A Note from Pastor Tom:

Welcome to First Assembly of God.  If this is your first exposure to First Assembly, thanks for taking the time to learn more about this Fellowship, and what life can be like when you're connected to the Lord Jesus Christ and other believers in a community of faith.  You know, life is full: full of relationships, full of joys and struggles, unexpected challenges and thrills, surprising obstacles and stunning victories.  But in them all, we're not alone.  God has promised to be with us in all of them.  And at First Assembly, we are in them together!  We believe that WE LIVE TO LOVE! To love the Lord, love each other and love those He puts in our path. You're one of those people; and even though we may have never met, I want you to know that we love you - and so does He!  As you check out the website, I pray you'll sense that love and know that you're welcome here.  Join us in our services.  I'd like the privilege to meet you in person. 

With warmest regards and prayers for you, 
 

News & Information

AG.org News & Information

• Art is continuous confirmation of iVALUE truths
  

  The artwork of Ron DiCianni for the Assemblies of God and the iVALUE program were developed separately, but they are made for each other.

• Bike For The Light embarks on second tour
  

  Johnny Kelley biked 10,000 miles through 16 states last year to raise money and awareness for Speed the Light. He spoke to more than 75,000 students and raised more than $10,000 and is planning for numbers to be even bigger this year. New tour begins in Dallas, Texas, on March 1, 2010, and will end at National Fine Arts Festival in Detroit, Michigan, this August.

• HCM commits the month of March to restoring Haiti
  

  HealthCare Ministries is committing the month of March to getting medical teams into Haiti. HCM hopes to create a long-term presence in the country.

• Jesus in America
  

  After being asked to lead the opening prayer for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Pastor Gerry Stoltzfoos was denied because of his refusal to omit Jesus' name from the prayer. Several recent polls express a majority of Christians in America do not consider belief in Jesus a requirement for eternal life. Zollie L. Smith Jr., national director of AG U.S. Missions, says these findings show a need for Christ-centered ministries in the United States.

• Ministry continues, but devastation still taking toll
  

  As Convoy of Hope, AG World Missions and others work to provide relief to those suffering in Haiti, Calixte Fleuridor, general superintendent of the Assemblies of God in Haiti, tells of the trauma survivors are still experiencing.