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Comment on 2nd Annual Global Community Development Conference by Bishop Charles Ondiga

Bishop Charles Ondiga — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 05:54:12 +0000

please i have learned with a lot of concerns on what you are doing and i am so much excited. I am overseeing 40 churches in Kenya and many of the are in rural arears where most poor people are. Presently we are tying to support in some ways like puting up medical clinic, Education, and suporting poor people like orphans i could like request where posble if i can know how we can work together to do more thanks

Comment on Getting to Know… Mike Warnke by JudI Blatchley

JudI Blatchley — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 07:58:57 +0000

Mike, he really missed the boat when he didnt ask you about your second hobby – food! I will never forget Atlantafest when I was sent to retrieve you from Artist Concessions, and you were enjoying the provisions all the way to the stage! I have enjoyed our recent conversations, and the topic of your son’s death you shared at Christ the Redeemer, TOTALLY awesome. Remember what Keith said at Sonfestival/Myrtle Beach in 19youandIKnowwhen, when he said “if your ministry never comes under attack, look at where you stand and become louder for Jesus! Satan wont mess with those ministries not effective!”
You have and always will be an inspiration to me and my family. Thank you for being such a blessing in our lives!

Comment on Getting to Know… Mike Warnke by Michael McElroy

Michael McElroy — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 06:03:12 +0000

I have read this interview and I believe Mike Warnke to be honest and truthful. And still a great man of God. I was ministered by his tapes that I bought back in the 70′s and I’m very grateful to God for leading me to Mike Warnke. “Hey Doc,” thanks for being there for me. Semper Fi!!!!!!!!!

Comment on Getting to Know… Mike Warnke by Connie

Connie — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 18:37:12 +0000

I personnally know Mike and HEs a great guy and an awesome man of God. Good interview!!!!!! Go Mike Connie (the goat lady)Sparta

Comment on Lenten Message by Archbishop Daniel Williams by Bishop Richard C Coleman

Bishop Richard C Coleman — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 19:24:12 +0000

Excellent!

Thank you for opening up to all the power of forty days! We have called this Lent Forty Days of Miracles here at St. Michael’s

Comment on The Power and Value of Storytelling by Rev. Joanne Mumley+

Rev. Joanne Mumley+ — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:52:48 +0000

Archbishop Booshada, You have always had a elequent way of expression as exhibit in the above text.
Wonderful article on “story”. I am an avid user of Narrative Theology and now exploring the use of Narrative Therapy for grief work, Professional Hospital Chaplain Care and beginning to explore my abilities to use it during preaching. (suggestions welcomed!)
I sense that the value of Spiritual Disciplines and Narrative Theology keep us connected to the Holy at any age. I appreciate that Christ affords us the opportunity to “re-tell” our stories differently as we grow in His Image. “When biblical narratives fall silent, the people of God have nothing to remember, and with nothing to remember they soon forget who they are. Their untutored imaginations turn to other narratives and other gods. It is a familiar story. ” ~ George Stroup
From “Theology of Narrative or Narrative Theology?” Theology Today Vol. 47:4 Jan. ’91

Your writing, I hope will soon be reflected in a volume….writing a book soon?
As we all are…
Under His Grace,
Rev. Joanne Mumley+

Comment on 2nd Annual Global Community Development Conference by boathyrot

boathyrot — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 05:08:21 +0000

Thank you!