Jay Herndon

Welcome to Jay's Pages! 

 I am so glad that you decided to drop by! 

My purpose for this site is twofold:

  1. A place to post messages and information for our NorCal/Nevada District Ministers. As such, this is my semi-official page: and adjunct to the normal district communication vehicles. Click the Semi-Official link to see a list of entries. I have also included some additional links to other sites that relate to district business.
  2. A place to post general messages, sermons, and thoughts for anyone who takes an interest. As such this is my personal page: my place to post inspirational thoughts, ideas, musings, arguments, etc. These items are not directly relevant to District business, although it may have to do with ministry in general. Sometimes I have to make a judment call on where I post some items. Click the Personal Page link to see a list of entries.

I am hoping that I can combine these two tasks into one interesting and useful site.

Please direct your feedback to jherndon at agncn .org

Dr. Jay A. Herndon
District Secretary-Treasurer
Assemblies of God, Northern California and Nevada District Council

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AG.org News & Information

  • Faith conflict in schools usually resolved amicably

    Faith conflicts in schools can usually be resolved amicably by informing local educators about the right to religious expression on school grounds. But when stalmates do occur, religious liberties organizations such as the American Center for Law and Justice and the Rutherford Institute take the fight to court on behalf of Christian students.

  • Newly revised FIRE Institute to debut at Charlotte08

    Newly revised FIRE Institute is a strategic and intense discipleship tool that will deepen students' walk with Christ.

  • Love reaches women in dark places

    Looking for love, Jeanie Turner's search led her to five failed marriages and an addiction to alcohol and cigarettes. But after God radically changed her life, she was compelled to share His transformational love with other hurting women and established One Way Out, a ministry to exotic dancers, prostitutes, female prisoners and human trafficking victims.

  • Students build homes for abused children

    High school students and leaders, 170 in all, travel from Aurora (Illinois) Christian Academy to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to provide volunteer labor for AG Family Services. The team's hard work resulted in two new buildings, five reshingled houses and more!

  • AG pastor and deacon shot, but survive attack

    Pastor Pedro Negron and church deacon, Eric Tirado Romano, were shot during Sunday, June 23, service. Both men are now listed in stable condition.