Resurrection Sunday at Pastor Suber's Church

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

It is of course both. He did pastor in the area before so he is of course not an unknown to the area. But from what I have seen it is those no longer attending church as opposed to church hoppers.

Also, I have also met his neighbor and family, to whom Pastor Suber personally witnessed and is now attending. So once again it is both.

But there is also no denying the spirit of expectation, deliverance, and revival in the services.

I don't doubt that. They have always been very friendly, down to earth people. I am privileged to know them! Boy, and can Stephanie sing!!!!

[CC1]

Chicago Pastor,

I think you can probably order that JCM DVD from Pianoman. You might PM him.

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by CC1

Chicago Pastor,

I think you can probably order that JCM DVD from Pianoman. You might PM him.

Sigh there went my middle man fee.

[CC1]

There is a lot of potential in the Shreveport area. As much as I would NOT want to live there I think for someone in ministry the opportunity JS had to assume the pastorate of a mulimillion dollar paid for facility at a church not in some sort of crisis but with a beloved pastor retiring is probably once in a lifetime. For most men never in a lifetime!

I wish him and Stephanie well.

[SavedLou]

Originally Posted by CC1

There is a lot of potential in the Shreveport area. As much as I would NOT want to live there I think for someone in ministry the opportunity JS had to assume the pastorate of a mulimillion dollar paid for facility at a church not in some sort of crisis but with a beloved pastor retiring is probably once in a lifetime. For most men never in a lifetime!

I wish him and Stephanie well.

His church is in Blanchard, right? Which is pretty much out in the country north of Shreveport..its own community. This is probably very good for his church growth b/c to my knowledge there aren't any Pentecostal churches in Blanchard. There is of course in Bossier, Shreveport, and in Oil City north of Blanchard.

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by SavedLou

His church is in Blanchard, right? Which is pretty much out in the country north of Shreveport..its own community. This is probably very good for his church growth b/c to my knowledge there aren't any Pentecostal churches in Blanchard. There is of course in Bossier, Shreveport, and in Oil City north of Blanchard.

It is in the Blanchard area, northwest of Shreveport, but it does have a Shreveport mailing address.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by CC1

There is a lot of potential in the Shreveport area. As much as I would NOT want to live there I think for someone in ministry the opportunity JS had to assume the pastorate of a mulimillion dollar paid for facility at a church not in some sort of crisis but with a beloved pastor retiring is probably once in a lifetime. For most men never in a lifetime!

I wish him and Stephanie well.

Someone with his gift though I think would be a better choice for a new work. We need to plant more churches in America

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Someone with his gift though I think would be a better choice for a new work. We need to plant more churches in America

Without addressing the more churches vs more effective churches argument:

Personally I would have loved to have seen this myself.

On the other hand. He is independent, no organizational backing, he has small children and the only "profession" he has ever had in his life is ministry. Which would really limit the bi-vocational possibilities.

Additionally, the pastor is retiring so the church needs a pastor anyway.

There is also that little fact, he is exactly where he believes God wants him to be, so perhaps that should be the overriding argument??

[Scott Hutchinson]

Maybe I need to plant a church somewhere ?