Recordings From the Kentucky Lake CFO 1967

Messages spoken at the 1967 Kentucky Lake CFO

Kentucky Lake CFO 1967:

3 messages.

The 1967 Kentucky Lake CFO met at Kenlake Hotel, KY Lake State Park, Hardin. The speakers were Estelle Carver and Rev. Joe Bishop, and they spoke on the subjects of Christian Living, Discipline, Family, Jesus and Spiritual Growth. Choose a message below to listen.

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  1. A Well-Fed Donkey In a Paddock

    At the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1967, Estelle Carver confesses that she sold her car and sent the savings abroad as food parcels to war-stricken families. She called herself “a well-fed donkey in a paddock” while others went hungry. She then works through three movements of daily spiritual discipline.

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  2. My Mother Sat Up All Night

    Estelle Carver mourns the collapse of family devotion. She recalls how her own mother eased a childhood terror of hellfire by sitting up with her through the night, and she asks why so many campers say no parent ever spoke to them of Jesus. The talk was given at the Kentucky Lake CFO in 1967.

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  3. Beyond Every Human Category

    Arguing to the 1967 Kentucky Lake CFO that the New Testament figure of Jesus fits no human category at all, neither prophet nor genius nor hero nor martyr, Joe Bishop sets him in turn against Buddha, Shakespeare and Pascal. A rebuttal of the Passover Plot theory and a grandfather’s two very different table graces sit either side of the argument.

    • By: Rev. Joe Bishop

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