Disaster Relief

The catastrophic devastation in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico among others is most shocking to all of us around the world. The Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. has many friends, family, and supporters in the affected areas. Our hearts go out to them as well as our thoughts and prayers are with them.

See the video slideshow of efforts from Detroit to Houston below:

We are encouraging you to join us in prayer for their safety and the monumental need for compassionate aid. We are passionately requesting that you assist in a financial way in one of the 3 options we are making available to you.

Thank you for your kindness to our brothers and sisters in need.

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Text (SMS) to 28950:
Text keyword (PAWDRELIEF) donation amount to 28950
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Checks / Money Orders via Postal Mail:
Payable to: P.A.W. Inc.
3939 N Meadows Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46205

Charlottesville

Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc.Seal of the Presiding Bishop.

Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc.
“Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature”

BISHOP CHARLES H. ELLIS III
Presiding Bishop

 

August 16, 2017

A Statement from Bishop Charles H. Ellis III concerning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia

After witnessing the sickening satanic acts of racial violence perpetrated by various white supremacist groups in Charlottesville, Virginia this past weekend, the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. goes on record condemning in the strongest terms possible these deplorable acts.

While we feel blessed to worship in a country which guarantees us “Freedom of Speech and Religion,” we are also spiritually bound to stand against all freedoms used to intimidate and invoke fear, harm and evil upon another race of people. We call on all leaders of this country to unite against these acts of terrorism that we might truly live up to our pledge and become “one nation under God.”

Our prayers are with the family of Heather Heyer who was murdered as well as the numerous citizens seriously injured during this blatant act of bigotry and hatred.

 

Scam Alert

Please do NOT comply with any phone or email request for wire transfers, personal or banking information from anyone stating an emergency for themselves (or in proxy for someone else) or claiming to be a P.A.W. Bishop or Pastor.

Verify the identity of the caller by obtaining their number for a callback; or better yet, call P.A.W. Headquarters immediately. Our staff can help coordinate efforts toward making wise choices if you encounter these types of requests that require an immediate response.

Sometimes, taking just a few minutes can squash a potential scam. The word of God declares in 1 Peter 5: 8 “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour…”.

TIP: Remember, you always have the choice to ignore the request or simply hang up. It’s better to have paused for verification; rather than kindness being abused.

Summer Convention Media

Services from the 102nd Summer Convention in Nashville are available NOW:

Full Set of 10 DVDs are $135
Full Set of 22 CDs are $120
Full Convention Set CDs & DVDs are $240
Individual DVDs are $15 each
Individual CDs are $12 each

Plus $3 Shipping / Handling
(Pricing is in U.S. Dollars)

Call the P.A.W. Media Department today at (317) 547-9541 and ask for Lisa Cantrell.

Apostolic Way Commentary Feature

You don’t want to miss reading this well-documented historic article by Minister Timothy Moore.

P.A.W. in the Modern Pentecostal Movement


By Minister Timothy Moore

According to numerous reliable historical sources, the origins of the P.A.W. are in Los Angeles in late 1906, with participants in the famed Azusa Street Revival. Records document a meeting there in 1907 that selected Rev. William Pendleton as its first Chairman.

In 1912, the P.A.W. moved its headquarters from L.A. to 773 Third Street in Portland (OR), a fact referenced in statements made in 1913 by organizers of the Assemblies of God. P.A.W. headquarters remained in Portland until 1919, when it was moved to Indianapolis. E.W. Doak, G.T. Haywood, and D.C.O. Opperman signed the incorporation papers in Indiana and established headquarters there at 1765 Boulevard Avenue.

Early Leadership

The P.A.W. had five (5) chief officers prior to the election of its first Presiding Bishop in 1925. These early chief officers had the titles Chairman or General Superintendent.

In 1925, the structure was changed to an episcopal-styled leadership that featured Bishops. The change was in response to a major split in 1924.

Initial P.A.W. chief executives were:

  • William Pendleton ​- ​​1907
  • Sister Hopkins – ​​1908-1912​
  • Stephen Jacob Jackson Frazee – 1912-1918​
  • Edward Wesley Doak ​​-1918-1924​
  • William Mulford ​​-1924​
  • Garfield T. Haywood -1925-1931 ​(start of the era of Bishops)

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