 Assistant Superintendent | Rev. Jerry Flores graduated from Southwestern Assemblies of God University in 1993 with a Bachelor of Career Arts in Pastoral Ministry and went on to receive a Masters in Theological Studies on April 27, 2012, at which time he was inducted into the National Honor Society for Religious Studies as a member if Theta Alpha Kappa. He has been a credentialed A/G minister since 1994 and became an ordained minister in 2002. Jerry also served as the Men's Director for MLAD for 8 years. Jerry and his wife Cynthia served as pastors of Iglesia Cristo El Rey in Rochester, MN for 6 years. Currently they serve as pastors at Harvest Assembly of God in Saginaw, MI. Jerry is presently serving as the MLAD Higher Education Director, and the Sectional Presbyter for the State of Michigan. He has served as a member of the Midwest Executive Presbytery for 6 years, and currently sits on the board of directors for Health Delivery in Saginaw, MI, North Central University in Minneapolis, MN, and is a General Presbyter for the National Office of the Assemblies of God. Jerry & Cynthia have been married since 1988 and gave four sons, Wesley, Jerry, Jared and Joshua. | |
| Assistant Superintendent e-mail address: pastor@harvestassembly.biz |
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Wood Asks for Prayer, Aid for Tornado Victims
General Superintendent George O. Wood uses a video message and personal letter to appeal to Assemblies of God church leaders and congregations to pray for those impacted by the tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma, and to financially assist through Convoy of Hope.
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Convoy of Hope Responds, Relief Trucks on Site
Convoy of Hope already has three trucks distributing food, water and critical items in Oklahoma to provide relief to victims of the Moore tornado.
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Another AG Pastor Arrested in Iran
Security forces in Iran arrested Pastor Robert Asserian yesterday, May 21, after disrupting a morning prayer service in progress at Central Assembly of God in Tehran.
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AG Church Makes "Small" Work for Them in a Big Way
Newport Assembly of God may be located in a community of 1,700 people, but that doesn't keep it from being the conduit for millions of dollars of compassionate aid to thousands of people in the community, county, country and around the world.
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One Day With God Reunites Fathers, Children
Raleigh First Assembly of God annually hosts a One Day with God event that's all about reconciliation between inmates and God and inmates and their children.
