God miraculously changed his life and called him into missions. He brought us together, and he began to form us for his purpose here in Germany. We’ve planted two churches and hope to plant more. My heart is to see people not just accept Jesus as Lord but be transformed and live their lives like Jesus lived his – all in!

Rather, it grew as she sensed the great gift of the Lord’s peace, knowing that Jesus is worthy of the cost in His glory and goodness and that He is trustworthy and faithful in caring for and protecting that which we hold most dear.

Explore the global reach and impact of the Assemblies of God World Missions organization through AGWM.org. Learn about our missionaries, their life-changing work, and how you can support their mission.

Mar 9, 2022 · AGWM 2022 Theme: He Is Worthy. Be sure to visit catalog for your next Missions Convention https://warehouse.agwm.org/repository/flipbook/catalog/2022/

Jun 25, 2024 · “Such leadership is worthy of honor and through the Pillar award, AGTS hopes to remind future generations of the Mundis’ tremendous contributions to our Fellowship.”

This year AGWM is declaring its mission with courage and boldness: We will establish the church among all peoples everywhere. We will do this by reaching, planting, training, and serving. We will utilize creative means, such as Business As Mission. We …

Music video by Andrew Peterson performing Is He Worthy?.

Set in a powerful call-and-response style, this well-crafted adaptation of a contemporary hit is a must-do. The compelling conversational style allows the promise of our ever-present God - even in trying times - to really shine through.</p>

Not only do we come to God in prayer to seek our call, but prayer is the primary support each of us can ofer to over 2,640 AGWM missionaries serving personally or supporting ministry in more than 150 countries, territories and provinces around the world.

For many, the Caribbean sparks images of white-sand beaches, gently swaying palm trees, and crystal-clear turquoise oceans. The Bahamas, Aruba, or Turks and Caicos are popular destinations for cruise ships and thousands of sun-soaked tourists each year. The reality behind these postcard worthy images, however, is much more complex.