Messages given at various Camps Farthest Out by Ellen de Kroon Stamps
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At the 1971 Tennessee CFO, Ellen de Kroon Stamps preaches on becoming light rather than darkness. She uses an unlit candle to picture a life with no wick for Christ to burn. She also recalls confessing money she stole as a girl, and mailing the apology at three in the morning.
Ellen de Kroon Stamps describes being guided by God with his eyes. A last-minute visa let her carry Bibles across a closed border. She also tells the 1971 Tennessee CFO of a young believer stalked daily by secret police, who claimed the promise to be covered “with his feathers.”
At the Tennessee CFO in 1971, Ellen de Kroon Stamps opens a discipleship series with her own path from hospital nursing into full-time ministry. She pictures Paul’s arrest warrants for Damascus as letters he dropped and never picked up again, once he could say that to live is Christ.
Ellen de Kroon Stamps preaches obedience as the law of a disciple’s life. She recalls for the Tennessee CFO in 1971 the night she finally surrendered an engagement ring to Jesus. She also tells of an address hidden in an unopened Bible page to reach believers past hostile customs officers.