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  1. This Gospel .. Shall Be Preached: A History and Theology of Assemblies of God Foreign Missions Since 1959 (This Gospel...Shall Be Preached) by Gary B. McGee, 1989-07
  2. Assembly of Gods : Le Assemble De Dyeus, or Banquet of Gods and Goddesses (TEAMS Middle English Texts)
  3. Turn to God : Rejoice in Hope by Zimbabwe) World Council of Churches Assembly 1998 (Harare, 2002-04
  4. Where We Stand
  5. Religion in Samoa: Roman Catholic, Methodist, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints, Assemblies of God, Seventh- Day Adventist
  6. People Of The Spirit: The Assemblies Of God by Gary B. McGee, 2004-07
  7. Anti-Gay Equals Anti-God: A Minister of the Assemblies of God Explains How the Evangelical Church Has Things Wrong by Samuel D. Behrens, 2006-05
  8. Operation World: When We Pray God Works (ISBN#1850783578) by Patrick Johnstone, 2001
  9. Assemblies of God Clergy: Jimmy Swaggart, Samoan Assemblies of God in New Zealand Incorporated, Ken Summers, Samani Pulepule, Brian Houston
  10. The Assembly of God, or, The All-Sufficiency of the Name of Jesus by C. H. Mackintosh, 1000
  11. Latter Rain Movement: World War II, Christianity, Billy Graham , Oral Roberts, William M. Branham, FAST, Charismatic Movement, General Council of the Assemblies of God in the United States of America
  12. Live the Word: The Assemblies of God 45th General Council by International Bible Society, 1984
  13. Assembly of Gods or the Accord of Reason and Sensuality in the Fear of Death: Or, the Accord of Reason and Sensuality in the Fear of Death (University of Chicago Studies in English Series No. 1) by Johh Lydgate, 1970-12
  14. Churches in Alaska: Wasilla Assembly of God

21. Assemblies Of God - Religion-wiki
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22. Assemblies Of God South Texas District Council In Houston, TX - YellowBot
Assemblies of God South Texas District Council at 11102 East Fwy, Houston, TX 77029
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23. Southern California College -- Kids Encyclopedia | Online Encyclopedia | Kids O
The college is affiliated with the Assemblies of God. Religion classes are required for graduation, and attendance at chapel services is expected.
http://kids.britannica.com/comptons/article-9313629/Southern-California-College

24. SUPREME COURT EXPOSES CCM PASTOR, 4 OTHERS For Attempting To Take Properties Of
The Supreme Court has exposed the fraudulent activities of the former Head Pastor of the Calvary Charismatic Church (CCC) in Kumasi, Reverend Ransford Obeng, and four others
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25. A Biographical Sketch: Jim And Tammy Bakker
The child lived, but because of the experience, Bakker made a commitment and began to take seriously his parents' Pentecostal Assemblies of God religion.
http://truthmagazine.com/archives/volume31/GOT031154.html
A Biographical Sketch: Jim and Tammy Bakker Daniel W. Petty
Arlington, Texas Bakker was born in 1940, the son of a poor Muskegon, Michigan factory worker. In his autobiography, Move That Mountain (1976, 1985), Bakker tells of suffering from an inferiority complex as a child. He attributes his conversion to a tragic experience in high school at the age of eighteen. While playing hooky from school, he accidentally ran over a three-year old boy. The child lived, but because of the experience, Bakker made a commitment and began to take seriously his parents' Pentecostal Assemblies of God religion. Jim and Tammy Bakker's career was often stormy. In 1979 the FCC began an investigation into the Bakker's use of solicited funds. In March 1987, Jim Bakker stepped down from PTL leadership and withdrew from the denomination, admitting to sexual misconduct and payment of hush money. The fate of PTL and of TV evangelists generally as a result of the scandal have not yet been determined. Guardian of Truth XXXI: 12, p. 363
June 18, 1987

26. Map Of Assemblies Of God, Religion In Mount Cook - Finda New Zealand
Map of Assemblies Of God. finda New Zealand Search for keyword or company name Find (keyword or company name)
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27. Assemblies Of God Heresies
This is why the Assemblies of God religion is so popular, it offers a lot of entertainment (a lot of weird entertainment I might add).
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Wolves/assemblies_of_god.htm
Assemblies of God Heresies (Assembly of God, Pentecostal) by David J. Stewart Who are the Assemblies of God? The official website of the Assemblies of God is www.ag.org Info and Stats - The 2nd largest of the Pentecostal Bodies are Assemblies of God (2.5 Million in USA) and Churches of God in Christ (3 million in USA) is the Largest Pentecostal Body in United States according to Denominations Comparison (Rose Publishing, 2003). Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee), which is prominent in the South, had 890,000 membership in 1999. Mead's Handbook of Denominations (11th Ed. p265) says the following about the Origin and distinctive characteristics of the Assemblies of God: Some of the more common Pentecostal or 'Charismatic' Churches that arose out of this movement were: Assemblies of God, Pentecostal Churches, Independent Pentecostal Churches, Full Gospel Churches, Four-Square Gospel Churches, United Pentecostal Churches, or 'Jesus Only' (which deny the Trinity); Churches of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) with 890,000 members in 1999; Church of God of Prophecy, Apostolic Faith Churches, Church of God in Christ, Elim Fellowship Churches, Vineyard Churches International (which played a big role in the founding of The Promise Keepers Movement; Church of the Living God, and others. When Founded and By Whom Local churches are independent in polity and in conduct of local affairs. The government of the assemblies is an unusual mixture of Presbyterian and congregational systems. District officers have a pastoral ministry to all the churches and are responsible for the promotion of home missions, and each district has a presbytery that examines and recommends credentialing of ministers. The General Superintendent and other general church officers serve at the national headquarters in Springfield, Missouri.

28. Donnie McClurkin: Biography From Answers.com
gospel singer; composer Personal Information Born in 1961 in Amityville, NY. Religion Assemblies of God. Religion Assemblies of God. Career Gospel vocalist. Formed group
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Home Library Black Biographies gospel singer; composer Personal Information Born in 1961 in Amityville, NY. Religion : Assemblies of God. Religion: Assemblies of God. Career Donnie McClurkin , 1996; recorded The McClurkin Project with sisters, 1999; recorded Life's Work Donnie McClurkin , and seemed poised for even wider success with the release of several new projects in the year 2000. Beyond his success in the musical arena, however, McClurkin has maintained an active career as a minister, remaining in direct contact with the audience to which he directs his music. peacemaker Detroit Free Press interview. Mentored by Andrae Crouch youngster For McClurkin, the experience cemented a link in his mind between music and a more general effort to reach out to the afflicted. "Andrae fostered ministry, rather than fame," McClurkin explained to the online magazine crosswalk.com

29. Peggiesplace
Christian resources from Peggie’s Place, a fun ‘n faith site on the Web! Assemblies of God, religion, Christianity, Bible, Pentecostal, stress Comments (0)
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“Cool, Calm and Collected!?!” – A Peggie’s Place devotional
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“Don’t CAVE In” – A Peggie’s Place devotional
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“The Lurker” – A Halloween devo at Peggie’s Place!
Posted in Christianity faith devotional holiday ... Christian blog by peggiesplace on October 29th, 2010 A Web walk each day with Peggie through a home called Peggie’s Place! – A Bonus Devo for Halloween! “Trick-or-treat!” Familiar words for this time of the year, and unfortunately, what used to be a fun celebration in the family and neighborhood has turned into a frightful one–one which many Christians are choosing to avoid. [...] Permalink Comments (0 ratings)
“M.A.S.K.S.” – A Peggie’s Place devotional
Posted in Bible devotional Christ holiday ... Halloween by peggiesplace on October 26th, 2010 A Web walk each day with Peggie through a home called Peggie’s Place! . . . . ‘Tis the Season for Masked Mites–whether you celebrate it or not–but this is not a party for mini-trick or treaters! Rather, it’s an unmasking party for grown-ups–revealing the “real” you and me underneath the masks we wear. God [...]

30. Assembly Of God: Sound Doctrine, Verses From The Bible, God Questions
I have read many of your responses to people under the Assemblies of God religion. Let me first off say that I do not send this message to be hateful or against you but what you
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31. Pentecostal MADNESS!
against the Charismatic Movement is solid, and damning. Great Soulwinning Preachers Never Spoke In Tongues! According to the official website of the Assemblies of God religion ..
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False Religions/Pentecostal/madness.htm
Pentecostal MADNESS! by David J. Stewart
"...there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ." -Galatians 1:7 The Pentecostal teaching that a believer can LOSE salvation has been a cause for great concern by believers for a long time. From my own experience, I have found that the average Christian isn't sure what to think about the Pentecostals (i.e., the Charismatic Movement). Are they saved or not? If you speak to most Charismatics, they'll give every impression that they're true Christians. Many are aggressive witnesses for their religion. Yet something is VERY wrong with their doctrine ... VERY WRONG! The Jehovah's Witnesses are as aggressive as any religion in propagating their doctrines; yet they serve Satan by spreading devilish doctrines. Just because Pentecostals are aggressive to spread their doctrines doesn't mean that they're of God. Charismatics PERVERT the Gospel of Jesus Christ by ADDING holy living as a requirement to keep one's salvation. This is utter self-righteousness, and a lack of faith in God. The two largest Pentecostal bodies in The U.S. are

32. Peggiesplace
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33. Investigating Teen Challenge: PROOF THAT COURTS ARE SENTENCING PEOPLE TO TEEN CH
In other words, sign onto the Assemblies of God religion, walk the walk, speak in tongues etc . or you'll go to jail. Doesn't this smack of civil rights violations!!!?
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Investigating Teen Challenge
Please post your experiences on the only blog that makes an attempt to prove that the Teen Challenge Program needs to be investigated! Read the first post entitled, 'Investigating the Teen Challenge Program'. The links on the right side bar offer other's reasons as well. (Claims of high success rates and high drop-out rates and accountability are what sparked this investigation.)
Sunday, March 11, 2007
PROOF THAT COURTS ARE SENTENCING PEOPLE TO TEEN CHALLENGE
I have received several inquiries regarding this particular quote that is on the side-bar of my blog:
"What's worse, is that I have heard that some Probation officers are CHOOSING Teen Challenge and demanding graduation OR else their "person on probation" goes to prison / jail. In other words, sign onto the "Assemblies of God" religion, walk the walk, "speak in tongues" etc.... or you'll go to jail. Doesn't this smack of civil rights violations!!!? posted by Cherokee lady of Fowler, CA Tuesday Jan 23
The inquiries were about whether a judge can really sentence you to go to Teen Challenge or not. The answer is yes, a judge may court order you to complete Teen Challenge. If you do not complete the program you will violate your terms of probation and then you will have to complete your full jail or prison sentence!
Here are several court files that prove this:
STATE OF OHIO v. BARTLEY S. MEADOWS

34. Book Review Of "Warning", "Second Warning" And "Final Notice"
Barry Smith is a former New Zealand schoolteacher who with the help of the Assemblies of God religion commenced a preaching ministry in 1970. He is assisted by his wife May and
http://users.adam.com.au/bstett/ReligSmithBarry15.htm
BOOK REVIEW (Investigator 15, 1990 November)
A united Europe of ten countries in 1992; then a seven-year rule by the Antichrist suggested as being Henry Kissinger; two more wars by Israel; Armageddon and the second coming of Jesus in 2000 AD. WARNING SECOND WARNING (1984) and FINAL NOTICE Barry Smith is a former New Zealand schoolteacher who with the help of the Assemblies of God religion commenced a preaching ministry in 1970. He is assisted by his wife May and four grown up children. The three books devote much space to an alleged 200-year old "Global 2000" plan to achieve one world, one money system and one world government by 2000 AD. Warning pp. 140-142 seems fairly certain regarding major natural catastrophes in 1982 including earthquakes and a change in the length of day and night. Page 155 informs us that the Second Coming of Christ will be 6000 years after Adam. Second Warning Final Notice is the longest of the triology and has 428 pages. This book says much more about both Kissinger and Antichrist but relates 666 to bar codes on food products and suggests that such bar codes will be implanted as microchips into people. Page 255 says: "December 31st 1992 is the beginning of the end for this world system as it exists today." (p. 255)

35. Holiness Preacher
Christian. Were you 'born' christian or. I cant even believe this is a topic. http//www.bukisa. com/articles/13222 1_blessthe-pastor -from-the-theologi ans-corner (Mar 17, 2010
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36. Mormon Church Growth
The Assemblies of God (Religion Today 2000) and Seventhday Adventists (Adventist News Network 2000) have a combined membership of about 50 million, and both faiths are
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MPBodyInit('Growth of the Mormon Church_Files') lds4u.com Mormon Church Growth Roger Loomis Presented at The Association for the Sociology of Religion
August 15-17, 2002
Chicago, IL The keys of the kingdom of God are committed unto man on the earth, and from thence shall the gospel roll forth unto the ends of the earth, as the stone which is cut out of the mountain without hands shall roll forth, until it has filled the whole earth. This is just laying the foundation; it is a little nucleus, and a few thousands are gathering to it year after year; but the work that is now commenced will increase, and continue to increase, like the stone that was hewn out of the mountain. Orson Pratt, 1854 Abstract Sociologist Rodney Stark (1984) predicted that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would grow at a rate of 30-50% per decade for the next several decades, reaching from 70 million to possibly as high as 280 million members by the year 2080. From 1984 to 2000, the church actually grew at an average rate of 52% per decade, outpacing the upper bound on Stark’s prediction. This has led some people to think that the upper bound of Stark’s 2080 forecast is conservative. This paper will discuss the nature of exponential growth and the prerequisites that the church must meet to sustain it. It will examine the evidence available for how well the church is meeting those prerequisites and will take a closer look at the church’s growth pattern over the last 25 years. It will argue that the growth rate of the church is decreasing and will probably continue to decrease in the future, with the total membership of the church never coming close to 280 million.

37. Welfare Of G
Mother testified both that she would not object to her son being in a placement that did not encourage son's participation in the Assemblies of God religion and that the
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Welfare of G.A.S. Minnesota Court of Appeals 583 N.W.2d 296 September 1, 1998
THOMAS G. FORSBERG, Judge.
Appellant-mother Eve Schuld belongs to a religious denomination that holds homosexuality to be a sin and appeals the juvenile court's order placing her son in a foster home where the foster caregivers are homosexuals. She claims the placement violates Minn.Stat. Section 260.181, subd. 3(d) (Supp.1997), which requires courts to place children in foster homes with a religious background the same as, or similar to, that of the parent, if the parent so requests. Because this record shows that mother was not concerned about the religious background of those running the foster home in which her child was placed, that she understood the available placement options, and that the placement was the best placement possible under the circumstances, we affirm.
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Mother's son was born in 1982, adjudicated CHIPS in 1991 and, with limited exceptions, has been in out-of-home placements since that time. In 1995, as a result of his conduct while in an out-of-home placement, son was adjudicated delinquent on charges of criminal sexual conduct and assault. Son has an IQ of 90, "struggles significantly in the area of verbal and written skills," and has been diagnosed with mixed bipolar, obsessive/compulsive, and paraphilia disorders. He also engages in self-injurious behaviors, generally refuses to comply with treatment requirements, and has a parent-child relationship problem. Son is oppositional and defiant and has been discontinued from, or refused by, several institutional placements.

38. Catholic
I have studied various Christian religions and see errors on lots of them except the assemblies of god religion but has a cover up of the protestant which i dont follow.
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39. A Touch Of Spirit – Healing Touch Wellness | Just Another WordPress Site
My other grandfather taught me the principles of the Assemblies of God religion. He was an ordained minister with a dedication of talking with everyone about the love of God.
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40. Hillsong 'using Schools For Recruitment' - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Cor
It's an event which is designed to convert children to the Assemblies of God religion. Hillsong declined to comment when contacted by the ABC.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/09/2359449.htm
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Updated September 9, 2008 14:55:00 Evangelising: Hillsong is accused of trying to recruit schoolchildren (AAP: Mick Tsikas) The Christian evangelical church Hillsong has been accused of secretly making a push to convert public school students in New South Wales. The NSW Federation of Parents and Citizens Association says it has received a number of complaints from teachers and parents concerned that Hillsong is using public schools as a recruiting ground. Federation president Dianne Giblin says the church is using its young people to go into schools and host barbecues called 'Exo days' in about 30 schools across the state. Ms Giblin says religious education is strictly defined under the Public School Act. "There's a section in the Act that says there's not to be more than one hour of special religious education a week," she said. "These are coming under the disguise of cultural events or even PD [personal development], health and PE [physical education] sessions.

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