Articles concerning North Dakota from Assemblies of God Heritage, the quarterly historical journal of the Assemblies of God Archives (Springfield, Mo.). G. Raymond Carlson, “When Pentecost Came to the Upper Midwest” (Spring 1984). Fred G. Frank, “A Revival that Closed the Country Schools” (Spring 1988). Concerns the 1921 revival in Regan and Wilton, North Dakota. Glenn Gohr, “A Harvest in Minnesota: The Story of A/G Pioneer Frank J. Lindquist” (Spring 1990). Lindquist pastored the Minot (N.D.) Assembly of God in 1923, founded North Central Bible Institute in 1930, and served as District Superintendent of the North Central District from 1923 - 1945. Fannie Mae Hall, “G. Raymond Carlson: The Early Years in the Upper Midwest”(Summer 1993). Carlson (1918 - 1999) , a native of Crosby, N.D., served as General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God (1986 - 1993). Darrin J. Rodgers, “German is Food for the Soul: George Rueb, German-American Pentecostal Pioneer” (Fall-Winter 1999-2000). Rueb was a leader in the German language District of the Assemblies of God

File — Box: 3, Folder: 21

Identifier: Folder 21

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

The first series contains Assemblies of God material. This series is filed chronologically by district and includes: Constitution and By-laws of the North Dakota District Council of the Assemblies of God (1997 revised edition); periodicals published by the North Central District; minutes from the Assembly of the State Convention for North Dakota (1933-1936); minutes of the North Dakota District Council and District Presbyter meetings (1936-1944); True Conversions: Living Testimonies, by students of the North Central Bible Institute, Minneapolis, Minn. [1932]; a collection of papers on women ministers in North Dakota; periodicals published by both the North Dakota District Council and the German Branch; and articles from Assemblies of God Heritage concerning North Dakota.