Jeremy Bonner's "Assemblies of God" entry in the Dictionary of American History, hosted on Encyclopedia.com, stating that in 1999, under general superintendent Thomas Trask, the Assemblies of God reported a constituency of 2,574,531.
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AuthorJeremy Bonner
PublisherDictionary of American History, via Encyclopedia.com
URLhttps://www.encyclopedia.com/philosophy-and-religion/christianity/protestant-denominations/assemblies-god
Source Typereference
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A signed scholarly reference-work entry (Dictionary of American History) reporting the Assemblies of God's own 1999 constituency figure under named denominational leadership; a secondary compilation of a primary self-reported count, not the count itself. Cross-Tradition Connections
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