domingo, 19 de dezembro de 2010
Assembleia de Deus nas Ilhas Cayman / First Assembly of God Church in Grand Cayman Island - Cayman Islands
Primeira Assembleia de Deus Grand Cayman
195 Old Crew Road 195 Road Crew Velha
George Town George Town
Grand Cayman 30990 SMB Grand Cayman 30990 SMB
http://www.firstassembly.com.ky
sexta-feira, 17 de dezembro de 2010
Templo da Assembleia de Deus em Canaã dos Carajás - PA
Acima Fachada do Templo e abaixo interior
Novo Templo em construção para abrigar o povo de Deus naquele município.
sexta-feira, 10 de dezembro de 2010
Assembleia de Deus em Uberlândia - Novas Fotos
Era noite do dia 8 de junho de 1939, uma quintafeira. Todos esperavam o resultado da campanha feita pelo Pr. Honório Tostes, que chegara à cidade, vindo de Ribeirão Preto, em 13 de maio daquele ano, acompanhado do missionário Gustavo Bergstrom. Ele passara o dia evangelizando, entregando jornais, folhetos e convidando pessoas — que ainda lhe eram estranhas — para o primeiro culto em sua casa. O resultado? Quinze almas receberam a Cristo como Salvador. Ô, glória!
A casa fi cou pequena, e foi preciso um espaço maior para congregarem. Lançado o apelo, irmã Altina Pereira imediatamente pôs sua residência ampla à disposição dos irmãos, que se nela reuniram por apenas quatro meses. Logo, fora alugado um salão na rua Benjamin Constant, 264. Dado o rápido crescimento da igreja, também o salão fi cou pequeno. Oraram ao Senhor, e os irmãos — comovidos pelas almas que dia a dia eram acrescentadas — abriram o coração para a obra. Os recursos começaram a chegar, tanto dos irmãos como dos não crentes, para aquisição do terreno próprio da igreja, na rua Benjamim Constant, 224. Em 15 de setembro de 1940, os irmãos comemoravam a festa de inauguração do primeiro Templo Central da AD – Uberlândia.
A casa fi cou pequena, e foi preciso um espaço maior para congregarem. Lançado o apelo, irmã Altina Pereira imediatamente pôs sua residência ampla à disposição dos irmãos, que se nela reuniram por apenas quatro meses. Logo, fora alugado um salão na rua Benjamin Constant, 264. Dado o rápido crescimento da igreja, também o salão fi cou pequeno. Oraram ao Senhor, e os irmãos — comovidos pelas almas que dia a dia eram acrescentadas — abriram o coração para a obra. Os recursos começaram a chegar, tanto dos irmãos como dos não crentes, para aquisição do terreno próprio da igreja, na rua Benjamim Constant, 224. Em 15 de setembro de 1940, os irmãos comemoravam a festa de inauguração do primeiro Templo Central da AD – Uberlândia.
Assembleia de Deus em Uberlândia: Passado e Presente sob as mãos de Deus.
Templo Antigo em 1939
Templo Atual em 2010
Novas fotos deste lindo e bem estruturado Templo Central da Assembleia de Deus em Uberlândia. Como vocês que acompanham o Blog sabem em 07 de Setembro de 2009 eu já fiz uma postagem do Templo de Uberândia, mas resolvi fazer uma nova postagem atualizada, pois esta Assembleia de Deus realmente merece!
Abaixo o IBADETRIM - Instituto Teológico das Assembleias de Deus do Triângulo Mineiro - Anexo ao Templo Central
Central
Fonte: http://www.aduberlandia.com.br/portal/home
terça-feira, 7 de dezembro de 2010
Asamblea de Dios Autonoma en Santiago, Chile / Assembleia de Deus Autônoma em Santiago, Chile
Fonte: http://www.otromenguante.cl
Fotos Históricas:
Aspecto que presentaba el Templo recién inaugurado.
(Interior do Templo recém inaugurado)
El pastor Samuel Gustafsson abre el candado que cerraba las rejas del futuro Templo.
(Pastor Samuel Gstafsson Abre o cadeado das Portas do Futuro Templo)
Invitación a la inauguración del Templo publicada en la revista "El Clamor", de agosto de 1972.
(Anúncio publicado na Revista "El Clamor" em Agosto de 1972.
Portada de la desaparecida revista de nuestra iglesia, "El Clamor", de agosto de 1972.
(Capa da Revista "El Clamor" de 1972)
Aspecto interior, mientras se refaccionaba el local.
Reunión efectuada antes de remodelar el local.
Antes de su inauguración, se realizaron dos reuniones para conocer el nuevo local.
Reunión en el segundo Templo de la iglesia, ubicado en Gaspar de la Barrera 3069.
(Culto no segundo Templo da Igreja)
Primer Templo de la Iglesia Asamblea de Dios Autónoma de Santiago, ubicado en Antofagasta 3106.
(Primeiro Templo da Assembleia de Deus Autônoma na Antofagasta, 3106.)
Asamblea de Dios en Pilar Bueños Aires - Argentina / templo das Assembleias de Deus em Buenos Aires - Argentina
Pastores Jorge Gens / Roberto Guaimas
Guido 531 - Bº Los Troncos - Pilar
e-mail: asamblea248pilar@galeon.com
Guido 531 - Bº Los Troncos - Pilar
e-mail: asamblea248pilar@galeon.com
sábado, 4 de dezembro de 2010
Membros Famosos das Assembleias de Deus / Famous Members of the Assemblies of God
Assembleia de Deus em Tupelo - Mississipi nos Estados Unidos. Igreja frequentada por Elvis Presley.
http://www.ourprattville.com - Foto de Melissa Parker
As Assembleias de Deus em especial fora do Brasil, tem ou teve ao logo da sua história membros que se destacaram em vários setores da sociedade, Líderes Religiosos, (Como David Younggi Cho e Nick Cruz), Políticos, Músicos, (como Elvis Presley e Jerry Lee Lewis).
Famous Members of
the Assemblies of God
Fonte:
http://www.adherents.com/
Link: http://migre.me/2Hg25Religious Leaders:
- Jim Bakker - once popular PTL televangelist (defrocked by AG after sex/financial scandal)
- Jimmy Swaggart - televangelist; instrumental in exposing Jim Bakker scandal; soon thereafter scandalized himself after being repeatedly caught with prostitutes
- Tammy Faye Bakker - former wife of Jim Bakker and PTL co-leader; featured in film The Eyes of Tammy Faye
- Benny Hinn - televangelist; TV faith healer
- Jack Coe - AG minister and faith healer
- David du Plessis - AG minister; one of the founders of the Charismatic movement; served as the Pentacostal representative at the Second Vatican Council
- David Yonggi Cho - Senior Pastor of the Yoido Full Gospel Church, the world's largest known congregation, with a membership in 2003 of 780,000 people
- Brian Houston - AG pastor; General Superintendent of the Australian Assemblies of God since 1997; author of For This Cause; You Need More Money; How to Build Great Relationships and other inspirational/self-help books
- Richard Dortch - assistant to Bakker at PTL; successor as PTL head for five weeks until he was forced to resign
- Gene Scott - flamboyant and controversial televangelist
- Danny Nalliah - Australian AG paster; political candidate; leader of Rise Up Australia; president of the AG-affiliated Catch the Fire Ministries; found guilty of inciting hatred under Victoria's then-new religious vilification laws, a conviction seen by many as a blow to free speech and freedom of religion, even though many disagreed with his fiery and hateful rhetoric
- AA Allen - AG preacher active in the 1950s and 60s; known for his "raise the dead" campaign
- Steve Hill - Head evangelist at "Brownsville Outpouring" Assembly Of God Church in Pensacola, FL
- Karl Strader - AG pastor, Carpenter's Home Church in Lakeland, Florida; led the Revival of 1992-1995
- Morris Cerullo - AG evangelist; founder of Morris Cerullo World Evangelism
- Byron Klaus - president of Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
- Nicky Cruz - former gang member; now Assemblies of God minister; his autobiography: Run Baby Run
- Dean Jackson - AG minister in Provo, Utah; profiled in Christianity Today for fighting religious intolerance within the AG
- Edith W. Blumhofer - author of Assemblies of God: A Popular History and Aimee Semple McPherson: Everybody's Sister
Politics:
- John Ashcroft - US attorney general (2001-2004); former senator from Missouri; first AG member to be elected as a US congressman
- James Watt - US Secretary of the Interior under Pres. Reagan
- Rick Hill - US Representative from Montana
- Todd Tiahrt - US Representative from Kansas 4th District
- Linda Smith - US Representative from Washington
- Marylin Shannon - Ore. Republican Party county chairwoman and national committeewoman, 1982-97; Ore. Senate, 1995-present
- Andrew Evans - Australia politician and AG pastor; founder of the Family First Party; elected to the South Australian Legislative Council on 9 February 2002.
Music:
- Elvis Presley - musical entertainer, actor, "King of Rock & Roll"
- Jerry Lee Lewis - American rock and roll pioneer piano player and singer
Historians:
- Doug Wead - historian famous for secretly taping conversations with Pres. George W. Bush and then releasing tapes, former AG minister
- William Menzies - author of Anointed to Serve: The Story of the Assemblies of God
Bounty Hunters:
- Duane Chapman - bounty hunter; star of the reality TV show "Dog the Bounty Hunter"
[Note: Although some observers may consider the history of the Assemblies of God to be tainted by such famously scandalized televangelists as Jim Bakker, Jimmy Swaggart, Gene Scott, and others, we would urge people to not judge the denomination only by these famous few. Although the denomination has more than its share of unsavory preachers and leaders, the general membership of the Assemblies of God is, for the most part, a bastion of strong values and sincere religious commitment. Statistically speaking, Assemblies of God members exhibit a higher than averge commitment to Christian living and striving to live ethically. See, for example, here and here .]
Related Links:
- Assemblies of God ranked 2nd among churches in contributions to political candidates in the 2000 election.
- Jim Bakker - once popular PTL televangelist (defrocked by AG after sex/financial scandal)
- Jimmy Swaggart - televangelist; instrumental in exposing Jim Bakker scandal; soon thereafter scandalized himself after being repeatedly caught with prostitutes
- Tammy Faye Bakker - former wife of Jim Bakker and PTL co-leader; featured in film The Eyes of Tammy Faye
- Benny Hinn - televangelist; TV faith healer
- Jack Coe - AG minister and faith healer
- David du Plessis - AG minister; one of the founders of the Charismatic movement; served as the Pentacostal representative at the Second Vatican Council
- David Yonggi Cho - Senior Pastor of the Yoido Full Gospel Church, the world's largest known congregation, with a membership in 2003 of 780,000 people
- Brian Houston - AG pastor; General Superintendent of the Australian Assemblies of God since 1997; author of For This Cause; You Need More Money; How to Build Great Relationships and other inspirational/self-help books
- Richard Dortch - assistant to Bakker at PTL; successor as PTL head for five weeks until he was forced to resign
- Gene Scott - flamboyant and controversial televangelist
- Danny Nalliah - Australian AG paster; political candidate; leader of Rise Up Australia; president of the AG-affiliated Catch the Fire Ministries; found guilty of inciting hatred under Victoria's then-new religious vilification laws, a conviction seen by many as a blow to free speech and freedom of religion, even though many disagreed with his fiery and hateful rhetoric
- AA Allen - AG preacher active in the 1950s and 60s; known for his "raise the dead" campaign
- Steve Hill - Head evangelist at "Brownsville Outpouring" Assembly Of God Church in Pensacola, FL
- Karl Strader - AG pastor, Carpenter's Home Church in Lakeland, Florida; led the Revival of 1992-1995
- Morris Cerullo - AG evangelist; founder of Morris Cerullo World Evangelism
- Byron Klaus - president of Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
- Nicky Cruz - former gang member; now Assemblies of God minister; his autobiography: Run Baby Run
- Dean Jackson - AG minister in Provo, Utah; profiled in Christianity Today for fighting religious intolerance within the AG
- Edith W. Blumhofer - author of Assemblies of God: A Popular History and Aimee Semple McPherson: Everybody's Sister
Politics:
- John Ashcroft - US attorney general (2001-2004); former senator from Missouri; first AG member to be elected as a US congressman
- James Watt - US Secretary of the Interior under Pres. Reagan
- Rick Hill - US Representative from Montana
- Todd Tiahrt - US Representative from Kansas 4th District
- Linda Smith - US Representative from Washington
- Marylin Shannon - Ore. Republican Party county chairwoman and national committeewoman, 1982-97; Ore. Senate, 1995-present
- Andrew Evans - Australia politician and AG pastor; founder of the Family First Party; elected to the South Australian Legislative Council on 9 February 2002.
Music:
- Elvis Presley - musical entertainer, actor, "King of Rock & Roll"
- Jerry Lee Lewis - American rock and roll pioneer piano player and singer
Historians:
- Doug Wead - historian famous for secretly taping conversations with Pres. George W. Bush and then releasing tapes, former AG minister
- William Menzies - author of Anointed to Serve: The Story of the Assemblies of God
Bounty Hunters:
- Duane Chapman - bounty hunter; star of the reality TV show "Dog the Bounty Hunter"
[Note: Although some observers may consider the history of the Assemblies of God to be tainted by such famously scandalized televangelists as Jim Bakker, Jimmy Swaggart, Gene Scott, and others, we would urge people to not judge the denomination only by these famous few. Although the denomination has more than its share of unsavory preachers and leaders, the general membership of the Assemblies of God is, for the most part, a bastion of strong values and sincere religious commitment. Statistically speaking, Assemblies of God members exhibit a higher than averge commitment to Christian living and striving to live ethically. See, for example, here and here .]
Related Links:
- Assemblies of God ranked 2nd among churches in contributions to political candidates in the 2000 election.
sexta-feira, 26 de novembro de 2010
Templo da Assembleia de Deus - Ministério de Madureira em Barueri
Ministério de Madureira - CONAMAD
Fotos: Aguinaldo Silva
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