The Apostolic Faith reported on the Azusa Street revival in Los Angeles and the emerging Pentecostal movement.

Digital Holdings: 1906-1908

The Apostolic Faith was published by the Apostolic Faith Mission (Portland, OR) from 1908 until 1966.

Digital Holdings: 1908-1929

The Apostolic Messenger was an early influential periodical within Canadian Pentecostalism.

Digital Holdings: Feb/Mar 1908

Assemblies of God Heritage shares the stories of the pioneers, churches, and innovative ministries that have shaped who the Assemblies of God is today.

Digital Holdings: 1981-2013

Assemblies of God Ministers Letter, a quarterly newsletter to ministers, published the Fellowship's positions on important issues, names added to and removed from the ministerial roster, and other news.

Digital Holdings: 1940-1969

Bridegroom's Messenger was a prominent early Pentecostal periodical first published in Atlanta, Georgia in 1907 by evangelist G. B. Cashwell. Early contributing editors included leaders of what would become the Church of God (Cleveland, TN), the International Pentecostal Holiness Church, and the Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church. It successively served as the official organ of the Association of Pentecostal Assemblies (1924-1936), the International Pentecostal Assemblies (1936-1974), the International Pentecostal Assemblies and the Pentecostal Church of Christ (1974-1976); and the International Pentecostal Church of Christ (1976-1996).

Digital Holdings: 1907-1936 (incomplete); 1937-1996 (Coming Soon)

Christ's Ambassadors Herald was the magazine of the Assemblies of God young people's organization, Christ's Ambassadors.

Digital Holdings: 1926-69 (incomplete)

The official directory of churches affiliated with the Assemblies of God USA.

Digital Holdings: 1943-1969

Lists (1912-1914) of ministers affiliated with the Church of God in Christ (white), the loosely-organized group that contributed to the formation of the Assemblies of God in 1914.

Digital Holdings: 1912-1914

Confidence was an early British Pentecostal periodical edited by A. A. Boddy, an Anglican rector who was baptized in the Spirit in 1907. Confidence records sermons and reports given at the conferences and revivals held at Boddy's parish, as well as Pentecostal news from around the world.

Digital Holdings: 1918-1926

Articles of Faith (including doctrine and polity) of the Congregational Holiness Church.

Digital Holdings: 1921; 1937; 1940; 1947; 1962

Minutes of the Congregational Holiness Church.

Digital Holdings: 1927-1928; 1933; 1935-1949

El Evangelio Pentecostal, a widely-circulated Spanish-language magazine, was published by Assemblies of God missionaries Leroy and Elaine Atwood of New Braunfels, Texas, from 1972 to 1992.

Digital Holdings: 1972-1992

Herald of Faith

Digital Holdings: 1936-1957

Household of God was an important early American Pentecostal periodical edited by William F. Manley. John J. Scruby of Dayton, Ohio, published the periodical.

Digital Holdings: 1906-1910 (incomplete)

La Luz Apostolica, edited by H. C. Ball, was the most significant early Assemblies of God periodical for Spanish-speakers in the United States.

Digital Holdings: 1936-1973 (incomplete)

Latter Rain Evangel, an early Pentecostal periodical published by the Stone Church in Chicago, enjoyed wide distribution in the United States and around the world. The church played a critical role in the development of the Pentecostal movement by hosting numerous conferences and through its publications. Many sermons from these conferences were published in the Latter Rain Evangel.

Digital Holdings: 1908-1939

Maran-atha was the official periodical of the National and International Pentecostal Missionary Union (NIPMU), a Pentecostal denomination founded in 1914 by former Lutheran pastor Philip Wittich. In March 1930, NIPMU claimed 238 credentialed ministers, including 45 foreign missionaries. Maran-atha included theological articles and news from churches and missionaries. Following Wittich's death, NIPMU merged in 1936 with the Association of Pentecostal Assemblies to form the International Pentecostal Assemblies, which ultimately merged into the International Pentecostal Church of Christ in 1976.

Digital Holdings: 1928-1935 (incomplete)

The official Ministers and Missionaries list of the Assemblies of God USA.

Digital Holdings: 1914-1969

Minutes, Constitution and By-Laws of the Assemblies of God USA.

Digital Holdings: 1914-2019

The Pentecost, the predecessor of Grace and Glory magazine, claimed J. Roswell Flower and A. S. Copley among its early editors.

Digital Holdings: 1908-1910

The Pentecostal Evangel, the weekly magazine of the Assemblies of God USA, has been one of the most prominent Pentecostal periodicals in the world. Particularly in its earlier decades, the magazine was a rich source of theological essays, news articles, missionary letters, and revival reports. The Pentecostal Evangel is one of the essential primary sources for the study of the Assemblies of God and the broader Pentecostal movement.

Digital Holdings: 1913-2014

The Pentecostal Herald, founded in 1915 by Chicago Pentecostal leader George Brinkman, in 1919 became the official newspaper of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the U.S.A. (renamed Pentecostal Church of God in 1922).

Digital Holdings: 1915-1923 (incomplete)

The Pentecostal Testimony, published by William H. Durham, was an important early Pentecostal periodical. Durham was best known for promoting a "finished work" view of sanctification, which rejected the Wesleyan idea that one can instantaneously experience "entire sanctification" (Christian perfection). Durham served as pastor of the influential North Avenue Mission in Chicago from 1901 until 1911, when he moved to Los Angeles. The Pentecostal Testimony, published on an irregular basis, included theological articles by Durham, as well as Pentecostal news from around the world. Durham died in 1912.

Digital Holdings: 1909-1912 (incomplete)

Uldine Utley was a prominent Pentecostal child evangelist of the 1920s.

Digital Holdings: 1925-1928

Popular Gospel Truth, an early Chinese language Pentecostal periodical, was published by Norwegian-American missionary Bernt Berntsen.

Digital Holdings: 1914-1919

Refleks is a journal dedicated to the study of the Holiness Movement, Pentecostalism and neo-Pentecostalism.

Digital Holdings: 2002-2009

Word and Witness, published by E. N. Bell, served as the primary periodical of the Church of God in Christ (white). In 1914, the magazine became one of two official organs of the Assemblies of God.

Digital Holdings: 1912-1915

Wort und Zeugnis, published in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was associated with the Russian and Eastern European Mission and the German Branch of the Assemblies of God. The periodical networked German-speaking Pentecostals across the United States, Europe, and the German diaspora.

Digital Holdings: 1930-1939