Keith,
how is it that we have never met? I lived in Baton Rouge 1983-89. I went to Victory Fellowship. The best man in my wedding went to Bethany in Baker. I met Ted through him, did not really get to know him. Doug and I went to Bethany college of missions in Minneapolis. He later went to Moscow and married a girl from Russia. His name is Doug Davis. A couple of guys in our church worked for J. Swaggart in his recording studio and knew Glen. They always spoke highly of him.
I also went through a period of disappointment in the church and the body. Really more about me than the church. Wrong thinking and unrealistic expectations.
I am in Idaho and working for a Catholic Neurosurgeon. I had him look at the latest video about the elections and he wanted to show it to his bible study. That is how I found your site. Catholics and bible study-wow. God will move where hearts are open. When I was in Baton Rouge I dated a Catholic girl who’s father was the head of Knights of Columbus for the area. Leo Segella, still the best example of a loving father I have seen.
I met my wife at bible school. We met a couple from New Zealand who knew David Ravenhill. He was on staff at KC fellowship. We were lucky enough to go there and meet the Ravenhills and experience the early movement there. Pastor Bickle really impacted me for a long time.
My sister in law lives in Melbourne.
So I guess you can see why I was a little excited when I read about your journey. I pray the Lord continues to bless you and grow your heart as he already has. I have turned my boss onto your site. I thank you for all you have put into it.
Long time no see! It’s so strange how people move on and what happens next.
I see you’re involved with IHOP somehow or other – I’m now part of Newfrontiers, which is pretty similar to NCMI, from what I can establish. I’ve now given up my well paid job in the Oil industry and work full time for the church – I’m sort of a youth leader and administrator at the same time.
I live in the UK, in a town called Great Yarmouth. On paper, I’m still single, but I’m seeing a lot of one of the other youth leaders and I’ve just asked one of the elders to keep me accountable on all this.
Ummm, how do I sum up the past 4 years? I don’t think I can!
Keith,
how is it that we have never met? I lived in Baton Rouge 1983-89. I went to Victory Fellowship. The best man in my wedding went to Bethany in Baker. I met Ted through him, did not really get to know him. Doug and I went to Bethany college of missions in Minneapolis. He later went to Moscow and married a girl from Russia. His name is Doug Davis. A couple of guys in our church worked for J. Swaggart in his recording studio and knew Glen. They always spoke highly of him.
I also went through a period of disappointment in the church and the body. Really more about me than the church. Wrong thinking and unrealistic expectations.
I am in Idaho and working for a Catholic Neurosurgeon. I had him look at the latest video about the elections and he wanted to show it to his bible study. That is how I found your site. Catholics and bible study-wow. God will move where hearts are open. When I was in Baton Rouge I dated a Catholic girl who’s father was the head of Knights of Columbus for the area. Leo Segella, still the best example of a loving father I have seen.
I met my wife at bible school. We met a couple from New Zealand who knew David Ravenhill. He was on staff at KC fellowship. We were lucky enough to go there and meet the Ravenhills and experience the early movement there. Pastor Bickle really impacted me for a long time.
My sister in law lives in Melbourne.
So I guess you can see why I was a little excited when I read about your journey. I pray the Lord continues to bless you and grow your heart as he already has. I have turned my boss onto your site. I thank you for all you have put into it.
Hi Keith!
Long time no see! It’s so strange how people move on and what happens next.
I see you’re involved with IHOP somehow or other – I’m now part of Newfrontiers, which is pretty similar to NCMI, from what I can establish. I’ve now given up my well paid job in the Oil industry and work full time for the church – I’m sort of a youth leader and administrator at the same time.
I live in the UK, in a town called Great Yarmouth. On paper, I’m still single, but I’m seeing a lot of one of the other youth leaders and I’ve just asked one of the elders to keep me accountable on all this.
Ummm, how do I sum up the past 4 years? I don’t think I can!
God Bless, and let me know how you’re getting on!
Nick