If the Chilean miners were COGOP members...
Posted: October 14th, 2010, 7:59 am
They would have not been rescued in time because it would have to be discussed at the next International Assembly first.
We would have called them 32 miners and one from the "concerned"
Instead of sending down Elvis Presley songs we would have sent classics such as "Great Speckled Bird"
The order in which they were rescued would be tithers and finance committee members first, preacher's kids last.
They would have not been rescued in time because the money to do so would have to go thru IO first, delaying the process by six months.
Instead of the Chilean flag being displayed we would have used our church flag, but a debate would have ensued by people outside because some wanted to use the COGOP logo instead.
They would have not been rescued in time because the money to do so would have to be requested from local churches first in our October and March missions drives.
Some would not have been rescued because their local membership has not been determined and records have been lost.
The drill location for the rescue tunnel would not have been selected in time until after ARK was hired to select the location and estimate the cost.
At the end of the rescue mission we would celebrate with a "all nations" march with the Bahamas Brass Band playing.
Nobody would know about the successful rescue until it would be published in the White Wing Messenger months later.
We would have called them 32 miners and one from the "concerned"
Instead of sending down Elvis Presley songs we would have sent classics such as "Great Speckled Bird"
The order in which they were rescued would be tithers and finance committee members first, preacher's kids last.
They would have not been rescued in time because the money to do so would have to go thru IO first, delaying the process by six months.
Instead of the Chilean flag being displayed we would have used our church flag, but a debate would have ensued by people outside because some wanted to use the COGOP logo instead.
They would have not been rescued in time because the money to do so would have to be requested from local churches first in our October and March missions drives.
Some would not have been rescued because their local membership has not been determined and records have been lost.
The drill location for the rescue tunnel would not have been selected in time until after ARK was hired to select the location and estimate the cost.
At the end of the rescue mission we would celebrate with a "all nations" march with the Bahamas Brass Band playing.
Nobody would know about the successful rescue until it would be published in the White Wing Messenger months later.
