hugh M. Cadwalder recalls the early years

Waldo and Beatrice Trask - Truesdale, Iowa, Assembly of God - Blind musician Fred Henry - The healing of Elva K. Stump - History of the Mississippi District - Theological development of the Assemblies of God

Fred Burke, missionary to South Africa - Early Pentecostalism in Mississippi - Theological roots of the Assemblies of God - P. C. Nelson, founder of Southwestern Bible Institute - Arthur Rice

The Assemblies of God relocates to Springfield, Missouri - Arthur Rice's 1915 lawsuit against the General Council - G. Raymond Carlson: The Springfield years - Home of Peace, Oakland, California, founded by George and Carrie Judd Montgomery - Donald Gee

G. Raymond Carlson: The early years - R. D. E. and Goldie Smith - Hjalmer Krans family of Wisconsin - Kathryn Kuhlman - J. Bashford Bishop - Writings of Donald Gee - The Tatham family's Depression-era trek from Oklahoma to California

John Peter Kolenda, missionary to Germany and Brazil - Healing of James P. Sturgeon - Educator and pastor J. Bashford Bishop - Woodrow Oxner - Aimee Semple McPherson's 1922 meetings in Wichita, Kansas - William J. Mitchell - Ambassador airplane

Susan Easton, missionary to India - William J. Mitchell, pioneer in New England - Pioneer Quartet and the miracle in Humbug, California - William Jethro Walthall - Smith Wigglesworth

The making of Smith Wigglesworth - Worldwide Pentecostal leader Donald Gee - Pneumatology of European Pentecostalism - William Jethro Walthall and the Holiness Baptist churches of southwestern Arkansas - Victor Smith recalls ministry in the oil boomtowns - Pentecostal missionaries in situations of conflict and violence

N. D. Davidson - Santa Cruz Cheerbringers, a predecessor to Missionettes - Thomas F. Zimmerman in strategic places and critical times - Gospel Tabernacle, Whitehall, Wisconsin - Sunday school conventions, 1940-1960 - Pentecostal missionaries in situations of conflict and violence - G. Herbert Schmidt

G. Herbert Schmidt, Refugee in Sweden - Samuel and Leenetta Scott, Oklahoma pioneers - Toronto's Hebden Mission - Valeria Lee Hammond, early Oklahoma evangelist - A. S. Worrell's 1907 response to critics of the Pentecostal movement

Missionaries caught in the crossfire in World War II - G. Herbert Schmidt, American missionary in Nazi hands - Remembering December 1941 - Bert Webb, national leader - Grace Williamson's 1914 healing - Toronto's Hebden Mission

Glad Tidings Tabernacle, Erie, Pennsylvania - James and Ellen Hebden and the East End Mission, Toronto - Bert Webb's Oklahoma roots - Thomas F. Zimmerman: Pentecostal statesman - Noel Perkin

Early Pentecostalism in Oregon and Washington - The 1936 fire in Bandon, Oregon - Samuel A. Jamieson, a Presbyterian minister who became an early Assemblies of God leader - The 1913 revival in Couch, Missouri - Azusa Street revival, 85th anniversary

D. C. O. Opperman's short-term Bible schools - California pastor Walter Teeters - William E. Booth-Clibborn - Thomas F. Zimmerman: Preparation for leadership

Thomas F. Zimmerman: A look at his Indiana roots - William Booth-Clibborn's 1908 baptism in the Holy Spirit - D. C. O. Opperman's short-term Bible schools - World War II military ministry - Musical evangelist Esther Mae Cooper - Levi Larson and the Tacoma servicemen's center

Canadian leader A. G. Ward - Zion Faith Homes, Zion, Illinois - World War II military ministry - Origins of the Servicemen's Department - Midwest Bible School, Auburn, Nebraska - Samuel A. Jamieson - Adele Carmichael

California pioneers Lewis and May Wilson - Assemblies of God ministry to military personnel in World War II - Reveille magazine - Faith homes and early Pentecostal values - Elim Faith Home, Rochester, New York - Midwest Bible School, Auburn, Nebraska

Frank J. Lindquist, North Central Bible Institute and Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle - Pentecost comes to New England, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York - D. W. Kerr and Willard Peirce - Everette Stanley, Nebraska pioneer - C. Stanley Cooke - Gospel School, Findlay, Ohio

Early Ohio Pentecostal schools - Levi Lupton and the Missionary Training School, Alliance, Ohio - Christian Assembly Day School, Cincinnati, Ohio - T. K. Leonard and the Gospel School, Findlay, Ohio - Norwalk (Ohio) Bible School - Peniel Bible Institute, Dayton, Ohio - Jewish convert and theologian Myer Pearlman

Highway Tabernacle, Philadelphia - Ernest S. Williams - Wesley R. Steelberg - Hispanic leaders Demetrio and Nellie Bazan - Ambassador II airplane - The Evangel Speed the Light boat - Ralph Devin

The Evangel Speed the Light boat - Ralph Devin - Revival in Barrow, Alaska - Pentecostalism among Slavic immigrants to America - George S. Montgomery - The Singing Parsons quartet - Berdetta Manley Robeck, pioneer in Sausalito, California - Ernest S. Williams

George S. and Carrie Judd Montgomery - Missions leader J. Philip Hogan - Joseph and Helen Wannenmacher, pioneers in Milwaukee

Martyred missionary J. W. Tucker - The Holiness-Pentecostal movement - Hitler shuts down Pentecostal school in Europe - Russian and Eastern European Mission - The Steinle sisters, musical evangelists

Willis Hoover and Pentecostalism in Chile - Danzig Gdanska Institute of the Bible - Gustave Herbert Schmidt - Azusa Street revival - Howard and Edith Osgood, missionaries to China

Robert Craig and Glad Tidings Temple in San Francisco - Evangelist Morris Plotts jailed in Montezuma, Iowa - Arkansas pioneer George W. Hardcastle - J. Narver Gortner - Young Milton Rogers and Burton W. Pierce in 1937

Women in ministry - Marie Stephany, missionary to China - Beauty pageant winner-turned-evangelist Edith Mae Pennington - Jane Schaffer-Blythe - Edith Blumhofer looks at the role of women in the Assemblies of God

Latter Rain Movement - Sharon Orphanage and Schools, North Battleford, Saskatchewan - Myrtle Beall - Sinking of the Zamzam - Story of the Assemblies of God constitution, 1927-1987

Central Bible College during the Depression - Light Bearer's Quartet - In Europe with Donald Gee, 1939 - Assemblies of God in Oregon and Washington - Henry H. Ness, founder of Northwest Bible Institute - Evangelist Charles S. Price

Early Pentecost in the Pacific Northwest - 1907 revival in Latah, Washington - Black ministers in the Assemblies of God - Ellsworth S. Thomas - Charles H. Mason and the Church of God in Christ - Songwriter Charles Price Jones

Pentecostal pacifism - Missionary Eric Johnson tells of hardships in the Congo - Early Assemblies of God missionaries - Maria Woodworth-Etter and the early Pentecostal movement

Gospel songwriter Herbert Buffum - Charles Parham brings Pentecost to Zion, Illinois - John Alexander Dowie

Alice Belle Garrigus and Pentecostalism in Newfoundland - F. F. Bosworth beaten up in Texas for his ministry among African-Americans - John Alexander Dowie and his utopian city, Zion, Illinois - Cartoonist Charles Ramsay - S. A. Jamieson

Women in ministry - Minnie T. Draper - Bethel Pentecostal Assembly, Newark, New Jersey - Elizabeth V. Baker - Elim Faith Home, Rochester, New York - Virginia E. Moss - Mother Mary Moise of St. Louis: Pioneer in Pentecostal social ministry

The flying Ambassadors: converted war planes enlisted in missionary service - Alice Reynolds Flower recalls when Pentecost came to Indianapolis - George N. Eldridge and Bethel Temple, Los Angeles - Paul L. Kitch - Elva Hoover, Kentucky mountain minister

Early Pentecostalism in Wisconsin - Dallas, Wisconsin - Spencer Lake Bible Camp - Oneness and Trinitarian debate splits the Assemblies of God in 1916 - The prison ministry of Daisy Robinson - Iron River, Michigan

Ministry among Hispanics - Alice E. Luce - Henry C. Ball - The story of El Evangelio Pentecostal - The dramatic 1945 liberation of missionaries in Los Banos, Philippines

Rufus Nicholson, Oklahoma pioneer - Ralph Durham remembers early Pentecost in southwest Missouri - Missionary Jessie Wengler in Japan during World War II - Missionaries rescued after captivity in the Philippines - Marie Juergensen ministered to Japanese-Americans in internment camps in the Pacific Northwest during World War II

Lillian Trasher and the orphanage in Assiout, Egypt - Early Pentecost in Alabama - Walter B. Jessup - L. P. Adams - H. G. Rodgers - Aaron A. Wilson recalls his first pastorate, Puxico, Missouri

When Pentecost came to Alabama - Leonard Bolton, missionary to China - M. M. Pinson and the Pentecostal Mission, Nashville, Tennessee, 1902-1907

Missionary H. B. Garlock rescued from cannibals in Africa - First General Council, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 1914 - Camp meeting memories - Willie Millsaps remembers Charles H. Mason at Hot Springs

G. Raymond Carlson recalls early revivals in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota - Carl M. Hanson - Blanche Brittain - Early Pentecostal organizations predating the Assemblies of God

Pioneer W. C. Long recalls persecution in Maryland and Pennsylvania - Revivaltime radio ministry and C. M. Ward - Five teenage boys claimed Springfield Headquarters site in prayer - U. S. and Lillian Grant in Gillette, Wisconsin

The earliest Pentecostal missions of Los Angeles - When the Pentecostal fire fell in Calcutta - A. G. Garr - Sermons in Song radio program, 1946-1950 - William Durham and the Finished Work of Calvary

Early Assemblies of God schools - Early Pentecostal missionaries - Thomas Hezmalhalch

The 1913 Arroyo Seco worldwide camp meeting - Origins of Oneness Pentecostalism - Persecution in New Liberty, Texas

Pandita Ramabai and early Pentecostalism in India - Mukti Mission - Elizabeth Galley Wilson, missionary to China - History of Gospel Publishing House

J. Roswell Flower tells how early papers published the Pentecostal message - Stanley Horton recalls the Pentecostal explosion at the Azusa Street mission

The great Ozark Mountains revival: How the Holy Spirit shook Thayer, Missouri in 1909 Zimmerman - Harry Bowley

First General Council, Hot Springs, Arkansas - General Superintendents - Wesley R. Steelberg - Gayle F. Lewis - Ralph M. Riggs - Thomas F. Zimmerman - P. C. Nelson, pioneer Pentecostal educator

Biographies of the General Superintendents - Eudorus N. Bell - Arch P. Collins - John W. Welch - W. T. Gaston - E. S. Williams - When Pentecost came to Los Angeles - Nancy Verna Sigman

Introductory issue - The Assemblies of God Headquarters in St. Louis, 1915-1918 - Preserving district and local church history