Met Jim Yohe's daughter.
 

Passing through the Nashville area we stopped at the Franklin area at Famous Dave's and a young lady waited on us and asked us if we were Apostolic? Thus a conversation ensued and we found out she was Jim's daughter. I certainly enjoyed meeting her. She said Vickie was coming in Tuesday.

Was it your hat that made her think you were apostolic? LOL!

That is great Brother Epley.God is so good.

I think it was the "Holiness or Hell" tattoo.:killinme

And from Famous Dave's you got in a little Church time and then to the Cock of the Walk.

Just one restaurant to the next......


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Naw it was the.............
































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I bet it was his sweet wife that looked Apostolic and then I'm sure Bro. E is very personable too.

It was the Epley's Holy Ghost that caused them to be noticed as believers.

His wife does look very sweet, I agree.

Sis. Epley wasn't with him, just a couple young preachers from his Church.

No women we were talking about the Lord and she asked us. I asked her where she went to church of course I knew her pastor(who is 'spiritual communion) but when she said she was Jim Yohe's daughter I was blew away. She remembered me from the forum. She was really a nice girl and so friendly we gave her an extra tip.

I stand corrected... However, the fact you tipped well makes me wonder how conservative you really are.

TIP.

Remember don't go out in the rain without your umbella.




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Or get right or get left.

Maybe he did not leave a tip :heeheehee

Ah...well...there goes that theory :bubble

I gave her my card to give Vickie. I sure it will excite her to get my card.

She's a gem, keep her in your prayers Elder.

Maybe Vick will come and sing with you...I can see it now!

Now there may be a problem???:sing:sing:sing

Are you still up?
 

Are you still up? You called me - I called you - what shall we do??????

I am up.

Is she Keeping the dress standards ????


I thought she was at zuniga's I know he is NOT spiritual communion

She is at Shoulder's church at Goodletsville they are "spiritual communion" Jim and myself had a long dialogue about this on FCF. No they have NOT much of any standards there. So you could not blame her. She was very nice and friendly.

Troy had a death in his family so we will not be going to nashville this week.
Glad you met Gina, she is a very good waitress. I go broke when she waits on me, I love to bless her. lol

Can someone explain "Spiritual Communion" to me?

Find the site for Apostolic Brotherhood of Christians and you will find the group that Bro. Shoulders is a part of. It will shed a little more light on their teaching.

OK yall rang.
Here you go.
http://www.abofc.com

I understand Sister Gina is a real sweetheart and has a really sweet spirit.

I don't see a statement of beliefs on their site.

Go to some of the churches sites and look for teachings.

Here I found something for you.
http://borntofish.com/abofc/coleman.htm

Are they anti-literal communion? .... or do they just believe there is a spiritual communion ... as well ....

I see no harm in seeing communion on a spiritual level.

I found one at a church ....

http://www.afc-mcdougal.org/printeds...nworthily.html

They don't take literal wine and bread for a symbolic communion service.
I used to preach at a ind. Bread of Life church in Louisville,MS a few yrs.ago.

Is this really a salvational issue ....? I mean on both ends ....? Are they jeopardizing their salvation for not partaking in literal communion ? Or do they see us that do as jeopardizing our salvation?

D) All of the above

Most of the bread of life Christians I know don't see it as salvational. You can belong of The Associated Brotherhood Of Christians and observe literal symbolic communion ,as they have members that do.

Dan,

I don't see it as salvational one way or the other. I do know that Jesus said "as oft as you do this" but that raises the question... as oft as you do what... come together to eat, come together at the time of Passover celebration, or what?

Following a strict literalist view I would say that there is a requirement for celebration of the Passover supper in rememberance of the TRUE paschal lamb offered once for all.

I feel that, while it is nice to have the celebration as a public rememberance, we should be continually aware of the sacrifice of the cross and live our lives according to the rememberance of all that was accomplished there.

Looking through the site and the section on Presbyters, I found "Texas - Bishop David Fuller." Is this the same DF that was a UPC pastor in Atlanta, GA?