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Assembly Business
I noticed that the business sessions are showing up as archived like the other services....will this change?
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My quick summary...
The morning prayer time is a good improvement from past assemblies. It's a guided time of prayers of agreement with a worship team and all...I like the participation much better than meeting with regional delegation in a specified spot to pray as has been custom.
Business was pretty smooth.
Bishop Howard gave a lengthy "General Overseer's Report" which was enlightening, though it a bit lengthy (yes I repeated it). I would characterize it as a rationale of the many changes, etc. that will be revealed as we move forward (as well as a few that have already taken place...) I liked it.
The rest of the business was relatively unremarkable, IMO, but certainly not painful as it has been in past assemblies for me.
Evening: take time to find and watch the video that they showed us sort of celebrating the past, including clips from former overseers, etc. Quite inspiring, actually.
The Bahamas Praise Team was good. Energetic and passionate, which I like.
Clayton Endecott's message was very insightful...I actually enjoy his mild demeanor and delivery. Funny moment was when he referred to how he preached in Europe being much more subdued and said, "I gonna go back there and preach like this (paraphrase)" meaning loud. I asked a neighbor, "He was loud?" becuase in the pentecostal tradition, (which was his subject matter) he would have been categorized has quiet(or worse...a teacher!!!!!)
Sorry, was supposed to be brief.
The morning prayer time is a good improvement from past assemblies. It's a guided time of prayers of agreement with a worship team and all...I like the participation much better than meeting with regional delegation in a specified spot to pray as has been custom.
Business was pretty smooth.
Bishop Howard gave a lengthy "General Overseer's Report" which was enlightening, though it a bit lengthy (yes I repeated it). I would characterize it as a rationale of the many changes, etc. that will be revealed as we move forward (as well as a few that have already taken place...) I liked it.
The rest of the business was relatively unremarkable, IMO, but certainly not painful as it has been in past assemblies for me.
Evening: take time to find and watch the video that they showed us sort of celebrating the past, including clips from former overseers, etc. Quite inspiring, actually.
The Bahamas Praise Team was good. Energetic and passionate, which I like.
Clayton Endecott's message was very insightful...I actually enjoy his mild demeanor and delivery. Funny moment was when he referred to how he preached in Europe being much more subdued and said, "I gonna go back there and preach like this (paraphrase)" meaning loud. I asked a neighbor, "He was loud?" becuase in the pentecostal tradition, (which was his subject matter) he would have been categorized has quiet(or worse...a teacher!!!!!)
Sorry, was supposed to be brief.
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rjjunior wrote:My quick summary...
The morning prayer time is a good improvement from past assemblies. It's a guided time of prayers of agreement with a worship team and all...I like the participation much better than meeting with regional delegation in a specified spot to pray as has been custom.
Business was pretty smooth.
Bishop Howard gave a lengthy "General Overseer's Report" which was enlightening, though it a bit lengthy (yes I repeated it). I would characterize it as a rationale of the many changes, etc. that will be revealed as we move forward (as well as a few that have already taken place...) I liked it.
The rest of the business was relatively unremarkable, IMO, but certainly not painful as it has been in past assemblies for me.
Evening: take time to find and watch the video that they showed us sort of celebrating the past, including clips from former overseers, etc. Quite inspiring, actually.
The Bahamas Praise Team was good. Energetic and passionate, which I like.
Clayton Endecott's message was very insightful...I actually enjoy his mild demeanor and delivery. Funny moment was when he referred to how he preached in Europe being much more subdued and said, "I gonna go back there and preach like this (paraphrase)" meaning loud. I asked a neighbor, "He was loud?" becuase in the pentecostal tradition, (which was his subject matter) he would have been categorized has quiet(or worse...a teacher!!!!!)
Sorry, was supposed to be brief.
Who was selected as the new presbyter?
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Proverbs 3:6 (MSG) Listen for GOD's voice in everything you do, everywhere you go; he's the one who will keep you on track.
Proverbs 3:6 (MSG) Listen for GOD's voice in everything you do, everywhere you go; he's the one who will keep you on track.
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