I Want What Annie's Got
52 minGeraldine Conway shares a woman's recovery from alcoholism and a growing local revival to explore the gifts and fruit of the Holy Spirit in ordinary believers.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO
25 messages from 6 gatherings, 1960 to 2000.
Glenn Clark asked for a new camp while at Silver Bay in 1951, and from August 25 to September 2, 1952, campers gathered on Star Island, off the New Hampshire coast, with Glenn Clark, Ruth Robison and Rufus Moseley as speakers and Bob Smith as chairman. The name changed with each new home: Star-on-Cape-Cod, Star-on-the-Hudson at Bard College, the Pocono Mountain CFO in 1960 and the Cedar Crest CFO at Cedar Crest College in Allentown from 1961.
In 1974 campers moved to the YMCA camp at Downingtown as the Hilltop CFO, and later met at New Ringgold, Shippensburg and, from 1989, the Black Rock Retreat Center near Quarryville. The recordings run from 1960 to 2000 and include Tommy Tyson and Geraldine Conway, the first Cedar Crest speakers, along with Gertrude Dekock Keehn and Bo Bottomly, among others.
All years we have recordings for are listed below. We do not have recordings for every year the camps met.
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Geraldine Conway shares a woman's recovery from alcoholism and a growing local revival to explore the gifts and fruit of the Holy Spirit in ordinary believers.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
Geraldine Conway encourages sacrificial giving even when global suffering feels overwhelming, using a missionary's bucket of water to affirm small acts of help.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
Geraldine Conway recalls how an inner call to recognize holy ground led her to rent a storefront and offer care to neglected local children.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
Geraldine Conway recalls conversations about faith on a long flight and traces her journey from unbelief as a young wife to confidence in prayer.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
Geraldine Conway walks through the Lord's Prayer as a guide to approaching God and closes with a vision of a new city filled with shining streets.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
Brother Mandus teaches his understanding of immediate healing through the Holy Spirit and shares an account of prayer for a woman's deformed foot.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1960
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn reflects on the hidden treasure of God's kingdom and shares how surrendering her fatigue shaped prayer for a neighbor.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1963
Gertrude Dekock Keehn argues that love can overcome conflict and explores making room for God through honesty and a willingness to let go.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1963
Gertrude Dekock Keehn offers steps toward harmony, rest, and spiritual awareness, illustrating them through a fearful encounter on a dark road.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1963
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn explores touching Christ in faith through a gospel story and a young man's recovery that she associates with healing prayer.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1963
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn encourages daily companionship with Jesus beyond a fading camp experience and reflects on generosity after a ring was stolen.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1963
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn explores meeting others where they are, sharing care for a blinded veteran and years of Bible study with Jewish men in Johannesburg.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1963
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by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson encourages attention to Jesus beyond a fixed focus on problems, sharing experiences of prayer around surgery, fear, and an older sister.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1965
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson explores affirming identity through scripture and sharing Jesus in ways that address another person's needs, using family and healing stories.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1965
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson explores God's kingdom as an inward relationship and surrender of ownership, sharing his account of his brother's illness and family prayer.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1965
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson explores salvation as wholeness received through a choice, sharing his father's death and a tightrope walker's challenge to illustrate trust.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1965
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by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson explores the incarnation as affirming physical life and encourages care for bodies, medicine, animals, and the world people inhabit.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1969
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson shares prayer experiences to explore the Holy Spirit's work in mind, body, and memory and confession as agreeing with God.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1969
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson explores bringing self-centeredness to the cross and extending that change into patience with other Christians and concern beyond national interest.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1969
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson recounts moving from a general awareness of God to knowing Jesus personally, with humble service helping him understand that relationship.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1969
by Tommy Tyson
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Tommy Tyson describes prayer as responding to God's initiative rather than persuading him, encouraging care for people without controlling their lives.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1969
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Rex Schrolucke encourages believers to trust the anointing he teaches they already carry, continuing in obedience while leaving the outcome to God.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 1999
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by Colonel Heath "Bo" Bottomly
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Bo Bottomly reflects on daily journaling as a formative discipline, sharing his mother's patient encouragement and the value of recording ordinary days.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 2000
by Colonel Heath "Bo" Bottomly
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Bo Bottomly recounts carrying guilt for his wingman's death for twenty-one years before a letter and the fatal bullet showed he had not fired the shot.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 2000
by Colonel Heath "Bo" Bottomly
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Bo Bottomly reads journal accounts of work, persistence, and wartime loss, reflecting on experiences that tested his determination and relationship with God.
Camp & Year: Pennsylvania Hilltop CFO 2000