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Pearl Ables was the first to finish the Church of God Bible Training School correspondence course in 1919 becoming one of many women Lee University has trained for ministerial and secular service in the Kingdom of God. The Dixon Pentecostal Research Center has a list of resources about women in the harvest at http://www.cogheritage.org/pdf/Women_in_the_Church_of_God_–_Bibliography_UPDATED.pdf.

Every church has difficult people. Most people will be difficult at some point. Likely, you’ve been a difficult person. Some are consistently difficult, while others are only difficult in certain scenarios. Do not confuse difficult people with antagonists. Difficult people challenge you. Antagonists are hostile. Difficult people can be supportive. Antagonists default to opposition. Difficult…

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Preamble: In most countries surveyed, renewalists have at least as much schooling as the general population; in fact, in Nigeria, pentecostals are much more likely than the public as a whole to have obtained at least some post-secondary education. In the U.S., however, renewalists, especially pentecostals, tend to be less educated than the population as […]