Ron Kenoly in India "Name of The Father & The Son"

[Abiding Now]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

They have been for a long time.

Really! Can you give an example. There was a "home grown missionary" (how a guy born and raised in the country can be a "missionary" is beyond me ) at our church a while back. Got a nice offering and pledges.

[Michael The Disciple]

Well just go here and you will see.

http://wordwillsave.com/cpm/

They have had Missionaries here in the US since the 1960's.

[Abiding Now]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

Well just go here and you will see.

http://wordwillsave.com/cpm/

They have had Missionaries here in the US since the 1960's.

They don't count...they're trinitarians. Besides this.....

Some of the distinctives are that fulltime ministers were expected to practice an ascetic life-style including celibacy, obedience to the elder pastors, communal living (including disposal of private possessions) in faith homes.

Comes under Paul's doctrine of "forbidding to marry".

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by Abiding Now

They don't count...they're trinitarians. Besides this.....

Some of the distinctives are that fulltime ministers were expected to practice an ascetic life-style including celibacy, obedience to the elder pastors, communal living (including disposal of private possessions) in faith homes.

Comes under Paul's doctrine of "forbidding to marry".

Well yes but you asked in general terms to provide Indians coming here as Missionaries. I think we were discussing in the context of the posted video right? There is no particular reason to say that the featured Church is not Trinitarian.

I found the CPM group to be more serious in some distinctives than Oneness Pentecostals. Things like the sermon on the mount for example.

[Abiding Now]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

Well yes but you asked in general terms to provide Indians coming here as Missionaries. I think we were discussing in the context of the posted video right? There is no particular reason to say that the featured Church is not Trinitarian.

I found the CPM group to be more serious in some distinctives than Oneness Pentecostals. Things like the sermon on the mount for example.

How can you say "Oneness Pentecostals". How many "Oneness Pentecostal " churches have you attended to be able lump them all together?

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by Abiding Now

How can you say "Oneness Pentecostals". How many "Oneness Pentecostal " churches have you attended to be able lump them all together?

I have been Oneness since 1980. I have studied the statement of faith of numerous Oneness orgs and independent groups. Its true I have not known many in a close way BUT if what they present on the internet is a fair gauge of themselves I am confident I know the general mindset of Apostolic Churches.