Messages spoken at the 1989 Illinois CFO
Illinois CFO 1989:
6 messages.
The 1989 Illinois CFO met at Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, from June 19 to June 24, 1989. The speaker was Marcia Brown, who spoke on the subjects of Camps Farthest Out History, Christian Living, Faith, Forgiveness, Jesus, Love and Prayer. Choose a message below to listen.
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Speaking to the Illinois CFO in 1989, Marcia Brown teaches relinquishing and committing through Roland Brown’s long struggle with a fear of flying, and through the hula lessons she took in Honolulu under the eyes of her husband and Glenn Clark.
Marcia Brown remembers for the 1989 Illinois CFO the camp that changed her family and her church, including the summer she corrected Glenn Clark’s galley proofs on Star Island.
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Marcia Brown asks the 1989 Illinois CFO for faithful reproduction rather than mere resemblance, quoting the disciple who looked at the Master and saw what he himself could become.
Marcia Brown moves the 1989 Illinois CFO from secrecy into forgiveness and agreement, unpacking the Greek behind two or three agreeing as a harmony rather than a majority.
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Marcia Brown continues her laws of prayer, appeals for Glenn Clark’s recorded talks to be written down, and tells of the stranger who pulled her from a wrecked car and never sent a bill. From the Illinois CFO in 1989.
For the Illinois CFO in 1989, Marcia Brown draws the lake and its three-level island to explain what CFO is for, then turns to the early rising that Glenn Clark, Kagawa and Starr Daily had in common.
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