Revival and Foundations of Assemblies of God Movement
Christians across regions sought revival amid spiritual coldness and indifference. They prayed as the Holy Spirit poured out, tongues and miracles followed, 1914 saw the General Council formed, and by century’s turn about nineteen million believers, two hundred new churches daily, and eight hundred foreign missionaries marked the movement. The document presents fundamental truths on scripture, God, creation, sin, salvation, baptism, sanctification, and the Lord's Supper as core tenets guiding the fellowship.
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Revival churches press gospel across nations and airwaves
The Assembly of God movement promotes broad evangelistic work with about nine Bible colleges and several liberal arts colleges nationwide. A major Sunday broadcast from Springfield Missouri reaches 400 stations in the United States and 40 foreign stations, costing about $10,000 weekly. Regional conventions will be in Houston January 18 to 20. The faith emphasizes the baptism of the Holy Ghost, tongues, entire sanctification, divine healing, and the millennium, inviting Baytown readers to visit local assemblies in 1955.
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Houston
Texas
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