Webster Assembly of God

 

 FAMILY FUN FEST

July 26th, 2008

Featuring...Joe Jackson

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MEGA SPORTS CAMP

                 August 11th - 15th, 2008
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We are delighted you are visiting our website. Webster Assembly of God is a local church affiliated with the General Council of the Assemblies of God.

 

We're eager to know you, and we're excited to share with you the marvelous ways God is working in our church. 

We are a church committed to carrying out the  mission of Christ by reaching, teaching, and sending people with the Gospel. The express purpose of our worship services is to honor God through song, prayer, praise, testimony, and a life-changing message from God's Word.

Many ministries at Webster Assembly of God reflect our heart for the family.  Our ministries reach and touch people from all walks of life.  You will find believers who are available to stand with you through the storms of life and encourage you to grow in your own walk with God. 

If you're still seeking a special sense of purpose and destiny, we welcome you to make Webster Assembly of God your home church. At Webster Assembly of God, people are encouraged to get involved.  We serve Christ by serving each other in the Church.  There is always something going on and a way to get involved.  We believe your involvement is the only real way to get to know us personally as people.

However you decide, I encourage you with the words of the author of Hebrews, "do not give up meeting together....but encourage one another -- and all the more as you see the Day approaching."

Senior Pastor

Daniel Grossglass

 

AG.org News & Information

  • Faith conflict in schools usually resolved amicably

    Faith conflicts in schools can usually be resolved amicably by informing local educators about the right to religious expression on school grounds. But when stalmates do occur, religious liberties organizations such as the American Center for Law and Justice and the Rutherford Institute take the fight to court on behalf of Christian students.

  • Newly revised FIRE Institute to debut at Charlotte08

    Newly revised FIRE Institute is a strategic and intense discipleship tool that will deepen students' walk with Christ.

  • Love reaches women in dark places

    Looking for love, Jeanie Turner's search led her to five failed marriages and an addiction to alcohol and cigarettes. But after God radically changed her life, she was compelled to share His transformational love with other hurting women and established One Way Out, a ministry to exotic dancers, prostitutes, female prisoners and human trafficking victims.

  • Students build homes for abused children

    High school students and leaders, 170 in all, travel from Aurora (Illinois) Christian Academy to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to provide volunteer labor for AG Family Services. The team's hard work resulted in two new buildings, five reshingled houses and more!

  • AG pastor and deacon shot, but survive attack

    Pastor Pedro Negron and church deacon, Eric Tirado Romano, were shot during Sunday, June 23, service. Both men are now listed in stable condition.