Copy of The PCI Manual
 

No thanks, I have one sitting out on a dias pillar in my living room, leather bound, Important family births and deaths, marriages are jotted down in the front, notes in the column...it is a little dogged eared and worn, but it is beautiful none the less. My pastor used it when we got married, and it is one of my most tresured objects...


oh.

you said The UPC manual?


Sorry, got a little confused there....

Never mind.


:D

Thank you, sir...mine came in the mail today.

I haven't had a chance to look at it as I am tired to the very bone, but my mom did...she read me something interesting...not important, but interesting.

The annual fees were $5 and could be paid in two installments if necessary...first half by the first of the year, second half by GC time.

That's funny...wonder what my brother is paying this year?! :bubble

Thanks mine came in the mail today....I will be reading over it after while.

Thanks Raven...
 

Mine came in today. Thank you very much!

Mine came in the mail today. Thank you so much, Raven! :thumbsup

I received my copy yesterday Nov. 15th.
Thank you.
I was reading the part about the Godhead to my wife. I thought she would be horrified by the word trinity. Instead, she commented that that is what "trinity" really means. I still have a little difficulty with the word "trinity" but if we really believe in a God who has been described as "triune" and as "trinity" by some Oneness Pentecostals, I guess we can take the leap and refer to Jesus, our God, as a trinity.

I don't know how old that version of the manual is. I didn't see a date anywhere. I've read that in 1945 at the time of the merger, the PCI had a headquarters building in St. Louis, and since the PAJC did not have an actual headquarters location, the new organization used the PCI building.

Again, thank you for this copy.

Bro. Raven .......

I would love to have a copy of the manual. Thank you for the kind gesture and offer. :)

Thank You!