Messages spoken at the New Hampshire Winni CFO 1969.
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A young man knocked at Ruth Robison’s door at eleven at night, and handed her a gift box holding a loaded pistol, the life he had decided not to end. Closing the 1969 New Hampshire Winni CFO, she holds that “love always pushes just a little” and that a prayer group releases God’s power only once it has learned to love on that level.
Reg Goff builds his talk on Psalm 91 around a young eagle that stays safe on a cliff ledge only by keeping close to its parent, while the “prodigal” eaglet wanders off alone. He also describes feeling unseen hands squeeze his shoulders in warning, moments before a truckload of men crossed a dark desert road ahead of his car. He preached this to the New Hampshire Winni CFO in 1969.
Margaret Timms opens the 1969 New Hampshire Winni CFO with a family recipe that had lost its original ingredients over years of careless cooking. She compares it to how easily the camps could drift from the founding vision of seeking first the kingdom.