Full Quiver wrote:It's called a good sense of humor, sanctification and the art of conversation. Ha
It amazes me how these sanctified folks still manage to gossip not only by phone but in the halls of the Assembly.
Race Runner, if you guys aren't concerned about the criticism then why not webcast your business sessions? In fact I have not heard a word about the business yet. Also why are the pastors and overseers telling the members to stay off forums? My guess is that the VLB service will be removed from the archives.
Well, I'm sanctified and I wasn't on the phone (don't carry one) or in the halls gossiping. Were you??
The reports that I heard was that the business went along in a most dignified, quiet and Godly manner. Some things discussed, nothing new passed I guess. Really wasn't a topic of much discussion. Never heard anybody discussing it until I asked some people how it went and they said "great". I attend church with my overseer and he hasn't said a thing. He's Bro. Rob Hawkins and we're absolutely proud of him.
Why would the VLB service be removed?? We absolutely loved every minute of it. I am currently watching the exact broadcast myself right now. I won't apologise for a thing. I watched God perform many miracles on that floor that night, one especially for me. He answered my prayer, exactly at the same time I prayed it. Amazing!
I can see that The microphones certainly did NOT do justice to the singers and choirs. In person, the worship music was absolutely amazing, but you can't hear the whole choir and the audience at all. The mic's did not even do the lead singers justice. They were beautiful in person. It's unfortunate you couldn't hear it that well online, but this was our first time for a broadcast, so I'm sure experience and better sound system would do wonders.
Be happy...don't worry....if you do...you'll just get an ulcer
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