General Superintendent speaks: 'A
wake-up call'
America assaulted,
God exalted
The terrorism that struck the United States on September 11 has
impacted Assemblies of God churches and members throughout the
country, both directly and indirectly. Included in this special
issue are dramatic stories of individuals who were spared by God’s
hand of protection and some of the A/G ministries that have responded
to the need.
A first-hand account
from an e-mail sent by the author to friends and family on the
day following the attack on the World Trade Center.
A chaplain’s
letter
Excerpts from a letter from Assemblies of God Chaplain Rick
Ianniello to the Assemblies of God Chaplaincy Department on his
ministry experience at the World Trade Center.
Chaplains making a difference
in D.C.
A biblical response
to America’s emergency
The following letter was sent to pastors across the United States,
shortly after the recent terrorist attacks. Drafted by James O.
Davis, national evangelists representative for the Assemblies
of God, it was signed by many national Christian leaders, including
Thomas E. Trask, general superintendent of the Assemblies of God.
Also in this issue:
A mandate, a mission, a future
A compilation of sermons from the 49th General Council in Kansas
City, Mo. Included are messages by General Superintendent Thomas
E. Trask, Evangelism Commissioner Randy Hurst and Pastor Jim Cymbala
of Brooklyn Tabernacle.
This
issue is sold out.
