Who will be elected to the Executive Committee?Who will be the Assistant Youth Director?There will also be some obvious changes in the World Missions Department. What are your thoughts________________
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Who will be elected to the Executive Committee?Who will be the Assistant Youth Director?There will also be some obvious changes in the World Missions Department. What are your thoughts________________
I’ll take the bait. There’s no football on right now….GO–Tim Hill1st Ast–Raymond Culpepper2nd Ast–J David Stephens3rd Ast–M Thomas PropesSec Gen–John D. ChildersWorld Missions–David GriffisAst World Missions–???Youth Director–David BlairAst. Youth Director–Rob Baile________________
If I could, I’d extend tenure for Mark Williams. He has led with grace and integrity. I appreciate him calling the Church to rediscovering and reading the Word, to a return to prayer and for his personal, pastoral style in ministering to the pastors he leads through social media and other platforms. I feel like he is just really hitting his stride. I’d like to see where we could go with him if he had more time. *sigh Our system is what it is.Moving on to 2016GO – Tim Hill1st – Raymond Culpepper2nd – J David Stephens3rd – M Thomas PropesSec Gen – John D. ChildersWorld Missions – David GriffisAssistant World Missions – G Dennis McGuireYouth Director – David BlairAssistant Youth Director – Rob Baile________________Proverbs 3:5-6; John 13:34-35; Acts 1:8
I will not vote for one single person in Cleveland. I will not vote for anyone on Actscelerate.I will not vote for one AB.In fact I will not vote because I will not be there. Have not been to one since 2000 more than likely will not go again.I will however pray for those who go, and I will pray that the right person be placed in the right areas of leadership________________Recorded Sermons @ http://www.pastorwiley.com
Moving on to 2016GO – Tim Hill1st – J David Stephens (he can’t stay as 2nd assistant)2nd – Raymond Culpepper3rd – M Thomas PropesSec Gen – John D. ChildersWorld Missions – Mark WilliamsAssistant World Missions – Ken Anderson or David RamirezYouth Director – David Blair
GO–Tim Hill 1st Ast–Tom Madden 2nd Ast–Kevin Wallace 3rd Ast–Tommie PropesSec Gen–j David StephensWM director -J Childers Asst director. D RameirezYD -Blair
GO Tim Hill1st Jim Stephens2nd R.Culpepper3rd Tom PropesSec Tom MaddenYD: BlairYD Asst R. BaileyMissionsChilders
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I will be the first to say that I was shocked when I read it online. But what can we do after all. Things like this happen everyday around the world
Sure, everyday, but how often do such incidents involve the clash of religious hatred and religious satire? I am not being judgmental toward both groups, but after all they do not subscribe to the Christian point of view!!!
Admittedly the topic is important but even the author admits that Christians do not have a say in all this
Is there an alternative to all that?
Christians should pray for both sides to prevent such unfortunate tragedies.
Is your church praying for the Muslims and atheists?
Can’t agree more with this being a very valuable point. Thank you for bringing it to the table and thanks for a great topic for discussion. Now back to the original question: should there be a church position to the incident?
I Am Not Charlie Hebdo wrote D.Brooks. Public reaction to the attack in Paris has revealed that there are a lot of people who are quick to lionize those who offend. Americans may laud Charlie Hebdo for being brave enough to publish cartoons ridiculing the Prophet Muhammad, but if Ayaan Hirsi Ali is invited to campus, they deny her a podium.
Just yesterday scores of Christian churches were burnt down by anti-Charlie Hebdo protesters in Nigeria. Yes the church should have an opinion as it’s already been drastically involved. Not to get involved would be to be involved by the way they did in Nigeria.