Messages spoken at the New York Stony Point Camps Farthest Out
New York Stony Point CFO:
35 messages from 6 gatherings, 1978 to 1993.
Campers first gathered in 1953 at Minden, a Presbyterian conference center at Bridgehampton on Long Island, with Sam Reinke as chairman and a Council Ring drawn from the Silver Bay and Star Island camps and the New York City Prayer Group. They met there for twenty-four years, until the estate was sold in 1976.
In 1977 the three camps planned for Minden became one at the Stony Point Center, about thirty-five miles north of New York City, and the name became New York Stony Point. In 1995 campers moved to Camp Taconic and took the name New York Taconic. The recordings run from 1978 to 1993 and include Tommy Lewis, Eugene Wiesner, Bert Kerley, Virginia Lively, Alex McCullough and Mary Virginia Parrish, among others.
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This Is My Commandment: Love One Another
Sabrina Would Let Me Do Anything
Obedience To Holy Love
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Tommy Lewis thanks God at a filling station for whiskey rather than condemning it, and jokes that he has arrived at the level of Balaam's donkey. He follows a ten dollar bill from hand to hand across a priest, some nuns and a Baptist deacon. Recorded at the New York Stony Point CFO in 1985.
The Everest of the Spirit
The House With the Hidden Cracks
Smiling Strangers In the Airport
What God Would Dearly Love to Manifest on Earth
Would You Forgive Me For England?
Born In a Veil
God's Timing
The Be-Attitudes
The Fisherman Who Shoved Me
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Come See a Man
The Typewriter Voice At the Retreat
Only Believe
The Blizzard Near Roundup
A Sore Throat Before Every Contest
Three Flights of Stairs
How God Made Our Bodies
Love Casts Out Fear
Gold, Silver and Stones On the Day of Fire
Order In the Family
The Nun Who Heard Me Pray the Cortex
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Kingdom Living
The Night the Scotch Bottle Ran Dry
Disciplined Grace
Ethel Merman Would Not Go On Unrehearsed
Prayer: the Way of the Heart
The Night I Grabbed the Table Leg
A Tumor Mailed To Harvard
The Veils That Hide His Face
The Hornets' Nest In the Garage
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Father, Forgive
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The Cocoon and the Cross