Messages spoken at the 1972 Florida Family CFO
Florida Family CFO 1972:
4 messages.
The 1972 Florida Family CFO met at St. Joseph College, Jensen Beach, from July 10 to July 13, 1972. The speaker was Geraldine Conway, who spoke on the subjects of Faith, Healing, Love and Prayer. Choose a message below to listen.
Geraldine Conway defends her outreach to addicts and runaways. She likens herself to an evangelist who carried a sign reading “I am Christ’s fool,” and on its back, “whose fool are you?” She also describes confronting a ring of officials preying on young men. She spoke at the Florida Family CFO in 1972.
At the 1972 Florida Family CFO, Geraldine Conway retold how townspeople hunted for a lost child on the prairie. They found him only after they finally joined hands to sweep the fields together, and by then it was too late. “Why didn’t you join hands before?” came the cry. She applied the story to families.
Geraldine Conway tells the story of Paul’s shipwreck on Malta, applying it to a young minister cast out of his church, who cried to her, “praise the Lord, give me a plank.” When a life breaks apart, she says, God turns the wreck into rescue. She brought the story to the Florida Family CFO in 1972.
At the Florida Family CFO in 1972, Geraldine Conway walks campers through David’s refusal to take a threshing floor for free. David asks, “shall I offer the Lord that which costs me nothing?” He pays seventeen shekels of silver for the altar that stopped a plague.