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The American Council of Christian Churches is a
Fundamentalist multi-denominational organization whose
purposes are to provide information, encouragement,
and assistance to Bible-believing churches,
fellowships and individuals; to preserve our Christian
heritage through exposure of, opposition to, and
separation from doctrinal impurity and compromise in
current religious trends and movements; to protect
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| Event Date: |
October 19-21, 2010 |
| Location: |
Hope Baptist Church
Hanover, PA
Dr. Allen Harris, Senior Pastor |
| Theme: |
FAITHFULNESS--GENERATION TO GENERATION | Acts 13:36 |
| Speakers: |
Dr. Steve Hankins
Dean, Bob Jones Seminary
Dr. John Vaughn
President, Fundamental Baptist Fellowship International
Dr. John McKnight
President, ACCC
Pastor Evangelical Methodist Church
Darlington, MD
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- Rev. Dave McClelland
- Dr. E. Allen Griffith
- Dr. Robert Anderson
- Dr. Ted Clater
- Rev. Dave Saxton
- Rev. David Mook
- Dr. Kevin Hobi
Panels will be held on these subjects:
"OUR FUTURE GENERATION" and "THE MANHATTAN DECLARATION"
Motel information available at 717-633-1479 or 610-865-3009
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Special Notice:
The Executive Secretary of the American Council of Christian Churches, Dr. Ralph G. Colas, is available for speaking engagements and mini-conferences to present the ministry of the ACCC, issues of separation, current trends on the world-wide religious scene and to bring encouragement to the churches. For more information, contact the ACCC office at (610) 865-3009.
Current Schedule for Dr. Ralph Colas:
- July 12-14 Covering with press credentials the "Super Annointed End-Time
Church Conference" Agape Church, Wentzville, MO
- August 15 Evangelical Methodist Church Gaston N.C.
- August 29 Emmanuel Baptist Church Millville, PA
- September 24-26 Faith Baptist Church Bradford, PA
- October 19-21 ACCC 69th Annual Convention Hope Baptist Church, Hanover, PA
- October 24 Phoenix Free Presbyterian Church Peoria, AZ
- November 9-11 Covering the National Council of Churches' Annual Meeting New Orleans, LA
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Spurgeon's Morning · July 31 |
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"I in them."
— John 17:23 |
If such be the union which subsists between our souls and the person of our Lord, how deep and broad is the channel of our communion! This is no narrow pipe through which a thread-like stream may wind its way, it is a channel of amazing depth and breadth, along whose glorious length a ponderous volume of living water may roll its floods. Behold He hath set before us an open door, let us not be slow to enter. This city of communion hath many pearly gates, every several gate is of one pearl, and each gate is thrown open to the uttermost that we may enter, assured of welcome. If there were but one small loophole through which to talk with Jesus, it would be a high privilege to thrust a word of fellowship through the narrow door; how much we are blessed in having so large an entrance! Had the Lord Jesus been far away from us, with many a stormy sea between, we should have longed to send a messenger to Him to carry Him our loves, and bring us tidings from His Father's house; but see His kindness, He has built His house next door to ours, nay, more, He takes lodging with us, and tabernacles in poor humble hearts, that so He may have perpetual intercourse with us. O how foolish must we be, if we do not live in habitual communion with Him. When the road is long, and dangerous, and difficult, we need not wonder that friends seldom meet each other, but when they live together, shall Jonathan forget his David? A wife may when her husband is upon a journey, abide many days without holding converse with him, but she could never endure to be separated from him if she knew him to be in one of the chambers of her own house. Why, believer, dost not thou sit at His banquet of wine? Seek thy Lord, for He is near; embrace Him, for He is thy Brother. Hold Him fast, for He is thine Husband; and press Him to thine heart, for He is of thine own flesh. | |
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-92) was England's best-known preacher for most of the second half of the nineteenth century. Spurgeon frequently preached to audiences numbering more than 10,000—all in the days before electronic amplification.
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