The Morning Star E-Journal • 1 Table of Contents
Mobilizing for the Last Battle by Rick Joyner ...... 3
The Restoration of America: William McGuffey and The McGuffey Eclectic Readers by Karla Perry ...... 6
John Adams by Maryanne Hardiman ...... 10
Three Deadly EMP Myths the U.S. Government Won't Talk About by Damien Campbell ...... 15
A National Check-Up by Rick Joyner ...... 19
MFM Directory ...... 29
2 • The Morning STar E-Journal Mobilizing for the Last Battle by Rick Joyner
he ultimate battle between light and darkness has already begun. The end of this age is near, Tbut the excitement is far from over. These are the days that the prophets and righteous of old longed to see, and we get to live in them. There may not have been a greater honor than this, but also there may have never been a greater responsibility. Being responsible begins with understanding the times and our place in them. Then we must make an intentional effort to be prepared. Soon those who have done this and those who have not will be easy to distinguish. Just as the biblical prophecies foretold, an army is gathering like no other that the world has ever seen. It will be both the irresistible force and the immovable object. Where it marches, it will conquer. Where it takes a stand, it will not be moved. That it is now gathering is one of the great signs that the end of this age is at hand, and the King will soon come to establish His kingdom. It is time to prepare the way for the Lord. The gospel of the kingdom must now be preached. Those who are mobilizing to help prepare the way for the Lord are the ones who, like it was said of Moses, see what others cannot see. They see Him who is unseen. If we truly see Him, we cannot help but to bow the knee to Him. If we truly see Him, we will obey Him. That is why we often see the term “the obedience of faith” in the New Testament. True faith obeys. If we see Him, we also know that victory is sure. Many claim that Christianity is the most arrogant of all the religions because we claim to be the only way to be reconciled to God. The truth is that if God sent His own Son to make the sacrifice that He did so that we could be reconciled, and we think that we can get there by our own efforts or on our own merit, wisdom, or strength and don’t need His provision, then we are the most arrogant of all creatures who have ever lived. The greatest arrogance of all is to not bow the knee to Him. Christianity is in truth the most humble of all of the religions, accepting and acknowledging our need for God as our Savior and our Lord. This is why God’s grace is given to the humble, and true humility is to bow the knee to Him in every way. The great army of God is now being mobilized in thousands of locations. It is going through basic training, a great emphasis upon the basics of the faith. Those who are the most successful in every field are those who do the basics best. Our foundations must be strengthened in the Lord for what is coming. This is our fortress, and our position is as impregnable as our devotion to His basic truth. However, His basic truth is much more than many suppose. The Book of Hebrews is considered the most theologically deep book of The Bible, yet the author lamented that he could only give his readers “milk” because they were too immature for solid food! (see Hebrews 5:12) We must grow up. To be strong in His truth begins with knowing His truth, and we are strong to the degree that we know them. We must be fortified in His Word, and a great love and hunger for His Word is coming upon His people.
Our Spiritual Weapons As we are commanded in I Corinthians 14:1, “Pursue love, and desire earnestly spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy .” The weapons of God’s army are not carnal but
The Morning Star E-Journal • 3 spiritual, and love is the most powerful weapon of God’s army. The gifts of the Spirit are how His love is demonstrated. Because our King is the Word, His communication through His people has always been the primary way He relates to the world, and prophecy is therefore to be esteemed among the gifts. Few things can impact a person like a word that they know came from the Lord just for them. As we are told in Acts 2:17-18, when the Lord pours out His Spirit the result is prophetic revelation—dreams, visions, and prophecy. We are also told here that this will be “in the last days ”. This is because at the end of this age we will need His guidance like never before. Even denominational leaders who previously embraced a theology that no longer believed the gifts of the Spirit operated in the church are now embracing and seeking the gifts of the Spirit which is evidence that we are in “the last days” when His Spirit is poured out upon all. This is certainly encouraging, but we must keep in mind why these are being so widely given now—we need to hear from the Lord clearly and accurately like we never have before. As remarkable as some of the prophetic gifts being demonstrated in these times are, they are still only a fraction of what they will be by the end of this age. What is soon coming upon God’s prophets will eclipse anything ever seen before, just as we are told in II Corinthians 3. The glory of the New Covenant will soon exceed anything ever seen under the Old Covenant, even what Moses saw. That is the sure Word of Scripture. As I was shown in The Vision of the Harvest I was given in 1987, noteworthy miracles are now becoming common. When I was a young believer in the early 1970s, it was noteworthy if anyone was healed of anything. A few evangelists and prophets saw much more consistent miracles, but overall miracles were rare. Now it is rare not to hear about extraordinary miracles almost every week. This is great but it is going to get much better. Great movements like The Vineyard, The Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship, and others kept raising the bar in believing God for miracles, healing, and deliverance, and God honored their growing faith. Even so, we are still a long way from walking in all of the authority we are called to and will need in the days to come. We must press on. We must also guard against being satisfied with where we are, or so familiar that we lose our appreciation for them. We need all of the gifts of the Spirit functioning in every local body. As the apostle wrote in I Corinthians 6-7, “the testimony concerning Christ was confirmed in you, so that you are not lacking in any gift .” The gifts of the Spirit are the living Christ manifesting Himself through His body, the church. When He is able to do all that He did when He walked the earth through our body, then His testimony is confirmed through us. This is part of what it means to be His body. The authority of the Lord in His faithful ones is increasing in these times, and we will need it. Even so, let us keep in mind that we only have spiritual authority to the degree that we abide in the King and He abides in us. We have our authority by being in the King. This is why we are told in II Corinthians 1:20, “For as many as may be the promises of God, in Him they are yes .” The New Covenant promises are available as we abide in Christ, never apart from Him. Those who walk in leadership in His church must lead by abiding in Him who is the Head of the church. Authority is a serious matter. To be entrusted with God’s own children is no light matter. If you entrusted your children to someone to take care of them and then came back and
4 • The Morning STar E-Journal found them sick, hungry, and filthy, you would not be happy! It is the ultimate honor and privilege to be entrusted with the Lord’s own children, but it is also the ultimate responsibility. We do not want to try to do this by our own devices. It is crucial that His people are prepared for the times. A primary reason why the biblical prophets were sent to Israel and the other nations was to inform them about the times and to interpret the current events in the light of God’s purposes. This is still a primary function of prophetic ministry. In this we, too, must excel more by abiding in Him who knows all things. True prophetic ministry is hearing with His ears, seeing with His eyes, understanding with His heart, and equipping His people to do the same. A new resolve, a new seriousness, is coming upon His leaders now. Much of this is the result of them learning not to lead by their own strength and their own wisdom, but to seek His grace, His strength, and His wisdom. It also includes learning not to take people’s yokes, but to take the Lord’s yoke and follow Him. This will and is rejuvenating the leadership of the body of Christ, and the result of this will be a great strengthening of His people. We are exhorted in James 3:1, “Let not many of you become teachers, my brethren, knowing that as such we shall incur a stricter judgment .” The judgments pronounced against false teachers and false shepherds are even more severe than those pronounced against false prophets. Therefore, we must be devoted to truth, integrity, and settle it in the beginning that if we have been entrusted as a shepherd of the Lord’s sheep, we will lay down our own lives for them, resolving to only provide them with the very best spiritual food, training, and protection as they need it. We are seeing increasing signs that a recovery of basic honesty is transforming science. We will also see this in the church, where it has been needed just as much. There are many doctrines that whole movements are built on which have no basis in Scripture, but are rather built on human prejudices, or in reaction to failures, disappointments, or problems in the church. We will see those who have been so diverted begin to flow back toward the mainstream of the River of Life. Many relationships that have been severed must be healed, and we must be sensitive to any way to be restored to those we’ve been separated from. We must build bridges on the common ground that we have with other parts of the body of Christ, always treating those who are at least embracing the basic doctrines of the faith as sons and daughters of the King who deserve the greatest respect. Any of the ones we have not done this with will be missing from the battle, and this will leave a big hole in our lines of battle. We need each other now, but in the coming times we will desperately need each other. The ultimate battle between light and darkness is now upon us, and we will all need each other in it. God has so orchestrated them that we will ultimately even have to love each other. The sooner we get started doing this, the easier it will be for us in the times ahead.
Rick Joyner is the founder and executive director of MorningStar Ministries and Heritage International Ministries and is the senior pastor of MorningStar Fellowship Church. He is the author of more than forty books, including his latest, I See a New America, as well as The Final Quest, a worldwide bestseller. Rick is the president of The Oak Initiative, an interdenominational movement that is mobilizing Christians to be engaged in the great issues in our time. Rick and his wife, Julie, have five children: Anna, Aaryn, Amber, Ben, and Sam.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 5 The Restoration of America: William McGuffey and The McGuffey Eclectic Readers by Karla Perry
merican children of the mid-nineteenth century were essentially educated by the works of A one man, William Holmes McGuffey. The McGuffey Eclectic Readers sold 120 million copies between 1836 and 1920. These sales are comparable only to the Bible and Webster’s Dictionary.1 William Holmes McGuffey [1800-1873] began his educational profession at the age of fourteen after receiving a teaching certificate from his educator, Reverend William Wick. As instructed, he put an advertisement in the local paper that he would begin a four-month ses- sion of classes, six days a week, and eleven hours a day on the first day of September 1814. Forty-eight students assembled from the West Union, Ohio community, now Calcutta, Ohio. McGuffey drew his lessons primarily from the Bible.2 A traveling Presbyterian Pastor took notice of McGuffey’s teaching skills and offered to take him to reside in his home while he attended Old Stone Academy. McGuffey did so for the next four years. He then continued his education at Washington College for the next six years, where he worked the farm to pay for his education, taught, and studied. When he couldn’t afford to buy his books, he copied them longhand. Before completing his degree, he was offered to become a professor at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He accepted this position which he held for ten years before moving to Charlottesville, Virginia, where he would be a professor at the University of Virginia for twenty-eight years. Moreover, the Oxford Presbytery ordained him in 1829 as he loved to preach and demonstrated a superb ability to “communicate extemporaneously.”3 McGuffey believed that children’s textbooks were lacking efficiency in training children to read. Therefore, he began to assemble young children on his porch to experiment on how to best teach them to read. He used newspaper clippings and other collected writings in his efforts to develop a curriculum best suited to their development. These sessions were the beginnings of what would become the Eclectic Readers.4 McGuffey’s Readers focused on reading, elocution, rhetoric, and memorization. He accom- plished this by instructing the child to read the provided story aloud, and retell the story in his own words either verbally or by writing it down. Then the child would demonstrate his understanding of its meaning by articulating the lesson learned or the moral of the story.5 The Readers compiled reading material, prose, and poetry from American and English religious leaders as well as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Milton, William Shakespeare, Lord Byron, and Noah Webster to name a few.6
1 Westerhoff, John H. III. McGuffey and His Readers: Piety, Morality and Education in Nineteenth-Century America. Milford, Motts Media, Inc. 1982, pg. 14. 2 Ibid. pgs. 32 –33 3 Ibid. pgs. 34 –40 4 Ibid. pg. 45 5 Ibid. pgs. 57 –58 6 Ibid. pg. 59
6 • The Morning STar E-Journal Bible stories and passages of Scripture were prominent throughout the Readers because salvation and righteousness were central themes. Secondary themes were piety, kindness, and patriotism.7 McGuffey adeptly weaved the values of loving God, your neighbor, and your country throughout his textbooks. Children were continually being taught honesty, obedience, industry, cleanliness, forgiveness, gratefulness, cooperativeness, curiosity, self-control, meekness, independence, courageousness, frugality, punctuality, truthfulness, perseverance, responsibility, and honesty.8 The Preface of the Fourth Eclectic Reader states: From no source has the author drawn more copiously, in his selections, than from the sacred Scriptures. For this he certainly apprehends no censure. In a Christian country, that man is to be pitied, who at this day, can honestly object to imbuing the minds of youth with the language and spirit of the Word of God.9 The Preface to the Third Eclectic Reader states: The time has gone by, when any sensible man will be found to object to the Bible as a school book, in a Christian country, unless it be on purely sectarian principles, which should never find a place in systems of general education.10 And; The Bible is the only book in the world treating of ethics and religion, which is not sectarian. Every sect claims that book as authority for its peculiar views.11 It was normal at the time of that writing to infer to America as a Christian nation and to consider the Bible the authority on educating in matters of morality and religion. The concern in that era was only to avoid promoting one sect over another but central to all was the Bible. It was this idea that provided the stable foundation for America for centuries. It is a wholly modern American idea that the Bible ought to hold no position in the public education of children. The original Readers were replete with biblical instruction; however, William McGuffey was only responsible for the original editions of the first four Readers. The fifth and sixth Readers were written by his brother, Alexander McGuffey. Until 1941, the Readers were simply titled, Eclectic Readers. It was not until later editions that they bore McGuffey’s name in the title.12 Nonetheless, the name did not signify continuity of content. Later editions contained revisions that greatly decreased the biblical and God-centered content of the original works of McGuffey.13 The greatest revisions are found in the 1879 edition which is still available in print today. These books are furthest from the original McGuffey content. Just the same, I own an 1865 printing of McGuffey’s Third New Eclectic Reader, and it is dramatically altered from the original 1837 printing. Where the original edition has essays on the Character of Jesus, The Bible, More about the Bible, The Goodness of God, Gospel Invitation, and the Character of Martin Luther,
7 Ibid. pgs. 91-92 8 Ibid. pg. 94 9 Ibid. pg. 61 10 Ibid. pg. 62 11 Ibid. pg. 62 12 Ibid. pg. 21 13 Ibid. pgs. 17,19, 104 -107
The Morning Star E-Journal • 7 the 1865 edition is lacking these entries.14 The 1865 edition does contain The Lord’s Prayer and A Child’s Prayer.15 The later editions continued in the flavor of moral and civic responsibility instruction while significantly decreasing references to God and the Bible. Many Americans that were educated by the McGuffey Readers have fond recollections. Henry Ford reprinted the 1857 edition personally in 1928 due to his cherished memories of their use in his education. He wrote: Most youngsters of my day were brought up on the McGuffey Readers. Most of those youngsters who still survive have a profound respect for the compiler of the Readers. The moral principles Dr. William Holmes McGuffey stressed, the solid character build- ing qualities he emphasized, are stressed and emphasized . . . today even though the McGuffey Readers themselves are not required reading.16 In addition, the Saturday Evening Post in 1927 ran an article on McGuffey authored by Hugh Fullerton who wrote: For seventy-five years his [McGuffey’s] system and his books guided the minds of four-fifths of the school children of the nation in their taste for literature, in their morality, in their social development, and next to the Bible, in their religion.17 In kind, Ralph Rush in his book, The Literature of the Middle Western Frontier wrote concerning McGuffey: Upon the generations immediately succeeding the pioneer period, the influence of McGuffey may well have been greater than any other writer or statesman in the West. His name has become tradition not yet extinct.18 McGuffey provided the formative curriculum for the new nation in the educational spirit of the Founding Fathers who were greatly desirous of school teachers educating youth in biblical morality and patriotic civic responsibility. They believed that the success of this nation depended upon a well-educated populace capable of governing themselves and participating in the governing of the nation. McGuffey, in his essay titled, “General Education,” thoroughly evinced this necessity, “No thought is more true, and no truth more important, than that general intelligence is the only palladium of our free institutions.”19
Karla Perry, apologist and worldview revitalizer, is an avid writer with a penetrating and thought-provoking style. Having written for local publications and for Relevant Magazine online, Karla helps people develop their worldview through presuppositional apologetics. Karla connects regularly with Christians and non-Christians alike on her Blog at www.answerbearer.blogspot.com. Karla lives with her husband, Joseph, in Virginia Beach, Virginia where they lead Remnant Ministries, a member of the MorningStar Fellowship of Churches.
14 Ibid. pgs. 136-137 15 McGuffey, William H., McGuffey’s New Eclectic Third Reader. Ohio: Hinkle and Wilson, 1865. 16 Westerhoff, John H. III. McGuffey and His Readers: Piety, Morality and Education in Nineteenth-Century America. Milford, Motts Media, Inc. 1982, p. 15. 17 Ibid. pg. 15 18 Ibid. pg. 16 19 Ibid. pg. 164
8 • The Morning STar E-Journal The Morning Star E-Journal • 9 John Adams by Maryanne Hardiman People and nations are forged in the fires of adversity. — John Adams (1797-1801) Second President of the United States and Patriot n 1774, John Adams was thirty-nine years old when he was selected Ito represent the Massachusetts Bay Colony at the first session of the Continental Congress. He remained in service to his country until 1801, when he fulfilled his term of office as President of the United States. Adams was son to a Congregationalist deacon and farmer who grew up outside of Boston. He entered Harvard at the age of fifteen. His father had hoped he would enter the ministry, but John chose to study law. At the age of twenty he wrote, “the study and practice of law, I am sure, does not dissolve the obligations of morality or of religion.” At the age of thirty, he became one of the best equipped lawyers in America (Chamberlain, Mellen, John Adams, The Statesman of the American Revolution, Cambridge: The Riverside Press 1898. Pg. 11). In his diary entry dated February 22, 1756, John Adams wrote, “Suppose a nation in a distant region should take the Bible for their only law book, and every member should regulate his conduct by the precepts there exhibited! Every member would be obliged in conscience . . . in justice, kindness and charity towards his fellow men . . . and reverence to Almighty God . . . What a Eutopia, what a Paradise this region would be” (Federer, William J., America’s God and Country, St. Louis, MO. 2000, pg. 5). Adams was thrust under public scrutiny when he defended the British soldiers who were involved in the Boston Massacre on March 5, 1770. He firmly believed in the principle that every man deserved a fair trial. Adams’ representation of the British soldiers cost him much business and put him at odds with his fellow countrymen. Eventually though, they did respect him for what he had done. One of four delegates from Massachusetts, Adams was sent to Philadelphia for the Continental Congress. He distinguished himself not only for his statesmanship, but he also urged Thomas Jefferson to write the Declaration of Independence and nominated George Washington as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army. When the delegates were assembled for the first time, a motion was made for the sessions to open with prayer. However, because there were so many differing denominations this was objected by a few. Mr. Samuel Adams arose and said, “He was no bigot, and could hear a prayer from a gentleman of piety and virtue, who was at the same time a friend to his country.” He recommended the Rev. Duche an Episcopal clergyman. The Reverend arrived the next day, September 7 and read the thirty-fifth Psalm. After the Psalm, Adams wrote that Duche broke out into extemporaneous prayer for the delegates and the colonies. John Adams wrote to his wife, “You must remember this was the next morning after we heard the horrible rumor of the cannonade of Boston. I never saw a greater effect upon an audience. It seemed as if Heaven had ordained that Psalm to be read on that morning . . . It has had an excellent effect upon
10 • The Morning STar E-Journal everybody here. I must beg you to read that Psalm” (Adams, Charles Francis, Familiar Letters of John Adams and His Wife Abigail Adams, During the Revolution: With a Memoir of Mrs. Adams Cambridge: The Riverside Press, 1876, pgs. 37-38). On July 3, 1776, the day following Congress’ approval of the Declaration of Independence, John Adams wrote again to his wife, reflecting on what he had shared in Congress and, with prophetic insight, declaring the importance of that day: I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary Festival. It ought to be commemorated as the Day of Deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty…(Adams, Charles Francis, Letters of John Adams Addressed to his Wife, Vol. 1. Boston, 1841, pg. 128). In the gloomy days which succeeded the defeats at Brandywine and Germantown, when Washington and his army escaped destruction only by the unaccountable remissness of Howe, John Adams said, “These disasters will hurt us, but not ruin us.” He had unshaken confidence in the course of free empire” (Mellen, pg. 7). He married Abigail Smith in 1764 and had six children, four of whom lived to adulthood. Abigail’s father was a Congregationalist minister in Weymouth, Massachusetts and for several generations on both of her parent’s sides there were ministers. John and Abigail’s fifty-four years of marriage produced volumes of letters between the two and are regarded by historians as a wealth of information regarding the Revolutionary era. A strong woman of faith, Abigail often wrote to her husband about political matters interspersed with Scriptures. When the American Revolution unfolded she said, “Heaven is our witness, that we do not rejoice in the effusion of blood or the carnage of the human species, but having been forced to draw the sword, we are determined never to sheathe it slaved of Britain. Our cause is the cause of truth and justice and will finally prevail, though the combined force of earth and hell shall rise against it. To this cause I have sacrificed much of my own personal happiness, by giving up to the councils of America one of my nearest connections, and living for more than three years in a state of widowhood”(Adams, Familiar Letters, pg. 26). Throughout her married life, she had periods of separation from her husband leaving her in charge of raising the children. Her oldest son, John Quincy, accompanied her husband on many of his trips and traveled quite a bit as a young man. Like his father, he was away from his family for a number of years. John Quincy Adams later became the sixth President of the United States. Abigail wrote to a granddaughter that she had great cause of happiness in her life, yet early in her marriage, she lost two children in infancy and later her son Charles died at the age of thirty and her daughter at the age of forty-eight. In spite of these tragedies she said, “I am a mortal enemy to anything but a cheerful countenance and a merry heart which Solomon tells us does good like a medicine” (Adams, pg. 26). Adams himself stated that he was jealous, ambitious, and self-confident, but with a bulldog tenacity. He foresaw the inevitableness of the separation of the colonies, but in regard to his new nation, he was resolute and determined in securing freedom for his countrymen. He was known to be a man of integrity, speaking almost too bluntly, nevertheless, speaking in passionate appeals of liberty and justice! Adams believed in civil and religious liberty as inherent rights of the people. He promoted the formation of state constitutions, and after the Declaration of Independence, he argued for a national government under the Articles of Confederation.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 11 The Massachusetts Constitution, which he wrote in 1780, is the oldest governing constitu- tion of any state or country in the world. It was written seven years before the U.S. Constitution and was a model for our nation. John Adams tirelessly studied politics. In a letter written to his wife, he said, “I must study politics and war that my sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. My sons ought to study mathematics and philosophy, geography, natural history, naval architecture, navigation, commerce, and agriculture, in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture, statuary, tapestry, and porcelain” (Letter to Abigail Adams, 1800). John Adams was also U.S. Minister to France, and along with John Jay and Benjamin Franklin, signed the Paris Peace Treaty of 1783, negotiating with Great Britain and ending the American Revolution. Later he was U.S. Minister to Britain. During this time, he greatly influenced the American states to ratify the Constitution by writing a three-volume work titled, A Defense of the Constitutions of the Government of the United States. In 1797, John Adams was elected second President of the United States. Addressing his country in his inaugural speech, he declared, “May that Being who is supreme over all, the Patron of Order, the Fountain of Justice, and the Protector in all ages of the world of virtuous liberty, continue His blessings upon this nation and its government and give it all possible success and duration, consistent with the ends of his providence” (Adams, Charles Francis, Letters of John Adams Addressed to his Wife, Vol. 2. Boston. 1841, pgs. 281-282). When Adams gave his State of the Union Address to Congress in 1800, he prayed, “May this territory be the residence of virtue and happiness! In this city, [Washington, D.C.] may that piety and virtue, that wisdom and magnanimity, that constancy and self-government, which adorned the great character whose name it bears be forever held in veneration! Here and throughout our country may simple manners, pure morals, and true religion flourish forever!” (John Adams State of the Union Address, November 11, 1800, Web, 13 May 2012, http://www.literaturepage. com/read/john-adams-state-of-union-17.html ) Adams was the first President to move into the White House in Washington, D.C. He wrote out a prayer to his wife, “I pray heaven to bestow THE BEST OF BLESSINGS ON THIS HOUSE and All that shall hereafter Inhabit it, May none but Honest and Wise Men ever rule under This Roof.” Franklin Delano Roosevelt had Adams’ prayer engraved upon the mantle which is now in the State Dining Room of the White House. During Adams’ Presidential term from 1797-1801, and even during the last years of Washington’s second term, the country began to polarize overviews on the Federal govern- ment. Simply put, political parties formed over, the role of the Federal government. As political thought crystallized into strong opinion, Adams’ Presidency was marked by difficult decisions as European conflicts escalated. To the great relief of many, Adams was successful in keeping our newly established nation out of war. When France threatened war with America, Adams called a National Fast Day for his countrymen to seek God to avert the war. In his proclamation, he quoted Proverbs 14:34: “Righteousness exalteth a nation but sin is a reproach to any people (KJV) .”
12 • The Morning STar E-Journal The Election of 1800 was brutal. Accusations flew, and political mudslinging knew no limits. Adams and Jefferson became embroiled in the arguments, and the once longtime friends became embittered enemies. Jefferson won the heated election in part because his party, the Republicans, were more organized. Adams’ Federalists were divided on past and future policy. To compound matters, Adams second son, Charles, died in November 1800. John Adams, weary from the infighting that presented him with a loss of a second term, left Washington D.C. to join his wife already back in Massachusetts. In doing so, he avoided Jefferson’s inauguration. Regardless of the political rhetoric and infighting, the election in 1800 represented still a peaceful transfer of power from one faction to another. Over the next nine years, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson did not have any communi- cation. The friendship had completely severed. A mutual friend of both, Dr. Benjamin Rush, and also a signer of the Declaration of Independence, was greatly troubled about the broken relationship between Jefferson and Adams. One night several months after Thomas Jefferson had retired from the Presidency, Benjamin Rush had a dream. He felt it was important and wrote it down. Then he sent it off to John Adams. In this dream, he had seen a page in history in the year 1809. This page in history recorded a most extraordinary event which was the renewal of friendship between the two ex-presidents of the United States. The page chronicled the start of their friendship between the two men [Jefferson and Adams] as well as the differences in opinion which separated them. After serving in public office, both men had retired to their home towns where they pursued former interests. The article continued, in November, 1809, Mr. Adams addressed a letter to Mr. Jefferson where he congratulated him upon the escape of retirement and gave him good wishes for his welfare. Mr. Jefferson replied to this letter. These letters were followed by a correspondence of several years in which they mutually reviewed the business and acknowledged to each other the errors of opinion into which they had fallen during the time they filled the same station in the service of their country. It is said that many precious truths are contained in these letters. It is hoped that the world will be favored with a sight of them . . . These gentlemen sunk into the grave nearly at the same time, full of years and rich in the gratitude and praises of their country—end of dream. At the time, Dr. Rush wrote the letter conveying the dream, Jefferson and Adams were still staunch enemies. Nothing like this had come to pass nor did it seem likely that it would. Nevertheless, Adams responded to Rush, “My friend, there is something very serious in this business. The Holy Ghost carries on the whole Christian system on this earth . . . Your proph- ecy, my dear friend, has not become history as yet. I have no resentment of animosity against the gentleman, Jefferson, but I write with difficulty . . . if I should receive a letter from him, I should not fail to acknowledge it or answer it.” Benjamin Rush then relayed the dream to Jefferson. Jefferson listened and reached out to Adams with a gracious letter. Adams, as promised, did not fail to acknowledge Jefferson’s letter. And so, in real life there began a renewing of friendship between the two. In regard to Dr. Rush’s dream, there is an amazing accuracy. Adams and Jefferson did become close friends again and there did follow a “correspondence of several years.” Entire
The Morning Star E-Journal • 13 volumes were eventually published which contained the letters written between the two in their latter years. Seventeen years after Dr. Rush’s dream, they did “sink into the grave nearly at the same time.” On July 4, 1826, the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, John Adams in Quincy, Massachusetts, and Thomas Jefferson in Monticello, Virginia, died within hours of each other. As the fourth was beginning to dawn, Jefferson said, “Is it the fourth yet?” and died around noon that day. Adams, that same day, died later that afternoon, unaware that Jefferson had already died, said, “Thank God Jefferson still lives!” Dr. Rush died in 1813, and he was aware of the reconciliation between his two friends. He wrote to John Adams, “I rejoice in the correspondence that has taken place between you and your old friend, Mr. Jefferson. I consider you and him as the North and South Poles of the American Revolution. Some talked, some wrote, and some fought to promote and establish it, but you and Mr. Jefferson thought for us all. I never take a retrospect of the years of 1775 and 1776 without associating your opinions and speeches and conversations with all great political, moral, and intellectual achievements of the congresses of those memorable years.” On the death of Adams and Jefferson on the very same day, the Rev. Edward Everett (a U.S. Representative and Senator, Governor, Diplomat, Secretary of State, and President of Harvard) delivered a speech in remembrance of the two: Having lived and acted and counseled and dared and risked all, and triumphed and enjoyed together, they have gone together to their great reward….Forgetting the little that had divided them and cherishing the communion of service and peril and success which had united, they walked with honorable friendship the declining pathway of age, and now they have “sunk down together” in peace into the bosom of a redeemed and grateful country . . . they were useful, honored, prosperous, and lovely in their lives, and in their deaths they were not divided. (Barton, David. “Benjamin Rush Dream about John Adams and Thomas Jefferson,” June 2008, Web, May 13 2012,
Mary Anne Hardiman and her husband, Tom, work together providing the oversight for the MorningStar Fellowship of Ministries. They have been in ministry for more than thirty years. One of her passions is to see Ameri- cans rediscover our history, our spiritual roots, and learn the true intent of our Founding Fathers. She teaches on this subject at MorningStar and is a frequent speaker at MFM conferences. She and Tom have been married for thirty-two years and have three grown children and one grandchild.
1 David Barton of Wallbuilders has the original letter written by John Adams in response to Benjamin Rush’s telling of his dream. It may be found on the referenced page.
14 • The Morning STar E-Journal Three Deadly EMP Myths the U.S. Government Won't Talk About by Damien Campbell, May 18, 2012
magine a day when the United States of America Igoes dark. Cars, stores, trains, and planes stop. The computers we’ve built our lives around shut down—and won’t ever turn on again. One minute everything is fine, and the next… The power goes out. You’re in complete darkness. Every household across the country is shut down. The fact is this isn’t some myth or bad sci-fi movie. An EMP isn’t science fiction to China, Russia, or terrorists. It’s a very real thing, and could destroy our way of life. That said, you may be wondering…
What Is an EMP?
Any dictionary will tell you that EMP stands for “Electromagnetic Pulse.” But what they won’t say is that an EMP is like a tidal wave of radiation that destroys every electronic device in its path. And again—it’s not some space age weapon. Both the U.S. and Russia started testing them back in the 60’s… The truth is, EMPs can come from almost anywhere. Essentially they’re caused by a high- energy blast. But the most common way you’ll see them is a nuclear explosion. See, when a nuke goes off, it causes massive disruption in the magnetic fields. And when you add electrical systems to these lightning-fast changes in magnetic fields, you get bigger voltage surges than any piece of electronic equipment is meant to handle. Think trying to fit a tsunami through the five inch city water pipes—it’s gonna blow! And there’s NOTHING you can do about it. If China, N. Korea, Russia, or even a terrorist group like al-Qaeda wants to launch an EMP, there are a slew of ways they could sneakily send it off. But, there is some good news. If you use a few simple tricks, you can protect your stuff from an EMP. That said, you should understand some basic background to really get what’s going on here.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 15 Myth #1 “Turning Off Your Electronics Will Protect You” You never know when an EMP may hit. If and when it happens, it’s going to be nothing more than a massive wave shutting down and frying your equipment like a punch in the gut. Thinking that just turning it off and moving it away from windows will protect them just won’t work. Remember, this isn’t like unplugging your computer in a thunder storm… However, you should know damage to your electronic device will depend on several things: • The intensity of the EMP • Sensitivity of your electronic device, and • The amount of shielding between the electronics and the EMP source There is some truth to the myth that devices are more vulnerable while you’ve got them powered on. Here’s why: When an EMP hits, it pushes huge amounts of electricity through the device, the same way a power plant does. So when the device is on, you’ve got the power already flowing through it plus the power the EMP generates. But the reality is that there’s not going to be much (if any) difference between having your device on or off. When an EMP hits, that’ll be it. All of your most valuable electronic devices will become the world’s most expensive doorstops.
Myth #2 “An EMP Is Like a Bolt of Lightning” Sure, it’s similar to a lightning strike—frying electrical equipment with a hard-hitting electronic surge. But EMPs are actually more like a super-powerful radio wave. They’re quiet. They’re invisible. And they’re highly destructive. Everybody usually tries lightning arrestors or lightning-rod grounding techniques… But these strategies are destined for failure in protecting your equipment from electromag- netic pulses. EMPs will travel through the air in a straight line, while a second, delayed pulse navigates the power, phone, and cable lines. Power and telephone wires would absorb a ton of EMP energy because they act like very long antennas. This energy gets dumped into your power outlets and phone jacks, destroying most of the electronics connected to them. And then you and your family will be left in the Stone Age.
Myth #3 “EMPs Are ‘No Problem’ Since There Are Lots of Ways to Protect Yourself Against Them” Yep, there are many methods of protection against an EMP. But the fact is they’re rarely used, especially by civilians like you and me. An EMP protection strategy is like locking your
16 • The Morning STar E-Journal doors are night. You don’t need to lock your doors . . . as long as you don’t care if you’re robbed. But if you live in a dangerous neighborhood and you’ve already been threatened. You need a plan to protect yourself. You may not have been affected by an EMP yet, and maybe you won’t be tomorrow, but the more you procrastinate, the more you gamble with your life.
Tips to Get Started One way to protect your precious equipment is a Faraday box. It’s a simple metal box designed to divert and soak up the EMP. As long as the electronic device is insulated from the inside walls of the box, no EMP will touch it. And they’re easy to make. Lots of containers can be used as make-shift Faraday boxes: Metal filing cabinets, ammunition containers, or even cake boxes will do. To make one, just follow two basic rules: 1. The device inside must not touch its metal container. (You can use plastic, wadded paper or cardboard to insulate it from the metal.) 2. The metal shield has to be continuous, without any gaps between pieces or extra large holes. And here’s what’s cool; despite what you already may have heard, a Faraday box does NOT have to be airtight. The long wavelength of an EMP wouldn’t be able to break through your box. The Faraday box is a simple and cheap—an elegant solution for protecting your belongings against an EMP.
Information That Will Save Your Life Do yourself a favor. Find out how you can protect yourself and your family from a crisis. Where lots of people fail is by not preparing for the coming disaster. With the right information, you can ensure your survival and beat this thing head on. Prepare Now, Survive Later! Used by permission. Absolute Rights, Issue #46, May 18, 2012. Managing Editor: Tim Young http://www.absoluterights.com/3-deadly-emp-myths-the-us-government-wont-talk-about/
Damian Campbell is an author, survival expert, and publisher. But more than anything . . . he’s a Patriot. Damian is dead-set on getting America ready for any disaster, government flop, or terrorist attack out there, and works hard to tell the American people what’s coming. When he saw how lost and confused most Americans are (not to mention how clueless the government is) he knew he couldn’t sit by and watch the nation he loves go down the drain. Between his guides Survive Anything and Sold Out After Crisis, he’s helped more the 60,000 Americans prepare for anything this crazy world has to throw at them. He’s always on the lookout for new ideas that can make a difference in the life of the average Patriot and bring us closer to our founding fathers. Damian is a big believer in self-reliance, personal freedom, and small-government. He lives by the motto “Prepare Now, Survive Later,” is passionate about waking America up to what’s really going on in the world, and is a member of the NRA Business Alliance.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 17 18 • The Morning STar E-Journal A National Check-Up by Rick Joyner
he Oak Initiative was born through the coming together of Christian leaders who were Tconcerned about the rising national crisis in five major areas. Quickly, two more were added. They are now the following: 1) Spiritual/Moral 2) Economic 3) Political 4) Media 5) The Environment 6) Defense 7) Education This is the first of regular evaluation check-ups on each of these that I am doing for The Oak Initiative, but will also be including an expanded, more prophetically oriented version for The Morning Star e-Journal. The fact that so many Christians have been asking for this is an encouraging sign that much of the church is not only waking up to the important issues of the times, but becoming wide awake. This can be the single biggest factor of the times and portend a much brighter future. However, to be the salt and light we are called to be, we must see the world as it is, not just as we wish it would be, and then we need to see a clear strategy for navigating into the future. The Oak Initiative now has members in more than 160 nations, and of course, we would love to have our Morning Star e-Journal readers who are keenly interested or feel called to be watchmen in these times join The Oak. The Oak is developing a Christian Intelligence Service that will seek to raise up discerning and accurate watchmen around the world for developing the most accurate information resources available. It is just in its formative stages, but it is growing, and you could be an important part. To join The Oak, go to www.theoakinitative.org and sign up. The dues are just $10/month or $100 if paid in full for the entire year. The resources you will get from The Oak will be worth far more than this. For this study, I will lay a foundation by making a separate report for each one of the above issues, beginning with the Spiritual/Moral and continuing in the order listed above. We’ll then make follow-up reports that will be much briefer to continue addressing current events and trends. Though our readers are from many nations, our primary information at this time is about and from the U.S. As reporting stations are developed in other nations, we will include those reports, but we will begin with the United States where we have the most information. Even so, many of the trends in the U.S. can be applied to other nations, and some of the trends we’ll discuss will be relative to much of the world.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 19 The Health Meter with each goes from 1 being the lowest and most dangerous to 10 being the highest and healthiest. The Trend Arrow is for a quick reference rating with UP for getting healthier, and DOWN for getting worse. These will be followed by a commentary to explain the ratings.
Spiritual/Moral Present State: (2), Trend NEUTRAL.
Six months ago the trend would have been DOWN, but there are encouraging signs that the downward spiral in this area has not only leveled off but is starting to turn. Even so, overall America remains at what is probably its lowest state spiritually and morally in its history. POSITIVE FACTORS:
1) Over 90% of Americans claim to believe in God, nearly 80% claim to be Christians, and nearly 65% claim to be born-again Christians (this includes many Catholics and members of other denominations that are not known as evangelicals). 2) The largest and fastest growing churches in America are almost all evangelical, with most of these being Pentecostal, Charismatic, or Third Wave. New and vibrant movements are constantly emerging. Catholic and Protestant churches that emphasize sound biblical doctrine and a living relationship with God are also growing. Liberal churches and denominations that compromise basic biblical teachings continue to shrink. 3) The popularity of Christian television continues to grow and is now so great that nearly one dozen Christian channels are thriving. A major barometer of spiritual hunger and spiritual health are Christian books sales, and this too is showing encouraging trends. 4) Christian television and conferences have chipped away at the barriers between denomi- nations, and the interchange between different denominations and movements is becoming almost universal, greatly strengthening the body of Christ. 5) Some of the most effective missionaries and church leaders of all time are serving in these times and are having a significant impact. Their effectiveness is to some degree the result of the large support they generate, which reveals a large base of devoted believers behind them. 6) Some of the greatest intercessory prayer movements of all time have emerged in recent years. Prayer, one of the greatest signs of spiritual health, is increasing in popularity and practice. 7) North America and Western Europe virtually missed the last great move of God that touched the rest of the world and was the greatest ingathering of new believers in history. Even so, signs of a third Great Awakening now can be seen in America. The moral, spiritual, political, and economic corruption that is close to destroying the nation is causing many to awaken. 8) The Scriptures repeat how the shedding of innocent blood brings a curse upon the land. What blood could be more innocent than the unborn? For this reason, abortion is one of the most debasing of all evils. The trend of public opinion in America has now become very strongly anti-abortion. There is much left to do to remove this terrible plague from our land, but the trend is positive.
20 • The Morning STar E-Journal NEGATIVE FACTORS:
1) Studies reveal that only 6% of those claiming to be Christians have a biblical worldview. This indicates that we have made converts but not disciples. The failure to make disciples, which was described as “teaching them to observe everything I commanded” (see Matthew 28:20), has allowed even the basic biblical definitions of sin and righteousness to become blurred or abandoned by many who claim to be Christians. This has resulted in a tragic meltdown of morality in our times. Immorality among Christians has risen to staggering levels. Drug and alcohol abuse remain at epidemic levels. 2) About 75% of Christian youth who go to college will abandon their faith, often within just the first few weeks of school. There is an intentional, systematic attack on Christian faith at most secular colleges that begins on the first day with Orientation, and it is obvious that few have been prepared adequately to stand in the face of this attack. 3) False teachings such as Chrislam (the merging of Christianity and Islam) and a wave of teachings that God no longer judges, which are in basic conflict with Scripture, have been preached without much protest in many churches in America. This is more evidence of a seri- ous weakness in basic biblical foundations of the church and the weakness or failure of the authority of the present leadership of church that has failed to confront them. 4) Though the trend is positive in regard to winning the debate about abortion, millions are still taking place in America each year, with the law of the land unjustly siding with those who murder their own young more than with protecting the most innocent. As Ronald Reagan once said, “I’ve noticed that everyone who is for abortion has already been born.” Because of the inhuman way that abortions are carried out, especially the late term abortions, this is one of the clearest signs of the depravity of a people, and it is still a part of the culture of America. 5) The entitlement mentality that has gripped the people has permeated much of the church in America. At the same time, the life of sacrifice, which is the mark of a true disciple, is rarely seen or taught. This has kept many in such a state of spiritual immaturity they cave in quickly before hardship or testing just when we are apparently approaching some of the most trying times in history.
Solution
One of the great promises in Scripture, II Chronicles 7:14 states, “If My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land (NKJV) .” In the first three of these four factors required, we have been doing better in these times. We will look briefly at each one. Humility: There has been a trend away from following obviously arrogant leaders and teachings that promote arrogance. Because the Scriptures are clear that the Lord resists the proud but gives His grace to the humble, this has resulted in increased grace from God.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 21 Prayer: As stated, some of the great prayer movements in history have arisen in recent times. The Lord’s church is called to be “a house of prayer,” and prayer is the greatest power a Christian can have as it can move God to action. A praying church is the most powerful entity in the world, and we are moving toward becoming a church whose lifeblood is prayer. Seeking His face: Man was created to have a special fellowship with God, and to know Him is the greatest and most fulfilling of all human endeavors. Multitudes of Christians are discovering this. Just as there are basically two ways that we can recognize others, either by their face or by their voice, believers are getting to know Him for themselves and are not content to just learn about Him through others. This is one of the healthiest trends in the church in these times. Turning from our wicked ways: This is the one area that seems to have little movement in a positive direction. The Lord gave a very clear definition of wickedness in Scripture, and the consequences of turning to wickedness which we are now suffering as a nation. Our most desperate spiritual need at this time is for repentance to be preached and anointed “preachers of righteousness” who will shake the world like John the Baptist did to prepare the way for the Lord. Eric Metaxas has written two of the most prophetic books of our times about two of the greatest preachers of righteousness. The first was about William Wilberforce who not only had slavery eradicated from Great Britain, but he resolved to change the morals of his nation that had fallen into possibly the greatest depravity in their history. He was so successful at this that the next two generations were known for their morals as “the Victorian Age.” It can be done. The next prophetic book Eric wrote was about Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer was the great German theologian who became a martyr by standing up to the Nazi evil taking over his native Germany. If we do not have the resolve and success of Wilberforce, we will soon be standing against the kind of darkness Bonhoeffer faced. Without another Great Awakening, both the American Republic and Western civilization will not last much longer. Both have been in this situation before, and both have had their greatest leaders emerge during those crises. Every movement and every advance must have leadership, and though we are in a leadership drought now, the King of kings is still on the throne, and He will save us if we call upon Him. In Revelation 3:20, we have one of the most remarkable of all portrayals in The Bible—Jesus is standing outside the door of His own church knocking to see if any will hear His voice and open to Him. This makes it clear that in this age He will not come in where He is not wanted. The United States wanted Him possibly more than any other nation in history until the last half century when we started asking Him to leave—depart from our history, and even the mention of Him in our public places. It is obvious that He left these places at that time. The biblical promises for the nation that serves the Lord is that they will be blessed in many specific ways, and one of those is that they will lend and not borrow. At the time that prayer was removed from schools in the U.S., and then the systematic attack began to remove God from our public discourse, America was the greatest creditor nation in history. Immediately the slide began with His removal, and now America is in the worst debt in history.
22 • The Morning STar E-Journal On 9/11 there was almost a universal outcry “Where is God?” He was not here because we asked Him to leave and He did. For a week or two after 9/11 Americans flooded churches seeking Him again, but this did not last long and soon it was back to business as usual. We must beg Him to come back. We need leaders who without apology will ask Him back, caring far more about offending Him than the loud, but small minority who have been controlling our country spiritually like a spoiled five year old who controls the whole family with tantrums. We must throw off the Tyranny of the Minority and never again let such a small group control the destiny of our nation. Without revival, or another Great Awakening, fixing the other crises is not only unlikely, but the lack of integrity and moral stature will only lead us right back to the same place very fast. This must be primary. Getting the right person in the White House is not nearly as important as inviting God to return to our country.
Lawlessness In Matthew 24:12 Jesus said, “And because lawlessness is increased, most people’s love will grow cold .” Here we see that lawlessness and people’s love growing cold is linked. In Romans 6:19, we are told the major source of lawlessness: “For just as you presented your members as slaves to impurity and to lawlessness, resulting in further lawlessness .” Here we see that lawlessness is born out of impurity. One can refrain from adultery or fornication but still be given to impurity. Recent studies have indicated that more than 50% of Christian men and women are now “addicted” to pornography. The biggest increase is with middle-aged women. This could be the single biggest factor contributing to so many people’s love for the Lord growing cold, and all but a small remnant being lukewarm. If we have fallen into this trap, and we still have any love for the Lord, we must repent now and resolve that our love for God and one another will grow. Growing in love is the single greatest indicator of spiritual health. In Galatians 5:19-21, we are given one of the most poignant and timely warnings for this condition: Now the deeds of the flesh are evident, which are: immorality, impurity, sensuality, idolatry, sorcery, enmities, strife, jealousy, outbursts of anger, disputes, dissensions, factions, envying, drunkenness, carousing, and things like these, of which I forewarn you just as I have forewarned you that those who practice such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God . In Matthew 7:23, the Lord also made it clear that He would say to many on that great Judgment Day, “Depart from Me you who practice lawlessness .” How many believers are going to hear this? We can believe in Christ in our minds, raise our hands in a meeting to make a decision to follow Him, but then not follow Him. The truly born again become disciples, living to learn from Him, and are devoted to resolutely following Him.
The Morning Star E-Journal • 23 Conclusion The meltdown of the moral and spiritual integrity of the church in the West over the last half-century is one of the most devastating spiritual disasters of the church age. This has hap- pened on our watch, but it can also be turned around on our watch. It has been done before. Overall the church in America may be drier than it has ever been, but this can be turned into the greatest opportunity—dry wood will ignite much faster. Who knows—a single person who throws off the sin that has entangled them and becomes the flaming fire that His mes- sengers are called to be could be the spark that begins the greatest revival in history. Why not us? Why not now? If it does not happen soon, Western civilization will cease to exist like the previous ones. If it does happen, having learned from our most recent and tragic mistakes, we can reach much greater heights in every way.
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John Ebenezer (Pastor) CANADA OTHER COUNTRIES World Children’s Center Ministries Sylvain Gauthier (Pastor) Aivars Alksnis (Pastor) P.O. Box 126, Hyderabad, AP, Najoth Ministries “Light in the World” Fellowship 500001, India 784 Rang 7, Ste-Clotilde Matisa jela 113-3/4, Riga, Latvia, LV—1009 Phone: (9140) 6682-1730 Quebec, Canada G0N 1C0 Phone: +371-2959-1321 Fax: (9140) 6677-7430 Email: [email protected] Phone: (418) 484-5611 Fax: +371 6754 9485 Email: [email protected] www.wccm.org www.najoth.org Email: [email protected] George Ferrar (Pastor) Dennis & Eleanor Hansen Ralf D. Bürzele (Pastor) Tree of Life Ministries Box 244 - 887 Hansen Road, Hans-Reyhing-Weg 26, 72531 Avenida Mangle, Caye Caulker, Mason's Landing Hohenstein, Germany Belize, Central America Courtes Island, B.C. V0P 1K0 Phone: +49-7387-984920 Phone: (501) 226-0342 Phone: (250) 935-6389 Fax: +49-7387-8284 Email: [email protected] Fax: (250) 935-6389 Email: [email protected] / www.beurzele.de www.treeoflifebelize.com Email: [email protected] Sung-Jun Han (Pastor) Nelson Richardson (Pastor) Rob & Aliss Cresswell (Pastors) United Church and All Nations Maranatha Fellowship Gloryfires MIssion Association 4 James Long Court Blacon, Chester UK Bongcheon-dong, 94-15, Nepean, Ottawa, Ontario CANADA K2J 4R1 Phone: +44 (0) 1244 630054 Gaunack-gu, Seoul, South Korea 151-050 Phone: (613) 823-6815 Email: [email protected] Phone: (016) 338-6341 www.gloryfires.org Email: [email protected] Francine Tessier International Christian Chamber of David Daynes Richard & Audrey Ho Commerce – Canada Gloryfires (MorningStar Europe) Streams Revival Ministries 360 Ave. Emile-Pominville 96-98 Northgate Street 658h 27/154 Taman Bkit Anggerik Lachine, Quebec H8R 1M3 Chester, United Kingdom CH1 2HT Cheras, Kuala Lumpur 56000, Malaysia Phone: (514) 903-6574 Phone: 603-79806843 Email: [email protected] Phone: + 44-1244-630054 Email: [email protected] www.gloryfires.org Bryan Yager Pieter Jordaan (Pastor) Eagleview Ministries Nanette Diogo Gateway Ministries 205 Meadowbrook Road, Victoria, British Light On the Word 18 Mount Street, Aylesbury, Buckingham- Columbia V9E 1J5 1005 Pavor y Morelos, Vincente Guerrero, shire, HP 20 2SE United Kingdom Phone: (250) 479-7166 Baja Norte, Mexico Phone: +44 1296422669 Fax: (250) 479-7168 Phone: 011-52-616-16-62403 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.gatewayministry.org
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Andreas Keller (Pastor) UNITED STATES Nanette Diogo Stiftung Schleife Light On the Word Pflanzschulstrasse 17, Postfach75 858 3rd Avenue #451 Winterthur, Switzerland CH-8411 ALABAMA Chula Vista, CA 91911 Phone: + 41 (52) 233-6080 Phone: (619) 540-0590 Fax: +41 (52) 233-6082 Miles Wylie Albright (Pastor) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Day’s Dawn Ministries www.schleife.ch 301-A CC Ivy Road, Huntsville, AL 35803 Gina Misch Email: [email protected] Firebrand Ministries, Inc. Jerry McNally (Pastor) www.2733ranch.com 43172 Acacia Avenue, Hemet, CA 92544 Living Hope International Phone: (619) 341-4702 Mexico Steve Christmas Email: [email protected] Phone: (262) 381-0121 365 Holly Ridge Drive Fax: (262) 364-2153 Montgomery, AL 36109 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] CONNECTICUT www.lovehopemercy.org Charles Payne (Pastor) Craig & Amy Bassett John Powell (Pastor) Open Door Fellowship Atlantic Missionary Aviation The Key of David Ministries P.O. Box 280 P.O. Box 5, Tolland, CT 06084 San Jorge, La Paz, Bolivia, South America Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763 Phone: (860) 454-4377 Mailing: 2771-29 Monument Road #224, Phone: (256) 682-2645 Email: [email protected] Jacksonville, FL 32225 Email: [email protected] www.atlanticmissionav.org Phone: 011-591-706-27678 Email: [email protected] Weston Brooks (Pastor) Joe Pileggi River of Life Christian Fellowship Chris & Mary Ellen Reber JIC Ministries 384 Y Merrow Road, Tolland, CT 06084 White Falcon B.A.M. 8045 Woodland Hills Drive Phone: (860) 871-1070 Asia / Email: [email protected] Semmes, AL 36575 Fax: (860) 875-7214 Phone: (251) 751-2698 Email: [email protected] Sheena Ryan (Pastor) Email: [email protected] www.rolcf.net Beauty for Ashes International www.jilministries.com P.O. Box 284, Nambour, QLD, Australia Chris Fields Email: [email protected] Tracy Schellhorn Sagres House Publishing www.aussieprophet.com Manifest Ministries International 449 S. River Rd, Tolland, CT 06084 P.O. Box 382227, Birmingham, AL 35238 Phone: (860) 906-7580 John & Sharon Senin Phone: (205) 980-4996 Email: [email protected] Shiloh House Mission Email: [email protected] www.sagreshouse.com P.O. Box 655 www.manifestministries.com Kabarnet Rift Valley, Kenya, East Africa Rick McKinniss (Pastor) Phone: (254) 771440325 or (254) Wellspring Church 754270264 ARIZONA 222 Lincoln Street Email: [email protected] Cory McClure (Pastor) Kensington, CT 06037 www.shilohhousemission.org LifeWay World Outreach Center Phone: (860) 225-0661 2487 S. Gilbert Road, Suite 106-120, Fax: (860) 229-5433 Valentina Tomasello Gilbert, AZ 85295 Email: [email protected] Palermo – Italy 90143 Email: [email protected] Website: www.wellspring.net Phone: +39 (338) 4828415 www.lifewaywoc.org Email: [email protected] Deleen & Don Walton 33 Trent Lane, Groton, CT 06340 Derek Tripp Phone: (860) 445-6005 or (860) 235-0139 Aberdeen Intercessors ARKANSAS Email: [email protected] 77 Leadside Rd. Aberdeen AB25 1RX Randy & Crystal Moser (Pastor) www.senttoserve.org United Kingdom The Gatherings Phone: +44 1224 658188 87 Nieboer Drive Wesley Zinn (Pastor) Email: [email protected] Mountain Home, AR 72653 Wellspring Church Phone: (870) 491-5299 222 Lincoln Street Hans Jakob & Tanya Winsnes Fax: (870) 491-5353 Kensington, CT 06037 (Pastors Phone: (860) 225-0661 Alive Ministries Email: [email protected] www.gatheringmtnhome.com Fax: (860) 229-5433 Phone: +47 48310445 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.wellspring.net www.alivedance.com CALIFORNIA Ferry Wieland (Pastor) FLORIDA Christian Fellowship Drachten (C.F.D.) Kim & Mary Andersson (Pastors) Gerrick & Jill Busl Torenstraat 18, Drachten 9203 BG Christ the Rock Ministries Sabbath House Netherlands P.O. Box 1474, Anderson, CA 96007 2720 SE Kern Road Phone: +31 (512) 341095 Phone: (530) 365-5048 Port Saint Lucie, FL 34984 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (772) 340-5807 www.hiscfd.com www.christ-the-rock.org Email: [email protected]
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Randal Cutter (Pastor) Cynthia D. Stewart Bryan & Mona Gabriel New Dawn Community Church Cindy Stewart Connects 1015 Cherokee Road 9335 West Sample Road 4526 Serenity Trail Winterville, GA 30683 Coral Springs, FL 33065 Palm Harbor, FL 34685 Phone: (706) 742-5732 Phone: (954) 753-7729 Phone: (727) 251-6155 Email: [email protected] Fax: (954) 345-2562 Fax (727) 942-9268 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www. Brian & Darla Hayes (Pastors) www.newdawn.org cindystewartconnects.com The Gate Church Kelly P. Galati (Pastor) 350 Bentley Way, Fayetteville, GA 30214 Family Life Church Rick & Bette Strombeck Phone: (770) 460-8822 P.O. Box 121, Frostproof, FL 33843 Koinonia Ministries Email: [email protected] Phone: (863) 635-2704 437 Hollywood Rd www.thegatechurch.net Email: [email protected] Moravian Falls, NC 28654 www.mychurchlives.com Phone: (336-838-6701) Ryan & Torrey O’Connor Email: [email protected] (Pastors) Frank A. Gresham (Pastor) The Lighthouse Worship Center Whosoever Ministries 411 Cobalt Valley Lane P.O. Box 9591, Daytona Beach, FL 32120 K.R. “Wake” Upchurch (Pastor) Canton, GA 30114 Phone: (386) 566-4779 Liberty Ministries & Fellowship: Phone: (770) 345-6361 Email [email protected] God’s House Church & FreeSong Email: [email protected] www.jcdaytona.org P.O. Box 252, 1512 Lake Alfred Rd. www.thelighthousewc.org www.jcdaytona.wordpress.com (HWY 17 N), Lake Alfred, FL 33850 Phone: (863) 956-0144 or (863) 299-0506 Peggy Pulliam David Hartz (Pastor) Email: [email protected] Passionately Serving Ministries Cherith Ministries 2855 Jones Chapel Road 1506 Bannerman Road David Weber Sparta, GA 31087 Tallahassee FL 32312 126 Belmont Drive Phone: (706) 998-0748 Phone: (850) 893-3032 Fax: (850) 893-3032 Winter Haven, FL 33884 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (863) 325-8215 Email: [email protected] Keith & Janie Smith (Pastors) www.lifewaycommunitychurch.com Keith Smith Ministries, Inc. Tom & Carole Hayes P.O. Box 1263, Jesup, GA 31598 New World Ministries GEORGIA and Providence Worshiping Arts Center 535 Greenbrier Avenue Elizabeth Brunson 3343 Highway 341 North, Jesup, GA 31545 Celebration, FL 34747 The Meeting Place for Women, Inc. Phone: (912) 270-5030 Phone: (407) 361-6650 907 Cammaron Way, Augusta, GA 30907 Email: [email protected] Fax: (321) 939-3998 Phone: (706) 210-7638 [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.pwac.org John David & Sarah C. Kirby www.themeetingplaceforwomen.org John David Kirby Ministries ILLINOIS 4690 Woodstock Road Craig Cooper (Pastor) St. James City, FL 33956 Relationship Church Gail H. Ciarrachi Phone: (239) 283-2553 1401 Cleveland Highway Suite C Order of the Saints of the Holy One Email: [email protected] Dalton, GA 30721 137 N. Maple Avenue, Elmhurst, IL 60126 www.jdkministries.com Phone: (800) 903-9809 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.saintsoftheholyone.org Greg Pusateri (Pastor) www.relationshipchurch.com Partnership for Global Tony Danhelka Advancement Mike & Becky Chaille Riverwoods Christian Center 20701 NW 70th Place, Starke, FL 32091 Firestarter Ministries International 1005 Crestwood Circle Phone: (904) 966-0404 7523 Ridge Road, Hiram, GA 30141 St. Charles, IL 60175 www.kingdomhorizons.com Phone: (770) 439-2397 Phone: (630) 377-5695 www.globaladvancement.org Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Fax: (630) 443-0286 www.gracecommunityfellowship.com www.firestarterministries.org Email: [email protected] www.riverwoodschristiancenter.org Rick Reddick (Pastor) Mike & Becky Chaille (Pastors) Clearwater Fellowship Church The Gathering House Rodney A. Drury Clearwater, FL 33756 578 Brownsville Road Peoria Prayer Center Phone: (813) 787-0249 Email: Info@clearwaterfellowship- Powder Springs, GA 30127 3011 N. Delaware Street, Peoria, IL 61603 church.com Phone: (770) 949-8877 Phone: (309) 361-4052 www.clearwaterfellowshipchurch.com Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.thegatheringhouse.org www.peoriaprayercenter.org Sr. Chaplain Linda Spaulding, MA Levite Ministry & Ron & Carole Collings (Pastors) Thurman Ferree School of Worship Inc. 3404 University AvenueColumbus, GA Goshen Fellowship P.O. Box 90736, Lakeland, FL 33804 31907 1 Equestrian Court Phone: (863) 581-1784 Phone: (706) 653-0097 S. Glen Carbon, IL 62034 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.leviteministry.com www.ifmga.org www.goshenhouse .org
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Janice Fennell H. Dean Woolard (Pastor) Sandy Lee 1701 Bristol Hollow Road Cornerstone World Walking In Destiny Ministries, Inc. Dunlap, IL 61525 Outreach Ministries P.O. Box 3132, Paducah KY 42003 Phone: (309) 243-5067 P.O. Box 743, Auburn, IN 46706 Phone: (270) 898-2626 Fax: (309) 274-4686 Phone: (260) 925-4360 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.jeremiah33.net Theresa Forkins-Phillips LOUISIANA Praise Ministries International IOWA Denise LaPorte 1731 South 7th Avenue Lonnie R. Parton (Pastor) Spirit of the Nazarite St. Charles, IL 60174 Victory Fellowship International P.O. Box 12624, Lake Charles, LA 70612 Phone: (630) 377-5355 Ministries Phone: (337) 499-6763 Email: [email protected] 2111 23rd Avenue / PO Box 1843 Email: [email protected] www.praiseministriesinternational.com Council Bluffs, IA 51502 www.spiritofthenazarite.com or www.chicagopropheticvoice.net Phone: (712) 323-3453 Email: [email protected] MAINE Steven McCann (Pastor) www.vfministries.net Heart Land Family Worship Center Thomas Markham PO Box 168, Charleston, IL 61920 Linda Schreurs Healing Room Intimacy with God Ministries 657 Main Street, Farmingdale, ME 04344 Phone: (217) 549-6292 P.O. Box 1294, Johnston, IA 50131-1294 Email: [email protected] Phone: (207) 458-1170 Phone: (515) 270-0231 Email: [email protected] www.himinc.org Email: [email protected] www.intimacy-with-God.com Nancy Nichols Hilton Thomas Transformations Ministries 3377 Maple Tree Lane KANSAS P.O. Box 4202, Presque Isle, ME 04769 Wadsworth, IL 60083 Phone: (207) 768-3400 Phone: (847) 858-3136 Nick & Jana Harris (Pastors) Fax: (207) 768-3401 Fax: (847) 244-1446 Living Waters House of Prayer Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 48607; 3033 S. Hillside www.transformedbyGod.org Wichita, KS 67201 Robert Whitt (Pastor) Phone: (316) 262-7729 Roy Roden (Pastor) Family Life Church Email: [email protected] Destiny Church Fellowship and 270 E. Chicago Street, Elgin, IL 60120 www.livingwatershop.org Destiny School of Ministry Phone: (847) 717-4878 P.O. Box 711, Camden, Maine 04843 Fax: (847) 697-4987 Jerry & Ruth Wickline (Pastors) Phone: (207) 236-4904 or Email: robertwhitt@familylifechurch. Spirit Life Church & Spirit Life (207) 975-1849 comcastbiz.net Ministries (Wichita, KS) Email: [email protected] OR roy@ www.familylifechurch1.com P.O. Box 215, McPherson, KS 67460 pdmoffice.org Phone: (620) 245-1058 or www.propheticdestinyministries.org (316) 217-0777 www.destinychurchfellowship.org INDIANA Email: [email protected] J.L. Horton (Pastor) www.spiritlifeministries.net MARYLAND Firewater Fully Gospel Fellowship PO Box 68, Angola, IN 46703 KENTUCKY Gene Paul & Debra J. Nesgoda Phone: (260) 668-3676 Front Line Word Ministries, Inc. Ann B. Anderson 100 Dumbarton Road #D Fax: (260) 668-3676 Chalice Email: [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21212 PO Box 1604 Phone: (410) 616-9478 / (813) 454-7643 Michael Lee (Pastor) Hopkinsville, KY 42241 Email: [email protected] Phone: (270) 885-1594 www.songofdebra.com The Prayer & Training Center Email: [email protected] 1901 Mansfield Street www.chalicegallery.com Indianapolis, IN 46202 MASSACHUSETTS Phone: (317) 632-0206 Linda Dulin-Moore Email: [email protected] Prayer Ministries with Messiah Karen Elliott (Pastor) Eagle & Dove Ministries www.myspace.com/prayerandtraining- Ministries 2800 Tates Creek Road P.O. Box 9076, Gloucester, MA 01930 center Phone: (978) 283-9076 theseer1959.wordpress.com Lexington, KY 40502 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Jack L. Smith (Pastor) www.messiah-ministries.org www.eagledove.com Elijah’s Fire Int’l Church Tommy Hays Barry Grauman (Pastor) 607 Middleton Run Road Messiah Ministries Taconic Valley Christian Fellowship Elkhart, IN 46516 2800 Tates Creek Road 3399 Hancock Road Phone: (574) 522-9944 Lexington, KY 40502 Williamstown, MA 01267 Fax: (574) 294-7470 Phone: (859) 422-1794 Phone: (413) 738-5814 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.efichurch.com www.messiah-ministries.org www.taconicvcf.org
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Donna Milham (Pastor) Dan Farley Steve Burton (Pastor) Eagle & Dove Ministries / Judah’s Public Square Ministries House of Praise Ministries Roar Church 131 Stillwood Drive, Branson, MO 65616 P.O. Box 511, Swedesboro, NJ 08085 P.O. Box 7094, Gloucester, MA 01930 Phone: (417) 337-8622 Phone: (856) 467-0986 Phone: (978) 283-9111 Email: [email protected] Fax: (856) 494-7841 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.eagledove.com Eric & Kristy Murray Awake Ministries www.houseofpraise.info Steven & Karen Williams 380 West 22nd Street #405, Kansas City, Margaret Clark (Pastor) (Pastors) MO 64108 Crown Fellowship Church Gateway Ministries at GFP Phone: (402) 212-3597 626 Plainsboro Road P.O. Box 540502, Waltham, MA 02452 Fax: (402) 939-0382 Phone: (781) 609-2552 Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (609) 799-5637 www.CrownFellowship.org or [email protected] Fax: (609) 799-0012 Meghan Williams Email: [email protected] MICHIGAN Dyed4you Ministries Daniel P. McKeon (Pastor) Christopher J. Hardwick St. Louis, MO LifeSpring Church (Pastor) Phone: (314) 504-1162 P.O. Box 11247, Yardville, NJ 08620 Jumpstart Ministries Email: [email protected] Phone: (609) 387-4230 P.O. Box 1551, Owosso, MI 48867 www.dyed4you.com Email: [email protected] Phone: (989) 723-9511 www.dyed4youart.com www.lifespringfellowship.org Email: jumpstartministries@jumpstart- www.dyed4youministries.com David & Evelyn Scull (Pastors) ministries.org www.jumpstartministries.org Jubilee Living Word Ministries P.O. Box 333, Quinton, NJ 08072-0333 Patti Morris MONTANA Phone: (856) 451-1356 Intercessory Prayer Ministries Thomas C. Banks (Pastor) Fax: (856) 451-2288 4435 North Rochester Road, Rochester Morningstar International Fellowship Email: jubileelivingwordministries@ Hills, MI 48306 609 S. Harris, Helena, MT 59601 netzero.com Phone: (248) 652-3353 Phone: (406) 439-6938 Email: [email protected] Dr. Andrew P. Surace (Pastor) Email: [email protected] Covenant Life Christian Fellowship Tom Walz www.morningstarhelena.org P.O. Box 1038, Marmora, NJ 08223 1132 S Genesee Dr., Lansing, MI 48915 Lloyd Phillips (Pastor) Phone: (609) 602-5811 Phone: (517) 648-3288 FLINT Net (Fellow Laborers’ Fax: (609) 609-7445 Email: [email protected] International Network) Email: [email protected] Rick & Barb Warzywak P.O. Box 113, Missoula, MT 59806 www.covenantlifenj.com Transformation Michigan/Northeast Phone: (406) 546-6094 MI House of Prayer www.flintnet.org NEW YORK P.O. Box 12, Atlanta, MI 49709 Phone: (989) 657-0832 Robert Barker (Pastor) Email: [email protected] NEBRASKA Church on the Sound www.TransformMI.com Bradley & Kimberly Campbell 335 Oxhead Road City On A Hill Ministry Stony Brook, NY 11790 Wendy M. Waterson (Pastor) 127 Gregg Place, Bellevue, NE 68005 Phone: (631) 941-4100 Sanctuary Gate Church Phone: (402) 968-4851 / (402) 201-3002 1120 Commerce Park Dr. Suite B Fax: (631) 941-4102 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] DeWitt, MI 48820 www.cityonahillministry.org Phone: (517) 980-6603 www.churchonthesound.org Email: [email protected] Jeff & Hanna Farwell Overflowing House of Prayer Joanie Boring PO Box 57, Bern, KS 66408 4856 Hitchcock Road, Odessa, NY 14869 MISSISSIPPI Phone: (402) 830-5498 or (402) 840-2438 Phone: (607) 594-2293 Carlton & Marilyn McCarter Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (Pastors) James M. Murphy, Jr. Dylan T. Bowden Victory International Christian Center Victory Fellowship Church, 8401 Ocean Spring Road Whole New Life Ministries Council Bluffs IA 110 Miner Road Ocean Spring, MS 39564 7316 North 111th Avenue Phone: (228) 875-3131 Porter Corners, NY 12859 Omaha, NE 68005 www.wholenewlife.us Email: [email protected] Phone: (402) 981-7673 www.vicconline.com Email: [email protected] Bob & Kathy Campbell (Pastors) MISSOURI NEW JERSEY Harvest International Family Church Diane M. Czekala Ken Bellan 4647 Reservoir Road Restore the Glory Ministries 105 Chestnut Hill Lane Geneseo, NY 14454 670 B. Shady Drive, Branson, MO 65616 Columbus, NJ 08022 Phone: (585) 243-9280 Phone: (417) 544-0664 Phone: (609) 647-4056 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.HIFC.org
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John Cuomo Dianne Robinson Matt Peterson (Pastor) Abide in the Vine Fellowship, Abide in the Vine Fellowship Awake Church Owego, NY P.O. Box 314, Apalachin, NY 13732 5426 Shattalon Drive 23 London Lane, Endicott, NY 13760 Phone: (607) 625-3516 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Phone: (607) 754-4466 Email: [email protected] Phone: (336) 712-4008 Email: [email protected] www.abide.org Email: [email protected] www.awakews.org Ralph & Linda Diaz (Pastors) Diane Scalchunes (Pastor) Deep Waters Ministry Carey & Suzanne Ramsey New Harvest Christian Church Lovingkindness Ministries 1230 RT 94 P.O. Box 217 P.O. Box 2091, Port Washington, NY 11050 Phone: (516) 629-6540 690 Sink Road, Lexington, NC 27295 Vails Gate, NY 12584 Phone: (336) 224-1216 Phone: (845) 568-0135 Email: [email protected] www.deepwatersministry.com Email: [email protected] Fax: (845) 568-6013 Email: newharvest@newharvestchristian- Robert Seymour (Pastor) Doug Rowe & Kathy Rowe, church.org Abide in the Vine Fellowship (Pastors) www.newharvestchristianchurch.org 279 Lower Fairfield Road The Father's House of Prayer Newark Valley, NY 13811 2468 Highway 441 South James & Roseanne Exner Sylva, NC 28779 (Pastors) Phone: (607) 687-5920 Phone: (828) 631-9050 Syracuse Airport Christian Email: [email protected] Leslie Morley www.thefathershousemfc.org Fellowship & Ministries Int. 15 Francis Ave., Norwich, NY 13815 7744 Frontage Road Plaza Phone: (607)336-1109 Clifton Sutton Cicero, NY 13039 Email: [email protected] JLJ Ministries Phone: (315) 415-6217 321 Fonville Street, Burlington, NC 27215 Email: [email protected] Phone: (336) 538-1616 www.sacfm.org NORTH CAROLINA Email: [email protected] James Fuller Leo Barnwell (Pastor) Lavon Shapland Church on the Sound Faith Community Church House of Worship Home Fellowship 335 Oxhead Road PO Box 3536 173 Cimmeron Drive Stony Brook, NY 11790 1220 Alamac Road Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 Phone: (631) 941-4100 Lumberton, NC 28359 Phone: (828) 877-5154 Phone: (910) 671-0339 Email: [email protected] Fax: (631) 941-4102 www.howorship.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.churchonthesound.org www.fcc-lumberton.org Don Stiver Father’s Vineyard Fred & Donna Hoover (Pastors) Sally Boenau 404 E. Church Street, Bostic, NC 28018 Abide in the Vine 122 S. Greenbriar Woods Road Phone: (828) 245-5784 1018 Lillie Hill Road Hendersonville, NC 28739 Appalachian, NY 13732 Phone: (828) 697-2172 Rick Stoker Phone: (607) 625-5907 Email: [email protected] First Fruit Ministries Fax: (607) 687-0045 2750 Vance Street, Wilmington, NC 28412 Mark & Kathy Edwards (Pastor) Phone: (910) 612-9437 Email: [email protected] Oak City Fellowship Fax: (910) 452-0211 www.abide.org 315 S. Bloodworth Street Email: [email protected] Raleigh, NC 27601 www.firstfruitministries.org Jim & Peg McLaughlin Phone: (919) 610-5142 (Pastors) Randy Strombeck New Beginnings Church Email: [email protected] www.oakcityfellowship.org Koinonia Ministries 15 Silver Street, Norwich, NY 13815 437 Hollywood Rd Phone: (607) 334-2833 Martial Ferigo (Pastor) Moravian Falls, NC 28654 Fax: (607) 441-1231 MorningStar Ministries Wilmington Phone: (336) 838-6701 Email: [email protected] 6253 Sentry Oaks Drive Email: [email protected] www.NBCNorwich.org Wilmington, NC 28409 www.koinonia.kiev.ua Gary W. Pfeiffer (Pastor) Email: [email protected] David White (Pastor) MorningStar Christian Fellowship Terry Howell (Pastor) MorningStar Fellowship Church - Church Father’s Vineyard Wilkesboro 36 Heritage Woods Court 486 Hollywood Road 724 Oakland Road, Spindale, NC 28160 Moravian Falls, NC 28654 Rochester, NY 14615 Phone: (828) 287-2868 Phone: (585) 529-5769 Phone: (336) 667-2300 Fax: (828) 287-3170 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.morningstarministries.org www.morningstarcfc.org www.fathersvineyard.org Byron Wicker (Pastor) Michael Quinn David Olinger River Life Fellowship Resurrection Life Ministries Awake Church 2487 Charlotte Hwy 672 Dogwood Avenue #182 5426 Shattalon Drive Mooresville, NC 28117 Franklin Square, NY 11010 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Phone: (704) 664-3540 Phone: (516) 312-2532 Phone: (336) 712-4008 Fax: (704) 799-1928 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.resurrectionlifeministries.net www.awakews.org www.riverlifefellowship.com
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OHIO Ted & Joyce Moyer Brandon Hull (Kids Pastor) Rock Community Church MorningStar Fellowship Church Steve & Shaye Caperton 837 Main Street, Harleysville, PA 19438 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 (Pastors) Phone: (215) 723-8678 Phone: (803) 802-5544 ext. 224 River Tree Church Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 5857 Highview Drive / PO Box 886 www.rockthechurch.org Milford, OH 45150 Bobby & Ginger Hussey Phone: (513) 248-8733 James & Jackie O’Keefe (Pastors) Email: [email protected] 2216 S. 17th Street MorningStar Fellowship Church 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 www.rivertreechurch.org Philadelphia, PA 19145 Phone: (803) 802-5544 Hombre Liggett (Pastor) Phone: (215) 805- 1931 www.morningstarministries.org Church of the Harvest Email: [email protected] / [email protected] 420 W. Third Street, Dover, OH 44622 Oliver & Barbara Jones Terry Smith (Pastor) Wind and Fire Ministries Phone: (330) 343-1905 Jubilee Christian Center Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 1048, Fort Mill, SC, 29716 1505 Robinson Ave. Hyde, PA 16843 Phone: (704) 737-1501 www.harvestchurch.com Phone: (814) 765-1915 Fax: (704) 973-7724 Timothy & Lynette Martin Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (Pastors) www.jubileechristiancenter.net www.windandfireministries.org His Glorious Church Eugene Strite (Pastor) Deborah Joyner 15655 Street, Rte. 170 Sent Forth Ministries MorningStar Fellowship Church East Liverpool, OH 43920 826 Tallow Hill Road 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Phone: (330) 843-4895 Chambersburg, PA 17202 Phone: (803) 802-5544 Email: [email protected] Phone: (717) 816-6002 www.morningstarministries.org www.hisgloriouschurch.com Email: [email protected] www.sentforthministries.com Rick Joyner (Senior Pastor) Sara Bender MorningStar Fellowship Church Prodigal House Ministries SOUTH CAROLINA 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 1013 Thomas Hollow Rd. Phone: (803) 802-5544 Lucasville, Ohio 45648 Cris & Rebecca Bennett www.morningstarministries.org Phone: (740) 821-2190 Life Ministries 2238 Durand Rd., Fort Mill, SC 29715 Laura Kunzie Fax: (740) 259-0635 ZEB Gear Email: [email protected] Phone: (704)970-6605 Email: [email protected] 1646 West Hwy 160, Ste E, #8119 prodigalhouseministries.org Fort Mill, SC 29708 John & Barbara Briggs Email: [email protected] Restoration Ministries International www.zebgear.com Oklahoma 711 Chelton Lane, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Sheila Lester Joann Thompson (Pastor) Phone: (828) 508-2122 Email: [email protected] Restoration Ministries International God’s Gathering Place www.rmihealinghouse.org Fort Mill, SC 29708 PO Bow 3671, Bartlesville, OK 74006 Phone: (704) 340-4309 Phone: (918) 815-9476 Keala Elston Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Morningstar Pastor of Intercession godsgatheringplace.org 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Bradford McClendon Phone: (803) 802-5544 Ext. 209 Living Vine International Ministries & OREGON Email: intercession@morningstarminis- MorningStar Ministries tries.org 945 Heritage Pkwy, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Robert & Rebecca Haaby Phone: (803) 802-5544 (Pastors) Robert Foster Email: bmcclendon@morningstarminis- Eagle Mountain Fellowship of My Father’s House tries.org 107 Myers, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Ministries Bill & Chris NeSmith 910 SE Wilson Avenue, Suite A1 Phone: (509)671-7838 Email: [email protected] Harvest Light Ministries Bend, OR 97708 1646 W. Hwy 160 Suite 105 Phone: (541) 312-9345 Jim Garrison (Pastor) Fort Mill, SC 29708 Fax: (541) 312-9345 Gateway Outreach Christian Phone: (704) 541-2693 Email: [email protected] Ministries (Chapel of Love) Email: [email protected] www.eaglemountainfellowship.org P.O. Box 675, Wagener, SC 29164 www.harvestlight.org Phone: (803) 564-3399 PENNSYLVANIA Fax: (803) 564-5750 Jorge & Anna Marie Parrott Email: [email protected] MorningStar Ministries Missions Paul & Cindy Johnson Director It Is a New Day Inc. Tom Hardiman (Pastor) 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 1122 Mica Circle, Bethlehem, PA 18017 MorningStar Fellowship Church Phone: (704) 517-2557 Phone: (610) 691-3368 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Fax: (888) 816-0725 Email: [email protected] Phone: (803) 802-5544 Email: [email protected] www.itisanewday.com www.morningstarministries.org www.cmmissions.net
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Bart Peacher TEXAS Email: [email protected] MorningStar Fellowship Church www.sfministries.org 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Tom & Jackie Archer Phone: (803) 802-5544 ext. 250 705 Silver Lake Drive Patrick O’Hern [email protected] Keller, TX 76248 Northwest Open Door Ministries Phone: (253) 653-3816 P.O. Box 7333, Covington, WA 98042 Marc Sinclair Email: [email protected] Phone: (425) 432-9931 Angelmark Services Email: [email protected] 2914 Misty Plum Ct, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Darren Carter http://northwestopendoorministries. Email: [email protected] Foundation Ministries blogspot.com PO Box 362, Cross Plains, TX 76443 Allison Smith Phone: (254) 725-9471 Christine (Heasoo Gim) Redeeming Faith Apostolic Ministries Email: [email protected] Wagoner 2905 Huckleberry Dr. Fort Mill, SC 29715 www.foundationmin.org 25826 158th Avenue SE Covington, WA 98042 Phone: (980) 205-1459 Phone: (206) 963-4633 Email: [email protected] UTAH Email: [email protected] Trevor Tiessen Tracee Anne Loosle Paul “Red” & Tricia Wilson MorningStar Fellowship Church Intrepid Heart Ministries (Pastors) 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 P.O. Box 13847, Ogden, UT 84412-3847 Aggressive Ministries Email: conferences@morningstarminis- Phone: (801) 782-5663 P.O. Box 790, Sumner, WA 98390 tries.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (253) 709-6441 www.morningstarministries.org www.intrepidheart.org Fax: (253) 891-1710 Email: [email protected] Jim Whitley www.aggressiveministries.org 892 Hickory Stick Ln. VIRGINIA Fort Mill, SC 29715 Frederic D. Huntington WEST VIRGINIA Phone: (704) 995-3775 (Pastor) Fax: (803) 547-5656 San Marcos Congregation Joni Ames Email: [email protected] 6744 S. Wings Highway P.O. Box 99, Elkview, WV 25071 Alexandria, VA 22305 Phone: (704) 608-1052 Al Wood Phone: (703) 765-3949 Email: [email protected] MorningStar Fellowship Church www.joniames.org 375 Star Light Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 Keith M. Jones Keith Jones Ministries, Inc. Phone: (803) 802-5544 835 Jonquil Lane Hampton, VA 23669 www.morningstarministries.org Phone:(757)723-0004 or (757)-778-7935 Email: [email protected] TENNESSEE Joseph B. Perry (Pastor) Remnant Ministries Marc Huddleston (Pastor) P.O. Box 2942, Virginia Beach, VA 23450 Hunters Point Celebration Church Email: [email protected] 2232 Hunters Point Pike www.remnantva.org Lebanon, TN 37087-1102 Phone: (615) 547-9420 Coy Wood Fax: (615) 547-9425 Remnant Ministries PO Box 2942, Virginia Beach, VA 23450 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.hpccenter.org www.remnantva.org Darrell Simbeck (Pastor) Ascension Life Fellowship 205 E. Madison Ave, Athens, TN 37303 WASHINGTON Phone: (423) 829-5102 Lisa Kitchen Email: [email protected] Aggressive Ministries www.ascensionlife.org 1202 Xavior Street, Milton, WA 98354 Phone: (253) 241-1718 Susan Todd Email: [email protected] Crossmember Ministries Ken & Deborah Deonigi 12 Otto Warner Rd, Crossville, TN 38571 P.O. Box 1140, Maple Valley, WA 98038 Phone: (931) 200-3092 Phone: (425) 413-9118 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Connie Vyverberg www.deonigi.com Church Tonight Angela Greenig (Pastor) 239 Lexington Place, Sevierville, TN 37862 Setfree Ministries International Phone: (865) 774-6476 428th Street SW, Auburn, WA 98001 Email: [email protected] Phone: (253) 863-8031 www.churchtonight.com
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