Helping preachers to proclaim, and all Christians to hear, the transforming Word of God
posted by Milton Stanley at 9:38 AM
Don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind so that you may be able to determine what God's will is -- what is proper, pleasing, and perfect. - Rom. 12:2
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14 Comments:
This is great news, Milton, both for the Stanley family and for North Penn Church of Christ. I'm happy for you!
Congrats and Praise God!
and that's close to me. maybe 2 hours or less
I know some North Penn people from camp manatawny, and I am sure they will get you involved with camp soon.
welcome to this part of the world. hope to see you at camp, too.
brian
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Great news, Milton.
I'm sure you'll be blessed there - as will the church.
Congrats on the move. May God bless the ministry/work there.
Thanks, brothers.
Brian, I look forward to meeting you in person.
Peace.
Congrats Milton. Peace & blessings to you and the church.
Sorry to hear you have to be a pastor again! I kid, I kid. PA is beautiful and they need you!
Thanks, Dan and Jeff. And you can relax: at least for now I'm not taking on the role of pastor, only preacher and minister.
Milton,
Yes, this was a blessing to hear.
I noticed the new church has a 1 PM Sunday service. That's unusual. My old church used to have a 1 PM service and the pastor said he was always running on fumes by the time 1 PM rolled around.
Then again, this presents the perfect opportunity for the church to regularly meet for lunch after the first service and before the second. Might go a long way toward bridging the communities that inhabit the two services. Great community builder.
Look at me. Already I'm giving advice.
I'll shut up now and just say congrats.
Thanks, Dan, for your best wishes and your advice.
Congratulations Milton. Be assured of our prayers for you and the family, Church, and new ministry role.
Be encouraged!
GBYAY
Thank you, John.
Very glad to hear it!
Thanks, Matt.
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