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FieldAssemblies of God tradition
TypeDenomination
Origin20th century
United States
OverviewAssemblies of God refers to Pentecostal denominations sharing an Assemblies of God heritage; this profile is principally framed by the US body's official statement.
HistoryThe movement formed in the early twentieth century and has affiliated or related bodies in many countries, each with its own governance.
Beliefs and emphasesThe US Statement of Fundamental Truths presents Scripture as authoritative, confesses the Trinity, teaches salvation through Christ, and includes Spirit baptism, spiritual gifts, healing, and the return of Christ.
Worship and practiceWorship is commonly evangelical and Pentecostal, with prayer, preaching, music, mission, and ministry for healing.
Organisation and lifeThe US body is organised through local churches, districts, and a General Council; structures elsewhere differ.
Broader traditionsClassical Pentecostalism
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