I like the quotes you put up. I am able to use them in my newsletter to my parents and they like them a lot. Of course I always say where I got them from. :-)
I'm currently reading a book by Rev. Rees. It was my GreatGrandfather's, dated 1909. How sweet to hold that book!I never knnew him. How awesome it is that the Word of our God stands as firm today. Truth prevails! What book is the quote from?
If this is not a place where tears are understood, Then where shall I go to cry? And if this is not a place where my spirit can take wings, Then where shall I go to fly? I don't need another place for trying to impress you With just how good and virtuous I am. I don't need another place for always being on top of things; Everybody knows that it's a sham. I don't need another place for always wearing smiles, Even when it's not the way I feel. I don't need another place to mouth the same old platitudes; Everybody knows that it's not real. So if this is not a place where my questions can be asked, Then where shall I go to seek? And if this is not a place where my heart cry can be heard, Where, tell me where, shall I go to speak? So if this is not a place where tears are understood, Where shall I go, where shall I go to fly? -- Ken Medema
When Wesleyan General Superintendent, Wayne Schmidt, officiates ordination services, he is continuing a long, historic line of ministerial calling/leadership as the mantle is passed to the next generation. Wayne Schmidt was ordained by O. D. Emery (Wesleyan Church) O. D. Emery ordained by Louis Willard Sturk (Pilgrim Holiness). Louis Willard (L. W.) Sturk ordained by George B. Kulp (Pilgrim Holiness) George Kulp was ordained by Stephen Merrill (Methodist Episcopal) Stephen Merrill was ordained by Thomas Asbury Morris (Methodist Episcopal) Thomas Asbury Morris was ordained by Robert Richford Roberts (Methodist Episcopal) Robert Richford Roberts was ordained by the renowned circuit riding evangelist, Francis Asbury (Methodist) Francis Asbury was ordained by Thomas Coke (Methodist) Thomas Coke was ordained by a renegade priest named John Wesley (Anglican) John Wesley was ordained by John Potter, Bishop of Oxford (Anglican). From Potter -- there's a trail all the way back...
A wonderful comment. We must remember, we are not an island unto ourselves. The biggest job is knowing how to please God and not others
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this, mark!
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome jeremy. also, welcome to blogosphere eric.
ReplyDeleteI like the quotes you put up. I am able to use them in my newsletter to my parents and they like them a lot. Of course I always say where I got them from. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading a book by Rev. Rees. It was my GreatGrandfather's, dated 1909. How sweet to hold that book!I never knnew him. How awesome it is that the Word of our God stands as firm today. Truth prevails! What book is the quote from?
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