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On the closing morning, Frank Laubach admits that a seminary education left him believing for twenty years that Christ was only a memory. Then a night alone on Signal Hill in the Philippines convinced him that Christ was alive. He says the Nebraska CFO in 1966 proved that conviction true again.
Frank Laubach retells how Paul dictated joyful letters while chained in a Roman dungeon, then describes flashing a light across photographs of absent friends at night in Mindanao. Speaking to the 1966 Nebraska CFO, he asks campers to help fund a literacy worker’s plea from famine-stricken Kerala.
At the Nebraska CFO in 1966, Mignon Worley continues her series on the paintings of the Passion. She describes Peter’s threefold restoration by the Sea of Galilee and the words “Feed my sheep.” She also tells of a storm-bound flight to a CFO gathering, on which she says God showed her a “blue runway” opening in the clouds.
In a message to the 1966 Nebraska CFO, Frank Laubach teaches that Christ enters only a life that is willing to make him ruler. He recounts Roland Brown’s dream of Jesus, who refused to enter his mind unless he could sit on its throne.
Mignon Worley narrates the story behind her Last Supper painting for the Nebraska CFO in 1966. She describes Judas slipping into Peter’s usual seat beside Jesus, and the washing of the disciples’ dirty feet. She comes to the moment when Jesus tells him, “Ye are not all clean,” before Judas leaves to betray him.
At the Nebraska CFO in 1966, Frank Laubach speaks to young campers who are headed overseas. Giving to the needy, he tells them, sends a bank account on ahead into heaven. He points them to Jesus’ words in Luke 12:33.