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Precious in the sight of the LORD is the deathof his saints Psalm 116:15...Gailya Devota Myers (Sister Gail) completed her journey onJune 5, 2009 at 10:30 A.M. in Virginia. Bornto parents Nora and Gale Myers on April 23,1919, she was called to carry the gospel toMexico. Sis Gail spent her life ministering toMexico, Panama, San Blas Islands and Co-lumbia Her. Homecoming Celebration wasJune 18, 2009 at the Bristow campgrounds.The scripture in Job 14 : 5 Seeing his daysare determined, the number of his monthsare with thee.. was brought home when thetiming of her death coincided with Bristowcamp meeting. How she loved being therewith all her friends! Thursday morning ser-vice was dedicated to the homecoming cel-ebration of Gail Myers! The crowd stood inhushed reverence as her casket was carriedpast a line of honorary pallbearers one lasttime to the front at Bristow camp meet-ing.

The service was a fitting tribute to thissoldier of faith. It seemed all attendingand participating in the service felt we were part of our churchhistory in this salute to a legend.

Countless times Sis. Gail had expressed her wish, �to die on amountaintop in Mexico with her boots on!� The passion ofher spirit still burned bright and her calling was still strong evenwhen her physical strength failed. When it was apparent to

everyone that her days on the mission field were completedshe continued to �make plans� to return just as soon as, �Shegot to feeling better!� At her death her �boots� may not havebeen planted on a mountain top in Mexico, but her heart was

there!Sister Gail leaves behind countless �spiritualsons and daughters�. Her legacy of pioneer-ing churches, building training centers, radiobroadcasts and financial support for the min-istry still lives on across Mexico and CentralAmerica. Her legacy will live on, not only inher work, but also in our hearts.

Brother Neil Bridges, the President of FullGospel Holiness Missions led the service andshared stories of her courage, determinationand dedication.

Brother Fred Wiley read the obituary quot-ing Shakespeare�s Mark Antony , �Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend meyour ears; I come to bury Caesar, not topraise him;�The good is oft interred

with their bones� He shared that we came together today notjust to bury, but to praise Sis. Gail, and we would not be inter-ring the good she had done. Her work will live on through theministers and churches in Mexico and Central America.Joe and Sharon Armbrister moved us to tears with their beau-tiful rendition of Welcome to Heaven!

Sis. Gail D. MyersApril 23, 1919 - June 5, 2009

(See, Gail Myers, Page 3)

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Greetings, dear readers! The lifeof every Christian is based upon prayer.The most praying man in the Bible is Jesus.No one prayed more than Him. He spentthe night in prayer not only in the gardenbut many times upon the mountain. TheBible also tells us the name of the firstpraying man � Enos. His name means�death�. Men pray when they realize thatthey are going to die.

The ministry of every evangelistis based upon prayer. Praying Hydeprayed for weeks with very little sleep orfood. Charles G. Finney sent his menbefore him to pray for a city. They renteda hotel and prayed day and night until bythe time that Finney arrived the bars wereready to close and the factories shut downto hear the preaching of the gospel.

The ministry of the circuit riderswho brought the gospel to the Americanfrontier was based on prayer. PeterCartwright stopped at an inn to spend thenight, unaware that there was a dancescheduled that night. A young womandecided to be funny and asked the fa-mous preacher to dance with her. PeterCartright took her hand and led her ontothe floor and spoke to the room. �I neverdo anything without asking God�s bless-ing on it.� He began to pray and the younggirl fell to her knees and began to begGod to save her. They started a revivalthere that night.

A ministry based upon prayer willproduce a minister with a good attitude �

a good spirit. Bro. Lester Moore toldyoung preachers, �You�re attitude willmake or break you.� You can preachthe truth, but your preaching can be soharsh that the truth is hidden behind theattitude. The Gospel of Christ is holyand lovely. You cannot leave the holyout of the gospel, but neither can youleave out the lovely. You can feed hogscorn, or you can take large ears of it andhit them over the head. If you hit themhard and long enough you will kill theminstead of feed them. It is not alwayswhat you preach, but how you preach it,that can win or lose souls.

One pastor was asked if he everinvited anyone to church. �No,� he re-plied, �they know where the church isand if they want to come, they will.� Thatpreacher had a loveless attitude and thatspirit will never win souls to Christ. Hereminds me of the story that the old warhorse of the east, Elder Vince Wilson,told. He heard a man loudly ask God forignorance. Bro. Vince said, �He doesn�tneed to ask God for more of it, he�s al-ready blessed with plenty.�

One of the key parts of this lov-ing attitude is patience � Patience withpeople and patience with the timing ofGod�s work. I heard of one man�s prayerfor patience. �God give me patience andgive it to me RIGHT NOW,� he said.But we�re only going to get patiencewhen we patiently endure persecution(Romans 5:3). Elijah got impatient withGod in I Kings 19:4. He asked God tokill him. If he had just been a little morepatient and waited around in Jezreel afew more days, Jezebel would have takencare of that for him.

Elijah didn�t really want to die.He wanted to see God�s work advanceand he lost patience in the midst of tribu-lation. But when God got through withhim Elijah was willing to wait. He wentand threw his mantle over Elisha andElisha liked the feeling of that mantle somuch that he followed Elijah around forthe next several years waiting to own it.

Editor Ralph Cox

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trust in her! Brother Darrell shared his memories of Sister Gailand a poem he had written for her.

Who is Gail Myers?A woman, a preacher, a teacher, a mis-

sionary, a friend, a companion, a pioneer,a legend.

A founder, a president, an administrator, amanager, an author, a navigator, a trav-

eler who went by air, land & sea.To bring the Gospel to the last, the lost &

the least.By car, by truck, by train & plane, even

by horse, burro & bus.She paddled &

peddled, abicycle too, allto preach theGospel, to me

& to you.

The Toliver Triodid a beautiful jobon Is This Notthe Land ofBeulah.BrotherDan Robertsbrought the clos-ing prayer and re-

marks. As the crowd passed by to pay their lastrespect the Milikens sang a selection of songs in-cluding.. Thank you for giving to the Lord.. Iam a life that was changed.. A song that wasechoed in the hearts of hundreds that said theirfinal goodbye to Gail Myers.

The pallbearers were: Aaron Brock Darrell TolliverDarrell Meadows,Floyd Parks, JoeArmbrister JohnDavid Long. Hon-orary Pallbearersincluded NeilBridges Ben ShawDan Roberts,Manuel GuerraIgnacio MoralezMike Flowers ,DonRich, Leon Richand Tommy Tolliver. Interpreter MartiBette from Panama

interpreted the entire service to the ministers and families fromMexico.

Brother Don Rich shared memories and used the scriptures inRomans 10:14-15  How then shall they call on him in whomthey have not be-lieved? and how shallthey believe in him ofwhom they have notheard? and how shallthey hear without apreacher?  And howshall they preach, ex-cept they be sent? asit is written, Howbeautiful are the feetof them that preachthe gospel of peace,and bring glad tidingsof good things! Em-phasizing the last part of that verse..how beautifulare the feet of them that preach the gospel.

Donita Wiggins reminded us of the call that we all asChristians can answer when she sung Cosechar(Harvestime in Spanish) Recuerdos (memories)were shared by Brother Ignacio Moralez , Presidentof Full Gospel Missions of Mexico. Brother ManuelGuerra shared hisstory how SisterGail would come totheir village until hisentire family hadbeen saved andfilled with the HolyGhost. He toldhow Sister Gailhelped his start hisministry and laterradio ministry.Tears ran down hisface as he sharedthe last time he waswith Sister Gailhow she took his hand and asked for his promiseto keep preaching the gospel. The Eastern Gatewas sung as a congregational led by Brother JoeArmbrister.

Brother Ben Shaw brought the main message andhad us laughing and crying as he challenged anyman there to step in her footsteps. He read to u sthe Proverbs 31 woman. He brought Sister Gail�slegacy to life as he compared her life to each scrip-ture in the chapter. He said Sister Gail was totallydevoted and married to her work and her �husband�Jesus�and the heart of her �husband� Jesus, does safely

"Even the Youth...ShallMount Up with Wings as

the Eagles."

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David Brock IICharity Tabernacle Cold, Springs KY

A SPONTANEOUS HESITATION

Spontaneous- Occurring naturallywithout planning....

Pentecostal Holiness people aresupposed to be spontaneous when itcomes to the Spirit of God. Often wehesitate to long in obeying theunctioning of the Holy Ghost. Peterspontaneously obeys Christ�s commandand walks on the water. Isaiah sponta-neously offers himself to God. But justas important as a spontaneous reactionto the Holy Ghost, there must be aspontaneous hesitation to the Devil�sdeals.

In Genesis 25, there were two teenagetwin boys in this story. Their nameswere Esau and Jacob. Their birth wasvery unique. Esau was born first and ashe was being delivered somethinggrabbed a hold of his heel and itwouldn�t let go. It was Jacob. (Andyou thought your brothers and sisterswere a pest.) As they grew older, Esaubecame a man of the field and becamea hunter. Jacob was a plain man andtended to the cattle which were inthose days the perfect employment.

They were around 15 years old whenone day Jacob was selling pottagewhich was like a stew and here comeEsau in from hunting all day and was

faint. Esau smells the pottage and saysto Jacob, �Feed me I pray thee forI�m faint (starving half to death.) Jacobsays, �Sell me this day thy birth-right?� He makes Esau a deal. Whatis his birthright? Well, I�m glad youasked. First of all, next to the father thefirstborn had superiority over the restof the family. Secondly, the firstborngot a double portion of his father�sinheritance. There were other privi-leges that came with the birthright. Hesays to himself, �I�m at the point ofdeath so what good is this birthright.�He despised his birthright. Jacob makeshim swear to him. Esau DOES NOThesitate he says, SOLD! SOLD!SOLD! SOLD!

The Devil wants to make a deal withyou for your birthright. Your birthright isyour salvation, the Holy Ghost, yourconvictions, and your destination. But,there must be a spontaneous hesitationwhen you hear an offer from thedeceiver. Satan will do what ever ittakes to get you to say �YES� to hisdeal. If you fail to hesitate and you signon the dotted line, he�ll give you morethan you thought just so you�ll feel likeyou got a good deal. Jacob gave Esaubread with his pottage to make the deallook better, but it didn�t take him long torealize he should�ve hesitated. Thebirthright meant more to him than hethought. He wasn�t as faint as hethought he was. He exaggerated justfor the here and now and it cost himeverything. He despised his birthrightuntil he became aware of its value andthen it was too late.

Young folks, you must realize the valueof your birthright. If you don�t the devilwill entice you with a deal and the fleshwon�t let you hesitate to say �SOLD.�Just like in fishing you try to entice thatfish to bite the bait while all the whilethe hook is waiting inside. Prov.1:10states My son, if sinners entice thee,consent thou not. Jam.1:14 says Butevery man is tempted, when he isdrawn away of his own lust, andenticed. Satan is fishing for you andusing whatever it takes to entice you

and get you to bite. You must have aspontaneous hesitation before youchomp down on what you think is goodfor you.

There�s been a multitude of people thatdidn�t spontaneously hesitate and tookthe Devil up on his offer. People suchas Lot who chose Sodom & Gomorrahover Abraham, Achan who chose theBabylonian garment, 200 shekels ofsilver, and a wedge of gold over hisfamily, then there�s Demas who chosethe world over Paul. But you don�thave to look in the Bible to see peoplewho�ve taken the Devil�s offer withoutconsidering what they were doing.How many friends of ours that at onetime worshipped with us and was in ouryouth groups and choirs and becausethey didn�t hesitate to the enticer�soffer, he reeled them in. Even if yougain the whole world, it�s still not agood deal. What good is it to have a fullbelly but an empty soul?

Somewhere along the way you willbecome faint and the devil will be thereto make you a deal. Instead of jumpingat the deal and living for the present, letthere be a spontaneous hesitationbecause Is.40:28-31tells us Hast thounot known? Hast thou not heard,that the everlasting God, the Lord,the creator of the ends of the earth,fainteth not, neither is weary? Thereis no searching for his understand-ing. He giveth power to the faint,and to them that have no might heincreaseth strength. Even theYOUTH shall faint and be weary,and the YOUNG men shall utterlyfall: But they that wait upon the Lordshall renew their strength; they shallmount up with wings as eagles; theyshall run, and not be weary; andthey shall walk, and not faint. Theremust be a spontaneous hesitation whenthe deceiver makes us a deal.

It�s been a pleasure to have spoken toyou in these few articles. Thanks toBro. Parks for asking me. May GodBless You

Bro. David Brock Jr.

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Sister Gail was then taken to Tennes-see for a service there with family mem-bers and to be buried beside her mother.The work continues in Mexico, Panama,and Colombia with approximately 150churches/pastors being supported, andsome of the Mexicans have immigratedto the US and have started churcheshere.  The board members include: Neil Bridges, John David Long, BenShaw, Darrell Toliver, Dan Roberts andMike Flowers.  Debbie Flowers is thenew secretary, and the new missionaddress is: PO Box 1547  Edinburg, TX 78540-1547.  Bro Danny has put to-gether a pictorial CD of her life andwork and also CD�s and DVD�s of theservice are available for $10.00 each.To purchase, please send the moneyand your name and address to DebbieFlowers at the new mission address.

If you spent any time with Gail Myersyou often heard her sing this song,sometimes in English, sometimes inSpanish 

Do Lord, O do Lord, O do remember me,�.Way beyond the blue.I�ve got a home in Glory Land, that outshines theSun, Way beyond the blue

He DOES remember you, Mama Gail�For God is not unrigh-teous to forget your work and labour of love, which ye have

shewed towardhis name, in thatye have minis-tered to the saints,and do minister. Hebrews 6:10.

Enjoy your newhome in gloryland.. Well done,thou good andfaithful servant -enter into the joysof the Lord. Restfrom your labor,your crown iswon, you fought agood fight!

-Donita Wiggins.  

Sis. Myers and only means oftransportation in much of the area of

her work.

Sis. Myers and and the geographytypical of mcuh of the area in which she

traveled

Her Last Days...By Nancy Edenfield

Being raised in holiness all of my life,the name Gail Myers had a special mean-ing to me. As a child, it was a treat whenSis. Gail would stay in our home and tellof her experiences on the mission field.As a young boy, my husband, Gary,shared the same love for her; so, whenthe Lord placed a special burden on hisheart to move her to Virginia to overseeher care, I felt it quite an honor.

Having the starting signs of Alzheimer,she was placed in a nursing home inEdinburg, Texas and there was no oneto see that she was properly cared for.So, in January 2005, we flew to Edinburgand brought her to Elkton, VA. Bro. Alvinand Sis. Donna Dovel, who have a smallassisted living facility in their home, of-fered to keep Sis. Gail there. We appre-ciate so much the kindness that theyshowed and thank them for their laborof love in caring for her during her stay

there.

At that point, she was able to get around pretty well on herown. She loved to go. I would take her out for lunch and, on afew occasions, put her in a wheelchair for a shopping trip. Ifyou knew Sis. Gail very well, you know what an independentperson she was. She didn�t really like the idea of having to bepushed around so every time I stopped to look at something, Iwould turn around and she would be gone. I would find herwheeling her way around, proving she could do it on her own!

Sis. Myers doing what she loved to do the best,sharingthe gospel of Jesus Christ

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Those were fun times for both of us.She loved to come to our house and visit.She would stay as many days at a timeas she could and always told me howgrateful she was for us. She said she hadno family so we were her family. Shewas �Mama Gail� to us. She would singall the verses of �Do Lord, Oh Do Re-member Me� in English and then in Span-ish. We heard it so much we could allsing along in Spanish with her! Even tillthe end of her life, she never missed alick! She spent the holidays with us, whenwe were home. She especially lovedChristmas time. Sitting for hours andwatching me decorate was a highlight forher! Most of all, sheloved to go tochurch. She at-tended faithfullywhile she was able.We were fortunateto be able to take herto BristowCampmeeting inBristow, OK, and toFairland Camp meet-ing in Fouke, AR. Sheenjoyed these trips somuch.

She was also asked to speak at a mis-sions conference in Roanoke, VA. Shespoke of how God needed a little lawnmower to get into the corners of the field.Some missionaries were the big ridingmowers that cut the easier lawns, but Godhad used her as a little push mower to gointo the tougher places- the �corners� shesaid. She had a great thought and didamazingly well!

In December, 2007, she suffered astroke. She had two hemorrhages on thebrain and the doctors said she would notlive through the day. But, in four daysshe was out of intensive care singingChristmas songs to the doctor. He couldnot believe it. He said this was totally im-possible! She had to be taken to a nurs-ing home for rehabilitation. She was suchan inspiration to the people who caredfor her. I can�t tell you how many nursesand residents alike read her book and wasso inspired by the life she had lived.

Because of her steadily declining health,we often wondered why the Lord waskeeping her here when it seemed life wasreally over for her. But, little did we know,her work was not done! One of her physi-cal therapists, Kim, told me a story oneday and I never had to question again.She said she went in every morning, aswell as several other nurses, to get herblessing from Mama Gail. She would prayfor them before they started their dailyroutine. But, this particular morning wasdifferent. She prayed for her then pattedher stomach and said, �It�s coming! Justhold on it�s coming!� Kim didn�t have aclue what she was talking about. She

couldn�t have chil-dren. Having fourmiscarriages, shehad never carried ababy over threemonths. But, theday she told me ofthe experience, shesaid, �I�m sixmonths pregnant! Iwas pregnant thenand didn�t know it�.The baby was born

in February and Kim took her to seeMama Gail just a few days before herpassing. Her faith in God made a lastingimpression in the lives many!

She would often cry and talk about howbad she wanted to go to Heaven. Shetalked of her mother, Bro. C.M. Butler,and other saints who had gone on andhow she wanted to go meet them. OnJune 5, 2009, that dream became a real-ity. I had been called to the nursing homeearlier in the week and knew her end wasvery near. Thursday evening and all thruthe night, we never left her side. As wetried to cool her fevered brow, we talkedand sang to her about Heaven. At 9:30that Friday morning, I was singing �IWon�t Have To Cross Jordan Alone�when she peacefully crossed over. I willalways cherish the moments I spent withher. They will forever be close to myheart. She left a legacy and may the workshe has done speak for her!

Sis. Nancy Edenfield

She was also asked to speak at amissions conference in Roanoke,

VA. She spoke of how God neededa little lawn mower to get into the

corners of the field. Some mission-aries were the big riding mowers

that cut the easier lawns, but Godhad used her as a little pushmower to go into the tougher

places- the �corners� she said.

From Georgia...

The Greek wordused for church

when Jesus said, �upon this rockI will build my church� is ekklesia whichmeans �a calling out.� So we could besafe to say that the church is the collec-tive body of Christians who have beencalled out of sin unto fellowship withJesus Christ.

We have the privilege of ministering toa unique part of the bride of Christ. Thisportion of the bride could rightfully becalled the church behind the wire. It isthose who are incarcerated have notbeen set free from their debt to societyand punishment for their crimes.

We have began a ministry called theLower Lights Evangelism & PrisonMinistries. With a burden that the wholecounsel of God needed to be taught andpreached in the Prison systems, we re-signed from pastoral work in July, 2006.This ministry is dependent upon theprovisions of our Lord through reviv-als, special services, and the support ofGod�s people as they feel the burden togive into this mission project.

Within the prison systems we have foundhearts that have never been touched bythe preaching of the full gospel. Imag-ine a island with over 50,000 people onit. Upon this Island there are diverse cul-tures from all over the world. This Is-land is the G eorgia Department of Cor-rections. These are hardened criminals,or just simply good boys and girls, ormen and women who made senselessdecisions or got with the wrong crowdat the wrong time. These include somepeople that should be, and some that inreality should not be in prison.

The longer we labor in this field the morewe realize the need of taking truth andencouragement to the church behind thewire.

Rev. Dennis L. MorganLower Lights Prison Ministry

P.O. Box 16654Dublin, Ga. 31040

(478)-272-3300

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Claremore, OKWestside Holiness Church

Labor Day FellowshipSept. 4-6

Spkr .............................. Bro. Joey HightPastor Darrell Meadow

918-640-6082g

Taylor Mill Pentecostal ChurchHomecoming, Sept. 7-13,

7:30 PM NightlySpeakers: Rev. Daniel Taylor, Rev.

Randy Webb, Rev. Kevin LloydPastor Clifton Galiher 859-356-0565

gFayette, AL

2nd Annual Tent MeetingSept. 7-11

7:00 PM................. Bro. Reid NicholsonPastor Jeff Schrader 205-442-3435 ir

205-932-8485g

Clover, SCEmmanuel Holiness ChurchCampmeeting, Sept. 9-11

10:00 AM.................... Visiting Minsiters7:30 PM...................... Rev. Jody SilversPastor Roy Ivey 803-222-7480 or 704-

747-2338g

Shanks, WVEvangel Holiness Church

Annual Christian Heritage RevivalSept. 9-13

Spkr ............................ Bro. Rocky KirkPastor Kenneth Powers Jr. 304-822-

7772 or 540-771-0177g

Glade Springs, VAHighway of Holiness

Annual Campmeeting, Sept. 10-1210:00 AM................... To Be Announced7:00 PM..................... To Be Announced

RV spaces and call for motelsPastor Tracy Puckett 276-429-2798 or

276-451-0981g

Robertsdale, ALSouls Harbor Holiness Church

6th Annual Fellowship, Sept. 11-12(Held at Loxley Civic Center, Loxley AL)

Speakers:Bro. Jamie Holcomb, Bro. Noah Phillips,

Bro. David NoePastor Robin nelson 251-223-1022 or

251-223-1022

Glenwood, ARMt. Tabor Campmeeting

Campmeeting, Sept. 10-13Day Spkr .................... Visiting MinistersNight Spkr ................ Bro. Terry Guthrie

Pastor Anthony Woods870-356-4994

gSapulpa, OK

Sapulpa Holiness CampAnnual Fellowship Revival

Sept. 14-18 & 21-25Night Spkr ................. To Be Announced

Contact Bro. Larry Wood 918-704-1474

gBlair, OK

House of PrayerFellowship Meeting, Sept. 18-20

10:00 AM.................... Visiting Minsiters6:00 PM.......................... Youth Services7:30 PM...................... Bro. Jeff Wilcher

Pastor Carl Page 580-563-2876g

Eucha, OKLandmark Holiness Church16th Annual Homecoming,

Sept 18-2010:00 AM.................... Visiting Ministers7:30 PM...................Bro. Brent Gabbard

Pastor Floyd Parks918-253-8374

gCounty Line Holiness Church

Campmeeting, Sept. 15-1810:00 AM.................... Visiting MinsitersNight Spkr ................. Bro. Randy Webb

Pastor Mike Maxon Jr.903-667-2841

gHamilton, OH

Pentecostal Highway of HolinessHomecoming Meeting, Sept. 21-25

Day Spkr ..................... Bro. Tim Brimm6:30 PM.......................... Youth ServicesNight Spkr ..................... Bro. Joey Hight

Pastor Jerry Pascarella513-737-5184

gSumter, SC

Pocolla Holiness ChurchFellowship Meeting, Sept. 25-27

Day Spkr .................. Bro. David HortonNight Spkr .................Bro. Ralph Horton

Pastor Timothy Hudson803-481-3541

Youth Meeting

Blanchard, OKTrinity Holiness Church

Youth Fellowship, Sept. 11-12Saturday, 10:00 AM

Night Spkr ....................... Bro. Matt HomerPastor Lendell Birdsong 405-387-2346 or

Bro. Jarrod Mize 404-830-5946g

Russellville, ARBible Holiness Youth Retreat Sept 5-6

Fri. Spkr ........................... Bro. Matt HomerSat Spkr ........................ Bro. Stacy Holden

For more info call Joseph Snow 251-404-7487 Shaun Thompson 606-391-8530

gMobile, AL

Gulf Coast Holiness Youth RetreatSept 25 - 26

Fri. p.m. ........................ Bro. Stacy HoldenSat. a.m. .......................... Bro. David Webb

For info call Joseph Snow 251-404-7487Matt Homer 228-363-1757 Joey Dean 229-

423-6731g

Chatom, ALReynolds Holiness Church

3rd Annual Reynolds Holinesss YouthRetreat, Oct. 23-24

7:30 p.m.(Fri) .............. Bro. Michael Switzer11:00 a.m.(Sat) ........... Bro. Michael Switzer2:00 p.m. (Sat) ............................... Fun time

For info call Pastor Troy Bailey 251-847-

2464 or Rev. Larry West 251-847-6250

Fellowship, Camp Meetings

Hollister, FLTruth Holiness Church

13th Annual HomecomingAug. 16-21

Night Spkr ................... Rev. Wesley ArdContact: Bro. Alan Smith

386-684-6013g

Texarkana, ARHouse of Prayer

Labor Day Fellowship,Sept. 4-6

Day Spkr .............. Bro. Wendell PittmanNight Spkr ......... Bro. Bennie Sutherland

Pastor Shad McDonald903-277-4921

Special Services

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Branson, MOSouthern Missouri Ministers Conference

September 1-3

Tuesday 7:00 PM, Thurs. 10:00 AM : Bro.Lloyd Shuecraft

Wednesday 7:00 PM:  Bro. Bill ParksTuesday & Wednesday 10:00 AM: Bro.

Bro. Darrell Meadow & Bro. Steve Moore

Contact: Tracy Holden 417-499-2333, JoeyHight 417-255-5335, or Bro. David

Robinson

Special room rates at the Savannah HouseMotel. 1-800-335-2555

Ask for Southern MissouriMinisters Conference Rates.

Bond, KYBond Holiness Campmeeting

Oct. 6-9Morn. Spkr ..................... Bro. Bill Parks

& Visiting MinistersNight Spkr ........... Bro. B. D. Sutherland

(building new tabernacle)Contact: Bro. John Gabbard 606-364-3180

or Bro. Jeff Scalf 606-364-5881g

Branson, MOSettle Inn Resort & Conference Center

Pentecostal Ladies Retreat Oct. 7-9Speakers:

Sis. Bessie Galiher & Sis. Ruth BrimmContact: Tricia Hight 417-255-1703, BrendaGaliher 417-257-1055 or Ladona Blue 618-

697-5720www.pentecostalladiesretreat.com

gOzark, MO

Maranatha ChapelFellowship Services, Oct. 9-11

7:30 PM ...................... Bro. David HarrisonPastor Shane Pharris 417-268-7741

gKeller, TX

Florence Holiness ChurchTabernacle Rededication, Oct. 9-11

Fri. Night ............................. Rev. Carl PageSat. Night ................... Rev. Tommy ToliverSun. Morning ............ Rev. Lloyd Hubbard

Pastor Robert Sheffield 817-456-9684 or817-431-9806

gLake Placid, FL

New Life Holiness ChurchCampmeeting Oct. 13 - 16

10:00 a.m. ....................... Visiting Ministers6:00 p.m.. ............................. Youth Service7:30 p.m. ............... Bro. Russell McDonaldFor info call Bro. Rufus Caraway 863-990-

0054 or 863-993-0655g

Piedmont, ALCharlie Penny Road Holiness Church

Homecoming Services, Oct. 14-17Spkr ...................... Rev. Bennie Sutherland

(Homecoming Saturday 10:00 AM)Pastor Roger Boyd 256-283-5091 or Justan

Pruitt 256-847-1436g

Mount Airy, NCBoones Hill Emmanuel Holiness Church

Campmeeting, Oct. 14-1711:00 AM ....................... Visiting Ministers7:00 PM .............................Bro. Lynn Head

Pastor Tommy Jackson 336-786-6666

Oklahoma City, OKMt. Vernon Holiness Church

Fellowship Meeting, Oct. 15-1810:00 AM ....................... Visiting Minsiters7:30 PM .......................... Bro. Davy Boggs

Pastor Rickey Searcy 405-636-4206g

Decatur, TXCalvary Holiness Church

Fellowship Meeting, Oct. 15-1810:00 AM .................... Bro. Mike Maxon Jr.

& Visiting Ministers7:30 PM ......................... Bro. Randy Webb

Pastor David Uselton662-623-9996

gThayer, MO

Midway Pentecostal ChurchFall Fellowship Meeting, Oct. 22-25

Day Spkr ............... Bro. Jimmy Jon MillikinNight Spkr ................ Rev. Darrell Meadow

Pastor Don Tabor 417-264-2958g

Elkton, VABible Holiness Church

Annual Fellowship Meeting, Oct. 22-257:30 PM ................ Bro. Russell McDonald6:00 PM ............................... Youth Service10:00 AM ................. Bro. SHad McDonald

Pastor Matt Homer 540-405-7557 or PhilSponaugle 540-255-5719

From Florida...This is Bro Jeff Raisor from CrystalSprings, Florida. My wife and I are pioneering a HolinessChurch in Florida. We are now buying a Church in CrystalSprings. It is a country Church built in 1968 and has beenempty for 2 years and we are buying it from a Baptist

Church. The purchase price is $150,000.00 and it has 2 acres of ground with a fellow-ship hall and a small 1969 trailer for us to live in. We prayed earnestly over this Churchand felt the leading of God to step out on faith and pioneer a Holiness Church. Wesought advice from Godly men such as Bro Hisel Carpenter, Bro Chris Whiffen, Bro DavidLamb and Bro Carlos Burdine on this Church and they all prayed with us for this Church.Bro Hisel Carpenter walked the grounds with us before purchasing the Church andlooked over the buildings also. Bro Carpenter has been a great advisor to us in our effortswith the Church as other Holiness men have too.It is our burden for this area to win souls for God. We started on Easter Sunday Morningand now it will soon be 3 months and we are seeing the GREAT HAND OF GOD movingfor us. We actually started with only 4 of us and that is including my wife and myself andnow we have 16. We had a furniture store just this last week donate a big huge deepfreeze to our Church. My wife and another sister is putting up vegetables and sellingthem to raise money for the debt of the Church. We had a business donate things as welllike a fire extinguisher and many other things. We have been out knocking on doors andnow we are starting to pass out tracts and many other things I have a vision for this areathat God is going to help us build a Holiness Church right here. Our Church name isCalvary Pentecostal Mission and our address is P.O. Box 474 Crystal Springs, Florida33524 and our phone # is 813-277-4095. Thank-you and God Bless you!

Bro Jeff & Sis Tracy Raisor

Moss Point, MSTrinity Pentecostal Tabernacle

Fellowship Meeting,Nov. 11-14

Day Spkr ...........................Bro. Joey HightNight Spkr ..................... Bro. Randy Webb

Pastor Russell McDonald228-990-8329