| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1/1/1901 | Agnes Osman was baptised with the Holy Ghost in topeka Kansas. Within about three days, a dozen had been baptized. |
| 4/9/1906 | Several ladies were Baptized with the Holy Ghost in a Cottage Meeting on 214 Bonnie Brae St. in Los Angeles |
| 4/15/1906 | Mission opened at 312 Azusa St. Los Angeles CA. |
| 9/1/1906 | 1st AF Paper published in Los Angeles in Sept, 1906 |
| 12/29/1906 | Florence Crawford arrived in Portland for the first time. Was in the meeting at 2nd and Main St. that afternoon. |
| 1/3/1907 | Jail Meetings First held in Portland |
| 3/1/1907 | First street meeting held in Portland. |
| 6/2/1907 | 1st Camp Meeting began at 12th and Division; 3 months |
| 5/31/1908 | 2nd Camp Meeting began at Mt. Tabor; moved to Front and Burnside 10/1/08 |
| 7/1/1908 | 1st AF Paper published in Portland |
| 10/1/1908 | First service at Front and Burnside |
| 10/23/1908 | Bro. Ray Crawford was converted. He was nineteen years old. |
| 6/13/1909 | 3rd Camp Meeting began at Montavilla and lasted until 9/1/1909. |
| 7/3/1910 | 4th Camp Meeting began at Fulton and lasted until Sept |
| 6/30/1912 | 6th Camp Meeting began at 18th and Holgate and lasted until 9/1/1912 |
| 12/4/1912 | 1st large Gospel Car obtained for Street Meetings |
| 4/24/1913 | Harbor work begun in Portland by Max Hansen. (In one 14 mo. period in 1973-4, 1568 seamen visited Portland Church) |
| 6/29/1913 | 7th Camp Meeting will begin at Fulton on Sunday 6/29/1913 and continue through July |
| 7/18/1913 | 1st State Prison visit |
| ?/?/1915 | 9th Camp Meeting lasted for five weeks. Over 200 tents. Seats 800. 276 people baptized in the Columbia (paper #32) |
| 7/20/1915 | Cecil Banta began playing his guitar in the church services |
| 8/27/1915 | The Church (including west coast branch churches) now has 14 Gospel Cars |
| 8/3/1916 | First Transcontinental Gospel Auto trip began |
| 6/2/1917 | 136 people received the Baptism of the Holy Ghost during the Kenton Camp Meeting |
| 10/18/1917 | 1st printing equipment installed (Platen Press) |
| 6/22/1918 | A 22 piece orchestra is organized (Rev Ray Crawford, Director) |
| 6/8/1919 | Rose Marvin Haggren began playing in the orchestra |
| 7/1/1919 | 1st Children's Orchestra, Rose City Camp Meeting |
| 10/18/1919 | 1st AF Paper printed on own Meihle Press. (Paper # 44) |
| 12/6/1919 | 1st "Armour Bearer" Young People's paper published in Portland |
| 1/26/1920 | 1st Gospel airplane "Sky Pilot" left Tulsa, OK for Portland. Arrived 2/18/1920 |
| 6/6/1920 | Edna Hazel (later Edna Crawford) joined the orchestra |
| 6/27/1920 | First Camp Meeting held (in a tent) at 52nd and Duke St.in Portland, OR |
| 7/29/1920 | May Allen began working in the church office (for more than 55 years) |
| 8/5/1920 | Clifford Baltzell began working in Portland Printing plant (for over 55 years) |
| 8/13/1920 | Barge "Bluebird" chartered to Swan Island for Baptismal service. 219 Baptized. |
| 9/19/1920 | Carl Deffenbaugh began playing in the orchestra (for over 55 years) |
| 11/17/1920 | Clifford Baltzell composed "Harvest Time," and more than 225 songs since that time |
| 2/23/1921 | Literature distributed by air drop "Sky Pilot" |
| 4/24/1921 | First missionary boat "Morning Star I" |
| 6/26/1921 | Tabernacle is dedicated on Camp Grounds at 52nd and Duke St. Portland, OR. |
| 10/13/1921 | The 1 million mark was first reached for all literature printed in the Portland plant in one year |
| 6/9/1922 | New Church built at 6th and Burnside St. Portland, OR |
| 6/18/1922 | Last service at Front and Burnside |
| 8/27/1922 | Headquarters Church at Sixth & Burnside dedicated |
| 10/7/1922 | 1st Radio Broadcast from Stubbs Electric in Portland, OR |
| ?/?/1923 | Phil Brown began playing the piano for church. He wrote his first hymn in 1934 and more than 250 since then |
| 8/17/1925 | First Gospel trip by boat, Morning Star III, to Puget Sound |
| 9/23/1930 | The wall of the Sixth & Burnside headquarters was moved |
| 5/9/1932 | First annual church concert in Portland |
| 6/20/1936 | Florence crawford died and Ray Crawford became General Overseer |
| 12/7/1946 | A series of Bible Studies curriculum is published |
| 12/22/1947 | First annual Sunday School program is held |
| 10/10/1948 | George Hughes left on first missionary trip to Africa |
| 7/25/1950 | First trip by Lower Light and crew |
| 2/12/1953 | Art Allen & family went to Japan as missionaries |
| 11/26/1956 | First Apostolic Faith missionaries left for the West Indies |
| 9/28/1958 | First camp meeting in Century, Florida |
| 8/2/1959 | First Camp Meeting held in Lagos, Nigeria |
| 8/19/1961 | First Midwest Camp meeting held at Edwardsville, llinois |
| 6/4/1965 | Loyce Carver becomes General Overseer |
| 3/23/1966 | Harold & Sally Barrett went to Korea as missionaries |
| 5/19/1980 | Church office moved to 6615 SE 52nd Ave |
| 5/23/1980 | Farewell service held at Sixth abd Burnside |
| 5/27/1984 | Church at 5601 SE Duke Street dedicated |
| 7/10/1993 | Dwight Baltzell appointed General Overseer |
| 6/18/1998 | Church website went live |
| 7/8/2000 | Darrel Lee became Supreintendent General |
| 7/8/2006 | 100 Year Anniversary Celebration |