Thomas Carruth urges love that is practiced, spoken, and offered widely, using stories to show why a response to hatred must begin at home.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
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The 1963 Kentucky Lake CFO met at Kenlake Hotel, KY Lake State Park, Hardin, in October 1963. The speakers were Bernis "Bernie" Warfield, Gertrude Dekock Keehn and Thomas Carruth, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Discipline, Faith, Forgiveness, Guidance, Kingdom Living, Love, Prayer and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.
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View My FavoritesThomas Carruth urges love that is practiced, spoken, and offered widely, using stories to show why a response to hatred must begin at home.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
Bernie Warfield explores meditation through moonlight in a dark well and a story of three climbers, reflecting on light, attention, and perseverance.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
Thomas Carruth explores the costly work of surrender in relationships, contrasting domination and passivity with loving service to others.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn encourages hearing scripture personally by placing one's name in it and explores surrender that allows speech to reflect God's guidance.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn draws on Philippians 2 to explore spirit and body, sharing her response to stolen furs as an example of freedom from anxious attachment.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963
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Gertrude Dekock Keehn encourages listening in silence before acting and shares a sunrise vision she understands as a picture of spiritual growth.
Camp & Year: Kentucky Lake CFO 1963