61. DHM: The Assemblies Of God Division Of Home Missions DHM The assemblies of god Division of Home Missions. Home religion The assemblies of god has several programs in place to reach out to the lost and http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/assembly_of_god/18442

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62. Churches Religion Community Northland - New Zealand Yellow Churches religion Community Northland New Zealand Yellow Pages®.Bay ofIslands,Dargaville Districts,Kaikohe Districts assemblies Of god http://www.yellowpages.co.nz/Pages/AllLocations/0,2294,a1229_b1954_c503_j0_l2005

63. Bartholomew's Notes On Religion Miles’ book, “Setting the Captives Free”, attacks the assemblies of god denomination, RELIGIOUS MUSIC ABC Rhythm Divine ABC For the god who Sings http://blogs.salon.com/0003494/2005/02/11.html

Bartholomew's notes on religion Researching religion in the news 11 February 2005 Watt a Cock Up As has now been widely reported, Bill Moyers has apologised to Reagan Cabinet and Assemblies of God member James Watt over a bogus quote. While making a speech at Harvard Medical School, Moyers said Remember James Watt, President Ronald Reagan's first secretary of the interior? My favorite online environmental journal, the ever-engaging Grist, reminded us recently of how Watt told the U.S. Congress that protecting natural resources was unimportant in light of the imminent return of Jesus Christ. In public testimony he said, 'after the last tree is felled, Christ will come back'. The Washington Post recently ran a piece making the same allegation. Alas, Watt never said any such thing, although he was, notoriously , the head of the anti-environmentalist Mountain States Legal Foundation before joining Reagan's staff. And (this was news to me), a real quote from Watt that is often used to show his anti-environmentalism (and, by association, Reagan’s apocalypticism) was taken out of context: I do not know how many future generations we can count on before the Lord returns.

64. Assemblies Of God Theological Seminary by the assemblies of god for the graduatelevel education of ministers. Summerell, Orrin F. The Otherness of god (Studies in religion and Culture). http://www.agts.edu/faculty/faculty_publications/bibliographies/creps_bibliograp

Home Site Map Contact Us Advanced Search ... Partners AGTS Home Site Map Contact Us Advanced Search ... Emerging Culture/Emerging Church: Books THEOLOGY Back to Emerging Culture/Emerging Church index Adam, A. K. M. What Is Postmodern Biblical Criticism? Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1995. , ed. Handbook of Postmodern Biblical Interpretation . St. Louis: Chalice Press, 2000. Postmodern Interpretations of the Bible: A Reader . St. Louis: Chalice Press, 2001. (277 pages) MacKenzie Shepherd, Loraine. Feminist Theologies for a Postmodern Church: Diversity, Community, and Scripture (American University Studies Series Vii, Theology and Religion) Peter Lang Publishing, 2002. (Posted 4/24/02) Allen, Diogenes. Postmodern Theology: Christian Faith in a Pluralist World . San Francisco: HarperSanFranscisco, 1989. Allen, Diogenes, and Eric O. Springsted, eds. Spirituality and Theology: Essays in Honor of Diogenes Allen . Westminster: John Knox, 1998. (150 pages)

65. Religion Roundup From The Eyewitness News Newsroom religion Roundup from Eyewitness News. Trask said the assemblies of god addedtwo million members last year, increasing their global membership to more http://www.wchstv.com/newsroom/relnews1.shtml

EYEWITNESS NEWS WEST VIRGINIA NEWS WV LEGISLATURE NEWS OHIO NEWS ... ABOUT OUR JOURNALISTS W E B C A M S Last Update on 09-15-2005 at 06:17:21 Bush's Katrina Prayer Service In Washington To Include T-D Jakes WASHINGTON After addressing the nation tonight from New Orleans, President Bush is to attend a Friday morning service for victims of Hurricane Katrina at Washington National Cathedral. One of the nation's leading black ministers, Bishop T-D Jakes of Dallas, is to deliver the sermon. Jakes accompanied the president on a recent visit to hurricane relief sites in Louisiana. Bush has declared Friday a National Day of Prayer and Remembrance, urging "all Americans to pray to Almighty God and to perform acts of service." His White House proclamation quotes Jesus' call to feed and shelter those in need. President Bush attended a similar prayer service at the National Cathedral in 2001, a few days after the Nine-Eleven terror attacks. Bush Condemns Anti-Semitism, Lauds Jewish Hurricane Relief WASHINGTON President Bush is condemning the torching of Jewish synagogues in Gaza after Israel's withdrawal.

66. Rocky Mountain News: Religion No staid church convention this the assemblies of god 51st general Hundreds of teenagers attending the assemblies of god meeting in Denver this week http://rockymountainnews.com/drmn/religion/article/0,1299,DRMN_61_3973438,00.htm

GetAd('11', false, 'h1', 115, 60, 'RELIGION_ARTICLE_DETAIL', ''); GetAd('12', true, 'h2', 468, 60, 'RELIGION_ARTICLE_DETAIL', ';dcopt=ist'); Classifieds Autos Jobs Homes ... Travel Deals Search site for: Home News Sports Business ... Columnists Clay Yost, 15, of Westminster, Md., preaches Tuesday in the first round of a preaching competition at the Assemblies of God general council at the Colorado Convention Center. In all, 500 teenagers are participating. Krista Morris, lower left, keeps time, while Dianne Butterfield holds up the text of a sermon for her daughter, Jessica Butterfield, 16. PRINT THIS STORY E-MAIL THIS STORY Preaching for points Teenagers compete in short sermons at church gathering By Jean Torkelson, Rocky Mountain News August 3, 2005 Just like grown-up preachers, they battled balky microphones, murky notes and the occasional memory freeze. But in one key category - brevity - 500 teenagers competing Tuesday to deliver their best sermon had the elders beat hands down. "April 26, 1991 is a day that forever changed my life," began Tony Weaver, 17, addressing an audience of about 100 during the first round of "short sermon" matches at the Assemblies of God general council. The national gathering of 30,000 members closes Saturday at the Colorado Convention Center. Advertisement GetAd('31', false, 'c1', 250, 250, 'RELIGION_ARTICLE_DETAIL', '');

67. Religion News Service Your source for news about religion, ethics, spirituality and moral issues. Quote of the Day assemblies of god General Superintendent Thomas Trask http://www.religionnews.com/

Today is U.S. Attorney General to Fight Ruling on Pledge of Allegiance (RNS) U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has promised the Justice Department's vigorous opposition to district court judge's ruling that a reference to God in the Pledge of Allegiance is unconstitutional. Jason Kane Muslim Leaders Denounce Governor's Suggestion to Wiretap Mosques (RNS) Muslim leaders are protesting Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's suggestion that mosques should be wiretapped in the interest of national security. G. Jeffrey MacDonald At Convention and Vatican University, Details Are in the Devil VATICAN CITY (RNS) Satan went under the microscope this week as hundreds of exorcists descended on Rome for a national convention. Stacy Meichtry To Subscribe to RNS Click Here The organizations and/or individuals who submit materials for distribution by Religion Press Release Services are solely responsible for the facts in and accuracy of their materials. Religion Press Release Services will correct any errors brought to its attention To Receive Press Releases Click Here "A Christian, But A Jew At The Same Time:"

68. Summaries Of World Religions : Presented By FECHA We see all religions as part of human history, all churches as extensions in Of the various Pentecostal churches, the assemblies of god is the largest. http://www.webstationone.com/fecha/religion.htm

The First Electronic Church of America S ummaries of W orld R eligions Churches T he word "church" can mean a building, or those who congregate and worship there. Here in FECHA, "church" means "community"-one linked by the technology of electro-space. By simply logging on to this site, you have joined our congregation. Feel free to explore the many "rooms" and levels of FECHA, dedicated to the recognition and celebration of the power of focused electrons thru the ages. Does FECHA seek converts? Hardly. We don't wish to turn you away from your religious beliefs or traditions. We see all religions as part of human history; all churches as temporal extensions of their founders' particular visions of a power greater than themselves. We hope that you will come to accept, and participate in, this exciting electronic connection. No matter which religion we embrace, we are all made of electrons. That is our linkage. That is our heritage. That is our destiny. That is our Church: FECHA. Catholicism T Hinduism A Islam I slam has 840 million followers around the world. It was founded by the prophet Mohammed, who received the holy scriptures of Islam, the Koran, from Allah (God) c. A.D. 610. Islam (Arabic for "submission to God") maintains that Mohammed is the last in a long line of holy prophets, preceded by Adam, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. In addition to being devoted to the Koran, followers of Islam (Muslims) are devoted to the worship of Allah through the Five Pillars: the Statement: "There is no god but God, and Mohammed is his prophet;" Prayer, conducted five times a day while facing Mecca; the giving of alms; the keeping of the fast of Ramadan during the ninth month of the Muslim year; and the making of a pilgrimage at least once to Mecca, if possible. The two main divisions of Islam are the Sunni and the Shiite. The Wahabis are the most important Sunni sect, while the Shiite sects include the Assassins, the Druses, and the Fatimids, among countless others.

69. Freemasonry Is A Non-Christian Occult Religion Freemasonry considers the religious scriptures of all religions to be equally assemblies of god. Church of the Nazarene. Orthodox Presbyterian Church http://www.godonthe.net/cme/links/masons.htm

Freemasonry is a Non-Christian Occult Religion Freemasonry goes by many names, including the Scottish Rite, Masonry, Blue Lodge, Eastern Star (for women), and Shriners. Historically, Masonry has had a strong unifying effect on the American black community. Many people who consider themselves Christians, both black and white, are Masons. Most people, even many Masons incorrectly believe that Masonry is merely a fraternal order, like the Lions Club, Elks Club, etc. Masonry expressly denies it is a religion. Nothing could be further from the truth. Freemasonry is a non-Christian occult religion that teaches a different way to salvation and considers Jesus, Buddha, Confucius, and all spiritual leaders to be only messengers of "The Grand Architect of the Universe". The Grand Architect is not just another term for Jehovah. Freemasonry teaches that there are two basic Gods: Adonay, the god of the Christians , a god of evil and Lucifer , a separate god of good Freemasonry considers the religious scriptures of all religions to be equally valid. Masonry has at least 33 degrees (the lowest is level 1). At each level, a person is given more details, more Masonic 'truth'. Most Masons never get beyond the first few levels.

70. Montgomery County Maryland Religion - Assemblies Of God Montgomery County religion assemblies of god Maryland MD. http://www.aroundmc.com/amcdirectory/cat.asp?catid=57

71. OSCN Found Document:OKL. DIST. COUN. V. NEW HOPE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CH. OKLAHOMA DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE assemblies OF god OF THE STATE, APPELLEE, Civil courts do not inhibit free exercise of religion merely by opening their http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/deliverdocument.asp?citeid=47156

72. American Religion Data Archive American religion Data Archive. One aspect was a five denomination study ofchurch members which included assemblies of god, the Southern Baptist http://www.thearda.com/archive/Description/ACGSMBRS.html

Description Codebook Download Search/Analyze AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL GIVING STUDY, MEMBER QUESTIONNAIRES, 1993 DESCRIPTION OF STUDY DATA FILE Cases: 18,750 Variables: 63 Weight Variable: WEIGHT DATA COLLECTION Date Collected: 1993 Funded by The Lilly Endowment, Inc. Collection Procedures Self-administered questionnaire Sampling Procedures The sampling universe consisted of members of all U.S. congregations in each of 5 denominations: Assemblies of God, the Southern Baptist Convention, the Roman Catholic Church, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America and the Presbyterian Church. Response Rate 61.2 percent of the members surveyed returned usable completed questionnaires. The return rates of the original sample of members for each denomination were as follows: Assemblies of God 55.2 percent, Southern Baptist Convention 53.9 percent, Catholics 60.5 percent, ELCA 70.1 percent, and Presbyterians 66.7 percent. Over-sampling and Weighting Assemblies of God: Congregation Membership and Weight 50 to 99 .744

73. Religious Movements Homepage: Assemblies Of God This assemblies of god Page is your gateway to accessing comprehensive webbased,as well as print, resources about the assemblies of god. http://cti.itc.virginia.edu/~jkh8x/soc257/nrms/AofGod.html

Assemblies of God Profile History Beliefs Current Controversies ... Bibliography I. Group Profile Name: Assemblies of God Founder: Eudorus N. Bell Date of Birth: June 27, 1866 - June 15, 1923 Birth Place: Hot Springs, Arkansas Year Founded: Sacred or Revered Texts: Holy Bible - specifically Acts 2 Cult or Sect: Negative sentiments are typically implied when the concepts "cult" and "sect" are employed in popular discourse. Since the Religious Movements Homepage seeks to promote religious tolerance and appreciation of the positive benefits of pluralism and religious diversity in human cultures, we encourage the use of alternative concepts that do not carry implicit negative stereotypes. For a more detailed discussion of both scholarly and popular usage of the concepts "cult" and "sect," please visit our Conceptualizing "Cult" and "Sect" page, where you will find additional links to related issues. Size of Group: The Assemblies of God are one of the world's largest and fastest growing Protestant Pentecostal denominations. They currently claim over 2.3 million members in the United States and over 30 million worldwide. There are roughly 11,100 established churches in the United States and approximately 117,000 churches worldwide in 120 nations. Church ministers and leaders are educated in over 325 Bible Colleges across the world. The Assemblies of God maintains an aggressive foreign missions program. Currently, over 1,500 missionaries are spread throughout 120 different countries (Assemblies of God, 1989, 14). Gospel House Publishing, the Assemblies of God printing company, prints 24 tons of church literature and curriculums daily (Assemblies of God, 1989, 15). A radio broadcast entitled

74. Largest Communities: Assemblies Of God The Largest assemblies of god Communities. The religious fellowship known as theassemblies of god is the principle organized heir to the Pentecostal http://www.adherents.com/largecom/com_aog.html

Adherents.com presents: The Largest Assemblies of God Communities The religious fellowship known as the Assemblies of God is the principle organized heir to the Pentecostal movement. Modern Pentecostalism began in Topeka, Kansas, in January 1901, and soon spread to Los Angeles and other parts of the United States. Participants of the early Pentecostal movement were usually not welcomed back into their churches and they formed separate, independent congregations throughout the country. Despite their sincerity, Pentecostalists were frequently derided as heretical and non-Christian by ministers of older Protestant denominations. In 1913 a Pentecostal publication, the Word and Witness , called for the various Pentecostal churches to band together for fellowship, doctrinal unity, and to share resources for missionary work, religious training, etc. A national meeting of representatives from independent Pentecostal churches was held in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in April 1914, at which the name "Assemblies of God" was adopted. In this meeting, a somewhat loose organizational structure was conceived in which most aspects of church life are controlled by the local church, yet many key doctrines and practices are standardized throughout the fellowship. (For example, all assemblies are required to adhere to the "Statement of Fundamental Truths" Most of the earlier anti-Pentecostal fervor died down in the latter half of the 1900s, as Pentecostal Christians grew in numbers and gained respect for the strength of their movement, and as certain elements of the movement were integrated into some older churches.

75. Assemblies Of God Religious Anthropology Resources assemblies of god study resources. assemblies of god Religious AnthropologyResources. Home Religious Anthropology http://www.archaeolink.com/assemblies_of_god_religious_anth.htm

Assemblies of God Religious Anthropology Resources Home Religious Anthropology African Methodist Episcopal Zion Amish ... Judaism The links provided here are for the purpose of having online material where you can learn what each faith has to say about itself. While these links are not about "religious anthropology" itself, having a knowledge of what each faith believes, and its internal dynamics, can be an important tool in many studies of the anthropology of religion. In the review annotations, I will let the site speak for itself as much as possible. Please Note: If you sometimes get an error message when clicking on a large text link, don't give up. Try the URL link instead. There are times when the large text link doesn't "take" for some reason, thus the built-in redundancy. Thank you. AGIF Is an association of independent churches and ministers. "Welcome to the AGIF The assemblies of god International Fellowship is an association of independent full gospel ministers and churches who have come together..." - http://www.agifellowship.org/

76. Christian Christianity Religious Anthropology assemblies of god Position Papers As the need arises to make a statement on a Denominationalism is in itself a good religious anthropology topic. http://www.archaeolink.com/christianity_christian_religion_.htm

Christianity General Resources Home Buddhism Islam Judaism ... Creation Myths Additional individual Christian resource pages by denomination or associations African Methodist Episcopal Zion Amish Anglican/Episcopal Assemblies of God ... Worldwide Church of God To anthropology general index The links you find here are authored by members of the faith represented or objective third parties.. These are provided as a resource for use in conjunction with the study of the Anthropology of Religions or with cultural or social anthropology. Inclusion of a link in no way reflects the endorsement or judgment of Archaeolink.com as to a philosophical or spiritual truth. While I have tried to avoid those resources which represent an attack by one faith on another, by the very nature of the subject, some may slip through as otherwise excellent websites may contain a degree of comparison in order to explain their own positions more clearly. In the annotations, I will let the site speak for itself as much as possible.

77. Pentecostal Charismatic Religious Studies Resources Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center (assemblies of god Archives online! (Balmer is one of top Religious Studies scholars on Evangelicalism) http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/~kbanner/pentec.html

Assemblies of God Assemblies of God Theological Seminary Dennis Bennett "God's Strength for this Generation" (Bennett, an Episcopal Priest is one of the first leaders of the charismatic renewalsometimes credited as being the "founder"This article includes his recollections on the beginning of the movement). (From Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry's Mission and Ministry Magazine.) The Catholic Charismatic Center on the World Wide Web Catholic Revival and Charismatic Renewal Central Bible College (Assemblies of God) Charismatic Central The International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal Church Charismatic Orthodox Church Chi Alpha (Assemblies of God) ... Christian Church Gamarjweba (Georgian) Christian Church of North America (CCNA) Christianity: The Pentecostal Family (From " ReligiousTolerance.org Church of God (Cleveland, TN) Church of God in Christ (Official Home Page) Contemporary Pentecostal Issues Cyberjournal for Pentecostal/Charismatic Research Student Review of Harvey Cox, Fire From Heaven : The Rise of Pentecostal Spirituality and the Reshaping of Religion in the Twenty-first Century Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley Pub., 1995. Reviewed by

78. Official Denominational Web Sites Note Several of the organizations and religious groups listed on this page eitherdo not assemblies of god assemblies of god International Fellowship http://hirr.hartsem.edu/org/faith_denominations_homepages.html

Home Organizations Denominations Official Denominational Web Sites Note: Several of the organizations and religious groups listed on this page either do not envision themselves as denominations or are loose associations of congregations; therefore, the web site listed might not be an official denominational site nor represent an "official" perspective of a national religious entity. A B C D ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z Home Church/Cell Groups/Miscellaneous Additional Lists of denominational homepages A Advent Christian General Conference Adventist Connections African Methodist Episcopal Church African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church ... Apostolic Faith Mission of Portland, OR Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church East USA Diocese West USA Diocese California Diocese Apostolic Lutheran Church of America ... Armenian Apostolic Church of America [Catholicosate of Cilicia ]: Eastern Prelacy Armenian Apostolic Church of America [Cathlicosate of Etchmiadzin]: Western Diocese Assemblies of God Assemblies of God International Fellowship (Independent) Association of Free Lutheran Congregations ... Association of Vineyard Churches B Bahá'í - The Bahá'í Faith Baptist Bible Fellowship International Baptist General Conference Baptist Missionary Association of America ... Baptist Organizations, Various

79. Lauderdale County Religion Page Conner Assembly of god Church 1482 Conner Whitefield Rd. 635 9750;First Assembly of god Church - Pastor Gary A Green . http://www.lctn.com/religion/

Lauderdale County Religion Page Special thanks to Susan Tolene for providing information for this page. If you would like your church added to the list use the link at the bottom of this page to send comments. If your church wishes to post additional information, use the comments link below. Also, space for a web page is free to any church in Lauderdale County, Tennessee . Thanks! Church Directory Gates Area Halls Area Henning Area Ripley Area ... Local Churches on the Internet Halls/Gates Area Churches Lighthouse Church ......118 E. Main St. 836-5544 Assemblies of God Halls First Assembly of God Church ......113 S. Hall St. 836-7792 Baptist First Baptist Church of Halls ...... Tigrett St. 836-7116 Grace Bible Baptist Church ...... 8010 Hwy 51 N. 836-5501 Halls Westside Baptist Church...... 705 Sumrow St. 836-5193 Matthew Zion Baptist Church ...... 234 Pearl St. 836-5110 Mount Zion Missionary Baptist ...... 4503 Steelman St. 836-5455 Christian First Christian Church ...... 101 N. College St. 836-7011 Church of Christ Gates Church of Christ ...... 495 Huntington St. 836-7612

80. Lauderdale County Religion Page First Assembly of god Church 233 Church St. 6351541; Whitfield Assemblyof god Church 5796 Conner Whitfield Rd. 635-4062 http://www.lctn.com/church.html

Lauderdale County Religion Page Special thanks to Susan Tolene for providing information for this page. If you would like your church added to the list use the link at the bottom of this page to send comments. If your church wishes to post additional information, use the comments link below. Thanks! Church Directory Gates Area Halls Area Henning Area Ripley Area Halls/Gates Area Churches Lighthouse Church ......118 E. Main St. 836-5544 Assemblies of God Halls First Assembly of God Church ......113 S. Hall St. 836-7792 Baptist First Baptist Church of Halls ...... Tigrett St. 836-7116 Grace Bible Baptist Church ...... 8010 Hwy 51 N. 836-5501 Halls Westside Baptist Church...... 705 Sumrow St. 836-5193 Matthew Zion Baptist Church ...... 234 Pearl St. 836-5110 Mount Zion Missionary Baptist ...... 4503 Steelman St. 836-5455 Christian First Christian Church ...... 101 N. College St. 836-7011 Church of Christ Gates Church of Christ ...... 495 Huntington St. 836-7612 Church Of God In Christ Fountain of Life Church of God in Christ ...... 315 Ann St. 836-5636 United Methodist First United Methodist Church ...... 211 N. Church St. 836-9332

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