details about ag church thrikkanamangal
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'''Bethel AG CHURCH:''' | '''Bethel AG CHURCH:''' | ||
Thrikannamangal is one of the earliest places where the true Pentecostal experience as a result of the overflowing power of Holy Spirit that was spreading all over the world was proclaimed. | |||
Rev. George Berg accompanied some foreign missionaries to the 1909 conventions and preached about the power of the Holy Spirit which he had received at United States. | |||
Fascinated by the Pentecostal truths, Pallikkizhakkethil Luckose , Anazhikath Mathaichan , Kochukkizhakkethil Kuttiyachan, Ammankotte Chacko Yohannan , and Kizhakevila Panavela House Chackochan bought some land and built a small shed for worship. | |||
This is what later became the Assemblies of God shrine. | |||
As the Fellowship progressed, the Assemblies of God Church was established in 1927, in collaboration with some of the brethren as a result of the continuous work of Rev. George Budges Saip and Sir Kundara Panicker. | |||
Thrikkannamangal AG Church is one of the earliest churches of the Assemblies of God. | |||
'''IPC REHOBOTH CHURCH:''' | '''IPC REHOBOTH CHURCH:''' | ||