Re: Has Jon Suber embraced the One Step Doctrine?
 

He went my first year of IBC in 1997. He stayed into his 2nd semester and then decided to return home and help his father. Josh Yohe, Edd Bickers, the McManus cousins (Jonathan / Robert Mcmanus), myself, and sometimes others like Stacey Jeter others would go down to Evansville to visit. It was a fun time and what turned me onto the AWCF when I got to listen to Bishop Smith explain how all the different groups got together to fellowship and talk about what they had in common, it really moved me compared to what I grew up around attitude-wise. At the time I still wanted to get licensed UPCI but after a few years of hearing about the politics from the pastors I worked under I decided to not join and then committed to the AWCF after their general convention in Winston-Salem, NC (2000 i think?).

Re: Has Jon Suber embraced the One Step Doctrine?
 

I was unable to make it this year to the conference, but I'll be going next year and maybe to the Phillipines on their trip to the Jesus Miracle Crusade in Manilla.. i always wanted to see a church of 60,000 people who fill a soccer stadium from 10am to 7pm every Sunday in waves.

They wanted me to help with the internal stuff like manning the registration and getting the pre-conference setup stuff done, but I just relocated to Houston and secular job didn't allow at the time.

What did you enjoy most about it?