Messages spoken at the 1990 Maryland CFO
Maryland CFO 1990:
7 messages.
The 1990 Maryland CFO met at Salisbury State University, Salisbury, from June 17 to June 22, 1990. The speaker was Marcia Brown, who spoke on the subjects of Camps Farthest Out History, Faith, Jesus, Love and Prayer. Choose a message below to listen.
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Closing at the Maryland CFO in 1990, Marcia Brown likens relinquishment to Roland Brown’s slow conquest of his fear of flying, and to an aircraft flown on a beam: turn on, tune in, follow it. Third of three sessions.
Marcia Brown gives newcomers to the 1990 Maryland CFO an orientation to the movement and to the shape of the camp day, casting Glenn Clark as preacher, teacher and coach at once.
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Marcia Brown tells the Maryland CFO in 1990 again how she and Roland Brown reached their first camp. She remembers Glenn Clark leaving loose ends all week and gathering them into a bouquet at the end, and the forty-five shut-ins who prayed for a divided Chicago church.
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Marcia Brown lingers over a love with no ragged edges that never tires and shuts no one out, tracing it through John 13-17 and 1 John for the Maryland CFO in 1990.
Continuing at the Maryland CFO in 1990, Marcia Brown works from the law of agreement in Matthew 18 to the mustard seed she wears, closing with the shadow that crossed the road before a car wreck near Paul’s Valley. Second of three sessions.
At the Maryland CFO in 1990, Marcia Brown opens her teaching on prayer with the law of love and the law of secrecy. She recalls a Birmingham prayer circle that corrected how she sat, and Rufus Mosley asking the Lord to fix his prayer up. First of three sessions.
Before the Maryland CFO in 1990, Marcia Brown urges deliberate time with God, retelling Glenn Clark’s parable of three doors into the kingdom of love and pressing the difference between having love and being it.