Recordings From the Southern California CFO 1960

Messages spoken at the 1960 Southern California CFO

Southern California CFO 1960:

4 messages.

The 1960 Southern California CFO met at Redlands University, Redlands, from June 25 to August 15, 1960. The speakers were Hannah Hurnard, Norman Elliott and Ruth Robison, and they spoke on the subjects of Faith, Healing, Prayer, Spiritual Growth and The Holy Spirit. Choose a message below to listen.

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  1. The Greatest Argument For an Oak Tree

    Prayer is less a matter of begging from a distance than an attitude of trust that the answer is already built into things. The greatest argument for an oak tree, Norman Elliott says, would be an acorn. He offers the 1960 Southern California CFO at Redlands the healed stutter of Hannah Hurnard as evidence.

  2. Breathing In the Presence of Christ

    Reading Paul’s charge to present your bodies a living sacrifice, Hannah Hurnard asks campers at the 1960 Southern California CFO at Redlands to notice their own breathing. Every breath is a reminder that God is offering his life to them. With each one they are to become Christ conscious rather than self conscious.

  3. Chilly Thoughts and the Common Cold

    Hannah Hurnard walks through the Beatitudes one by one, showing how each is mirrored in a part of the body. Clear eyesight rewards those willing to see another person’s point of view, and joints stiffen when long suffering is refused. She gives this teaching at the 1960 Southern California CFO at Redlands.

  4. The Prayer I Put In His Hand

    Ruth Robison teaches the gifts of the risen Christ and then the barrier of unbelief that blocks healing, remembering writing out a prayer and folding it into a dying man’s hand so he could hold it through the night. Given at the Southern California CFO at Redlands in 1960.

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