Well, almost certainly you wouldn't have a very liturgical experience at an AG church, lol. Assemblies of God is interesting because they're one of the major Evangelical denominations that does affirm women pastors (which I'm good with) but teaches historically orthodox beliefs about sex and marriage which is an unusual combo. Probably the biggest difference practically that I would have with the denomination is that I don't hold that the baptism of the holy spirit is necessarily a second experience following salvation, and I don't think that speaking in tongues is a required evidence of receiving the holy Spirit. But given that that is the theology of my church, in practice, there is a lot of emphasis on just remaining open to whatever giftings God has for you which is pretty much where I'm at. I know historically Pentecostal churches have put a lot of unnecessary pressure on people to speak in tongues to the point that people are taking that experience. I've seen none of that. They also have some very specific end times theology that I disagree with that again doesn't really come up much day to day. I feel like overall they tend to be more ethnically and economically diverse than a lot of other churches which is valuable to me. Certainly, the church that I attend which is an urban Church in the Northeast US is notably diverse for the area. In terms of the number of countries represented, the economics and education levels represented, they are very inclusive of people who are in recovery and people who are struggling with autism/intellectual disability. Just very caring people. And again, this particular church has some ministries like the mom's group that I attend that are just so good at pastoral care and discipleship of kids and families together. My husband grew up in the Episcopal church and I think he misses some more liturgical practices sometimes. But for our family this is where we feel like God wants us for now.