Free Web Sites

Free Websites! If you are listed as a USA Assemblies of God evangelist and desire a personal website for your ministry!

Do you need a ministry website for your evangelistic ministry and can't afford one? The National Evangelists Office is now helping to underwrite websites for our evangelists. If you are a USA Assemblies of God Evangelist and desire to have a website of your own, there is a free website for you! Click on the ad to the right to activate your website today.

This will take you to the AG Passport logon page at http://agpassport.ag.org/. After logging on, you should see a "Website Setup" link if you are an official AG evangelist. Just click on the "Website Setup" link and that will start you on your way to submitting your application for activation. Follow the instructions on each page and after submitting all necessary information you will receive your activation information and a confirmation email. After receiving your confirmation email you are ready to start editing your own website!

You must be an "official" USA Assemblies of God evangelist. If you do not see the "Website Setup" link when you sign onto AG Passport, then you are not officially listed as an evangelist. You should contact the "Ministers' Records" department here at headquarters to ensure that you are "officically" listed as an Assemblies of God evangelist. If you have any problems you can visit the support website at http://support.agwebservices.org, or please call the toll-free number below. You may also email us at evangelists@ag.org, or contact us at the national office at (417) 862-2781 ext. 1302.

For more information call 1-888-349-6004.

***You must have an AG Passport account set up! For instructions on setting up an AG Passport account go to http://ag.org/top/AGPinstructions_ministers.cfm

Evangelist Highlight

Kristi Lemley

I speak from a heart that was freed by the blood of Jesus. During my young years, I experienced multiple issues that caused pain, anger, and bondage. As I became an adult I knew that I had to forgive others, which was the easy part. The difficult part was learning to forgive myself from behaving in rebellious ways in response to the pain I felt. The day the Lord freed me I made a vow to Him, that I would tell anyone who would listen about His saving grace. I obtained my Master of Social...