What do Assemblies of God churches believe?

Assemblies of God churches hold to core Christian beliefs including the authority of Scripture, salvation through Jesus Christ, and community worship. Visit individual church profiles or the Psalmlog directory at https://churches.psalmlog.com/denominations/assemblies-of-god to learn about specific congregations.

How many Assemblies of God churches are in the US?

There are over 6,000 Assemblies of God churches listed in the United States on Psalmlog's church directory.

Assemblies of God Churches

Discover 6,000 Assemblies of God churches across 51 states. Find a faith community that matches your beliefs and worship preferences.

Assemblies of God Churches by State

Texas

656 churches

California

515 churches

Florida

289 churches

Oklahoma

276 churches

Pennsylvania

262 churches

Arkansas

238 churches

Alabama

189 churches

Washington

179 churches

Michigan

172 churches

New York

171 churches

Indiana

167 churches

Missouri

152 churches

Showing top 12 states. Search above to find churches in other states.

Origins & History

The Assemblies of God (AG) is the world's largest Pentecostal denomination. It combines Pentecostal theology with organized denominational structure, emphasizing Spirit-empowered living, evangelism, and global missions.

Founded: 1914 in Hot Springs, Arkansas, by a group of Pentecostal ministers seeking cooperative fellowship

Governance: Presbyterian-congregational hybrid — Cooperative fellowship model: local churches are self-governing but affiliated through district and national councils. The General Council sets doctrine and coordinates missions.

Core Beliefs

Four core doctrines: Salvation, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Divine Healing, Second Coming of Christ
Speaking in tongues as initial evidence of Spirit baptism
Divine healing provided in the atonement
Premillennial return of Christ
Authority of Scripture as infallible and inspired

Worship Style

Contemporary, energetic worship with praise bands and extended musical worship. Services include prayer, preaching, and often altar calls. Many AG churches blend charismatic elements with polished production.

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