Talks given at the 1970 California Asilomar Healing CFO.
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Reconciliation means taking what was torn apart and putting it back so that the pieces complete one another, Tommy Tyson says. In the closing hour of the California Asilomar Healing CFO in 1970, he asks campers to carry opposing sides into themselves and to weave them together “on the loom of your own being.”
Most people use only a tenth of their God-given potential, Agnes Sanford tells the California Asilomar Healing CFO in 1970. A skeptic, she adds, could test it by walking across the hotel pool. She then teaches a five-part daily discipline for retraining the subconscious.
Closing a two-night meditation begun at the 1970 California Asilomar Healing CFO, Agnes Sanford leads campers through a prayer of forgiveness. She then describes cutting, in the name of Jesus, any spiritual umbilical cord of old resentment. Both they and the ones they forgive go free.
Agnes Sanford praises a small woman minister who called herself God’s little brown cookie. That minister prayed her city’s gang territory so thoroughly covered with the blood of the Lamb that a terrified man once walked straight through it unseen. The talk was given to the 1970 California Asilomar Healing CFO.
At the California Asilomar Healing CFO in 1970, Agnes Sanford leads a prayer of faith for the wildfires burning across the state. She recalls her granddaughter’s prayer circle that healed an injured rabbit. She also recalls the years she has spent praying to ease the strain along a fault line.
Agnes Sanford describes the night she and two friends prayed together until the Holy Spirit filled them. For two weeks afterward she was left with an intense burning in the middle of her head. She names for the California Asilomar Healing CFO in 1970 the three gifts that came with it: joy, truth and peace.