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Originally Posted by pastorj
Two questions, simply to sate my curiosity...
#1 - Is there REALLY an attempt to recruit UPCI men by the sponsors of the Tulsa Meeting. I mean, really... a mailed out flyer DOES NOT constitute active recruitment in anybody's books... even if they got your address from a book they pay for yearly.
#2 - The question has been raised about missionaries and whether or not PIM's will get paid. Let's flip that coin over and ask a better question, "Will the UPCI continue to send the money that the missionaries themselves raised for their work on the field even if they make the decision to no longer continue under the UPCI banner?"
Just a couple of thoughts... any answers... suppositions...
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My brother is a UPCI pastor and we just moments ago spoke about these two points as they were much on my mind today...
1. Jim received his 'invitation'. He said, "If it is a conference...fine, but if it is an attempt to cause division...draw anyone away from the UPCI, I think this is wrong."
I concur...
2. I know nothing about the funds missionaries raise, however, it was mentioned in this thread a few days ago, if these churches/pastors leave the Mothership and do not keep their faith promise, how will this impact those laboring on the filed?!
The answer is too drastic to even consider, IMO...
I repeat my question from days ago, what is the all-fired rush?!
Makes no sense...
And what of Pentecom?! Refresh my memory someone, but didn't Pentecom align with FM?!
What happens when the founder leaves, if he hasn't already?!
The meetings of late have been in St. Louis...this week they were held in Texas.
Hmmmm...