Messages spoken at the New York Warwick Camps Farthest Out
New York Warwick CFO:
70 messages from 11 gatherings, 1972 to 1995.
The beginnings go back to a clergy retreat that Joe Bishop led in the winter of 1963. In 1964 Carola Williams brought the concern for a new camp to the National Council of the CFO, and in 1966 campers gathered at the Warwick Conference Center in Warwick, with Duncan Holby as the first chairman and Joe Bishop among the speaking leaders.
Warwick has been home ever since, usually in August. The recordings run from 1972 to 1995 and include Tommy Tyson, Evelyn Carter Spencer, Stan Farmer, Ruth Carter Stapleton, Wayne West and Roland Brown, among many others.
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The Girl Who Let It All Hang Out
Mary Had a Diaper Too
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Your Vibes Speak Louder Than Your Grin
The Instrument Does Not Resist the Surgeon
Can God Depend On You?
Blessed Are the Pure In Heart
From the Ghetto To the Throne
None of You Flinched
Security, Power and Acceptance
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Circles Small Enough For Algebra
My Mother's Blinking Light In India
The Joyous Privilege of Love
God Is In the People Business
The Tape Recorders We Fell In Love With
In the Light of Calvary
The Builder From New York City
You Are God's Holy Temple
The Man Who Could Swallow Again
Two Witch Doctors On the Plane
God's Provision Is In His Will
A Pickaxe On the King's Highway
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Somebody Has Hold of My Hand
Thank You, Jesus, For My Bedroom Slippers
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The Equation of Answered Prayer
Roland Brown works John 15 on the vine and the branches into a plain equation for answered prayer, and asks how much his hearers actually abide rather than how much they intend to. The talk comes from the 1977 New York Warwick CFO.
An Hour a Day for Twelve Years
No Strings Attached
The Elevator That Makes For Miracles
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Scrubbed fore and aft before church as a boy, Glenn Crafts learned early how to look presentable, which is the habit he is trying to break in the New York Warwick CFO in 1978. Lazarus had been dead four days and the sisters said so out loud, and a student who could never pray about a certain thing was exactly the point.
She Prayed With Her Eyes Wide Open
The Judges Who Loved Him
Sandy and the Pile of Manure
The Lord Bless You
Do You Do Well To Be Angry?
Follow Me - I Will Make You Become
Forced Into Greatness
Norman Renshaw tells campers that hearing Roland Brown say "there was no duty in the kingdom" once dismantled half his sense of ministry. He pictures Joseph the carpenter mending a broken lectern by seeing it whole in his mind before he touches it. He confesses that he eventually asked Christ to take the pulpit itself, not just his healing services. The talk was given to the New York Warwick CFO in 1978.
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The Ephod of Gold and Linen
The Doubled Parchment of Debt
Celia's Alaska Flight of Faith
The Tabernacle's Cross of Tents
The Veil That Held Mercy Captive
Start By Washing Socks
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Ask Me Something More Your Size
Jesus Christ Is In Charge of This Ship
Mother, Did You Turn It On?
Will You Dare Believe?
Cleared To Land
The Bank of Heaven
The Priest of Ramallah
The Stance of the Foot Washer
The Woman Who Hid Her Hand
Asking Norman Ross To Forgive Me
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Beautiful Junk
A Break With Death
Breaking of My Will
The Week Everything Went Wrong
Renewed Hope
The Lectern Bible On Her Lap
Laying a Proper Foundation
Repaired Fellowship
I Am Going Fishing
One Will Bring an Onion
Ambassadors For Christ
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Three Pairs For Five Ninety Eight
A Friend of Bill W.
The Little Church On Pleasant Hill
Sad, Mad, Glad, Hurt, Ashamed
The Sand Table Anger
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Feeding the One Cow
The Gambler Who Grumbled