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About AG - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. The Assemblies of God is the result of one of the longest-running revivals in church history. In the summer of 1906, revival erupted at the small Apostolic Faith Mission at 312 Azusa Street in Los Angeles, Calif. African-American Holiness preacher, William J. Seymour, preached racial reconciliation and the restoration of biblical spiritual gifts. The revival soon became a local sensation, then attracted thousands of curiosity seekers and pilgrims from around the world. The Bible is rec...
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My Mission - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. Coming into the superintendent’s office I prayed for two things essentially one, that God would give me wisdom and two, that I would have strength, not simply physical strength, but empowerment. The office of general superintendent is not mine; it is the Lord’s. I occupy it as His steward. I must exercise the prudence of a trustee in the care of what God has given us. Strategically invest in the next generation. Vigorously plant new churches and revitalize existing ones. Establishing N...
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Getting Outside Our Comfort Zones - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. Getting Outside Our Comfort Zones. On hearing this, Jesus said to them, It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners. Mark 2:17. I put this question to him, What do you see as the main problem of the church? Without a moment’s hesitation he answered, Socialization. Then he explained what he meant. Or do we only hang out with people who only share our church associations, political beliefs, or social networks? On the first Sun...
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News Archives - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. RSS feed for this section. Black Lives Matter Sunday. Bishop Charles E. Blake Sr. of the Church of God in Christ has asked COGIC churches to observe Black Lives Matter Sunday this coming Sunday, December 14, 2014. As Bishop Blake’s friend and counterpart in the Assemblies of God, I ask that all AG churches do the same. I have two reasons for doing so. […]. Continue Reading →. Statement from George O. Wood at the Fine Arts 2014: Columbus. Continue Reading →. Continue Reading →. Today, t...
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Disabled, But Not Alone - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. Disabled, But Not Alone. A few days later, when Jesus again entered Capernaum, the people heard that he had come home. So many gathered that there was no room left, not even outside the door, and he preached the word to them. Some men came, bringing to him a paralytic, carried by four of them. –. Most of us are fortunate enough to use our own two legs to get us where we want to go. Others are disabled either through birth, injury, or disease and become dependent on family. But this par...
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About - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. I am often asked questions about myself and the Assemblies of God. I hope the following articles will give you a little insight in my life and the AG. Written by Cara Davis. Step into George Wood’s office on the executive . Coming into the superintendent’s office I prayed for two things essentially . The Assemblies of God is the result of one of the longest-running . Churchgoers have many more options today when it comes to identifying with . One Response to “Why I’m AG”. March 4, 2016.
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About Me - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. Written by Cara Davis. Step into George Wood’s office on the executive floor of The U.S. Assemblies of God National Leadership and Resource Center in Springfield, Mo., and you’re likely to see an assortment of souvenirs not uncommon for a well-traveled man of his age. Century, George Wood’s story is one peppered with equal parts providence and preparation. Wood’s respect for the position he holds comes from his rich Christian heritage and a deep love for the people he leads today.
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Why I’m AG - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. Churchgoers have many more options today when it comes to identifying with a denomination, organization or even a local church. There is a growing attractiveness to independent groups, and people ask, “Why do we even need to belong to a denomination? 8221; Often it stems from an attitude that says, “What can you do for me? When I graduated from seminary, the Assemblies of God was not the 65 million people strong we are today. We had closer to 5 million people back then. Even among lead...
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Alone in Prayer - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to. A solitary place, where he prayed. Picture the scene. On Saturday, the Sabbath, Jesus ministered in the Capernaum synagogue and cast out a demon. He then healed Peter’s mother-in-law in her home. Next, from sundown into the evening hours, He healed various diseases in those gathered in the street. It had been an exhausting day. But Jesus didn’t sleep in the next day! The Father, of course!
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The Paradox of the Call - Dr. George O. Wood
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Dr George O. Wood. The Paradox of the Call. Several weeks ago I visited the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC. Engraved into the long Memorial Wall are the 58,195 names of all American military personnel killed in that war. I looked for the one I knew, Phillip A. Nichols. I found him at section 7W, line 133. I reached down and placed my hand on his name. But you know the gospel history. James became the first of the Twelve martyred for his faith (Acts 12:1 2), and John lived longer than all...
