by Robert Brown | Sep 30, 2017 | Children, Other Testimonies, Sam's Weekly Thought
by Sam Harley September 29, 2017 Well, back in the day, Sunday School involved whatever whoever wanted to volunteer thought of doing. This was well before we had a curriculum. At UTS, the seminary, I was in a ministry class that required me to do some kind of ministry...
by Robert Brown | Sep 23, 2017 | Church Businesses, MFT and Fundraising, Sam's Weekly Thought
by Sam Harley Our church started a lot of businesses, some for lofty reasons, some just to make money. There were and are so many of that I can’t do them justice. If you were a part of any church business, would you be willing to record something about what it was,...
by Robert Brown | Sep 9, 2017 | Other Testimonies, Sam's Weekly Thought
by Sam Harley September 9, 2017 Joining the church back in 1978, there were some things I had to give up. I loved acting, dancing, reading books and being by myself for long periods of time. From the time I joined, there was no reading books except for the Divine...
by Robert Brown | Aug 26, 2017 | IOWC, MFT and Fundraising, Sam's Weekly Thought
by Sam Harley August 25, 2017 Going from 5 years of MFT to an IOWC team was an abrupt transition. There were several things to get used to. First, fundraising (unless you were at a flower stand) involved a lot of physical activity. You were walking or running wherever...
by Robert Brown | Aug 15, 2017 | MFT and Fundraising, Sam's Weekly Thought
by Sam Harley There are some things I am not proud of. What I now know about myself – I am an introvert, I need to talk things over with someone, need nature and quiet to recharge – I only sensed back then. Being around people was hard for me, it wears me out. I need...
by Robert Brown | Aug 14, 2017 | MFT and Fundraising, Sam's Weekly Thought
by Sam Harley August 12, 2017 We Were There theme of the week: People offering us food. People hardly ever invited me to lunch when I was fundraising, except for some Christians who gave me pizza so they could try to convert me (so many people thought that one bite of...
