Assemblies of God: History, Missions, and Governance

Name the five major shifts that transformed America in the 1800s

The five purposes stated by E. N. Bell for organizing were unity, conservation, missions oversight, legal standing, and

What is a statement of purpose that was added by General Superintendent George O. Wood?

The growth of minority adherents in the AG in the 21st century is largely due to which 2 factors?

What contributed to the AG's membership increase during a time of denominational/fellowship decline?

Early Pentecostals delivered the message to the people through

No business was conducted for the first few days of the Hot Springs meeting due to

The harshest responses to the "initial physical evidence" originated from

During Seymour's early years in ministry training, Jim Crow laws had an impact on

The Holiness Movement provided an antidote for secularism by

Describe how WWII brought crucial changes in higher education to the Assemblies of God

The constitution and bylaws of the AG are referred to by which technical term?

The perils that inspired the need to organize were divisions, charlatans, and...

Originally, Parham named the Pentecostal Movement

Restorationism is the

One of the goals for having evangelical missions association was to

What caught attention and led to the growth of Parham's ministry from 25 to 25,000 people during his meetings in Texas?

Two of the main members of a "secret committee" opposed to a strong central organization were

The dilemma evangelicals faced that led to the foundation of the national religious broadcasters was the

Friedrich Schleiermacher developed a theological premise, influenced by the "philosophy of relativism," that truth was

Who was the first elected secretary of the Pentecostal Fellowship of North America and what was the year?

In ministry, Parham experienced

The forms of modernism that increasingly influenced society and the church during the mid 1800s were

Two religious rites are specifically commanded by Jesus. These are referred to as

The growing importance of ethnic minorities is reflected in increased

The four key reasons for early opportunities in ministry for women in the A/G were

The "new issue" that threatened to rip the Fellowship apart was the dispute of

Regardless of our changing times, AG Schools of higher education are committed to

Who was Stanley Frodsham and what was his contribution to the AG and involvement with the Latter Rain Movement?

John Alexander Dowie illustrated the danger of unaccountability by

What was the main challenge faced by the AG that determined their response to other movements within the church?

In 1921 the AG adopted the indigenous church principles as its official missions strategy, in order to

The four core doctrines of the Assemblies of God are

How many "windows" of US Missions ministry exist across the United States?

D. W. Kerr's synopsis for speaking in tongues as the initial physical evidence of baptism in the Holy Spirit was that

Who was Noel Perkins and what was he known for in AG missions?

What was the 3rd way and who first preached about it?

Which part of the following types of people were invited to participate in the Hot Springs gathering?

The key architects sounding the "call to organize" where

Which of the following would be considered as an ecclesial function of a district council?

What idea replaced the fundamental Christian value of a personal relationship with God after the second great awakening?

The Fundamentalists regarded Pentecostals as dangerous enemies rather than allies because they saw Pentecostals as

Care was needed in proposing the call to organize because

Some examples of sacrifices made by missionaries to share the gospel to the ends of the earth were:

Who were the 3 individuals who played pivotal roles in embracing the indigenous church principle?

Sanctification as second/final work of grace and it being similar with Holy Spirit baptism threatened the unity of A/G

What emphasis was taught at the Missionary Training Institute and later reflected in the Assemblies of God teachings?

Which statement best describes the distinction between the Constitution and Bylaws?

A seminary is different from a Bible college because

Advancing technology is bringing what 2 changes?

The Keswick Movement's view on the second blessing taught that it is

The early Pentecostals believed in a spiritual process in what three distinctives?

Name an are in which Pentecostal's were egalitarian in nature, and a person of historical significance in bringing that

An interesting fact about Parham is that he

The baptism in the Holy Spirit complements sanctification by helping the believer

Charles F. Parham was finally convinced of God's calling in his life when

After rejecting the teaching of speaking in tongues, what group changed their name?

One growing trend regarding women's roles in the AG is that

The A/G's official position on women in ministry in the context of complementarian and egalitarian views is that of

Which A/G notable member attended A.B. Simpson's school?

The Pentecostal Movement met people's needs

In November 1914 the second General Council approved a resolution stating:

Some contrasts between the New Order of the Latter Rain and the Pentecostal revival of the early 1900's were that of

In addition to the Holy Spirit, what was the key ingredient mentioned for success and growth of the early Pentecostal's?

On the first day of the new century, what chapter did God open His work, seen in the present day Pentecostal experience?

The Constitution creates the district councils for what purpose?

The A/G's early passion for missions is demonstrated in the

What were the 2 extreme responses to outpourings of the Spirit as articulated in the AG position paper "Endtime Revival"

The 3 major emphases of AG World Missions in the 21st century are

Parham concluded that speaking in tongues was the initial physical evidence of the baptism in the Holy Spirit because he

The National Sunday School Association was crucial to Evangelicals because of the need for a

A major spiritual event that began less than twenty years after the end of the American Revolution was the

What are the four forces that worked against women's participation in ministry leadership?

A statement that shows the strength of the World A/G Fellowship today is

The 4 core beliefs of the AG were largely drawn from the creed of what other organization?

The AG programs that were developed to allow the people on the home front to fulfill the Great Commission were

In the beginning, the Pentecostal Movement valued women and validated their ministry

Cite a woman who served with distinction in the following categories: missionary, evangelist, pastor, and church planter

The leader of the team that established the traditional views of the trinity was

Name the four core tenets of the Assemblies of God

Starting in 1993, AG colleges earned the right to be called universities by

Pentecostal meetings

Parham described the additional tenet of belief he added to the Pentecostal Movement as

Global University was organized for the purpose of

When organizing, the Assemblies of God founders deliberately avoided these two things:

Four problems with the Oneness theology that changed the tide to traditional views of the Trinity were

The first woman to receive ministerial credentials with the A/G was

Outward evidence of salvation is shown by

In early years of AG schools, the typically 3 year institutes were established in various regions of the US because they

What was Alice E. Luce's influence in missions?

The General Presbytery includes the

The controversy that prompted the A/G to articulate and codify the existing doctrines of the fellowship was

1 of the first 5 reasons given for organizing AG was a desire to conserve and build up the work. Sunday school did this

After the initial outpouring in his ministry, Parham was surprised that

While attending the Azusa Street Revival, Holines evangelist G. B. Cashwell felt convicted of what bigotry?

The difference between the complementation and egalitarian interpretations of the Bible's teaching on women in ministry

T. K. Leonard headed a group authoring a resolution that brought about what reaction and decision when it was read?

Why were Central Bible College, Evangel University, and Assemblies of God Theological Seminary consolidated?

Give 2 examples of women God used in leadership in the New Testament

Durham's doctrine that influenced the founders of the A/G when they met in Hot Springs, Arkansas in 1914 was