Comments for Faith Partners

Comment on Education that Changes Lives by John Elmer L. Cervantes

John Elmer L. Cervantes — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:53:37 +0000

education is like a mountain. The harder you climb ,the nearer it goes.So, you have to study hard to reach the top.
once you’ve graduated you’ll have a better life. You must appreciate education, without it it will be hard to get job.

Comment on November Leadership Training in OKC by Richard G. Burns, J.D. (pen name Dick B.) CDAAC

Richard G. Burns, J.D. (pen name Dick B.) CDAAC — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:35:32 +0000

This is to confirm our invitation that individual members and groups working with Faith Partners join as participants in our new, rapidly growing, no cost, International Christian Recovery Coalition. Over the past year, we have traveled and spoken widely to Christian leaders and those in the Christian recovery arena who have felt they were alone. The message is that God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Biblel played a vital role in the astonishing successes of the early A.A. Christian fellowship founded in Akron in 1935. And we believe that those who are suffering and want God’s help ought to know the recovery movement’s real history and feel unfettered in any desired effort to seek a relationship with God and get well by reliance on Him. Come join us. Look at our website http://www.ChristianRecoveryCoalition. And contact me if there are questions or comments. In His Service, Richard G. Burns, Executive Director, Kihei, Hawaii, author of 38 published titles on the history and successes of early A.A.

Comment on Recognition for Martinez UMC by Doug Sibley

Doug Sibley — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:16:03 +0000

We were just actively following the guidance of a resolution adopted by our Annual Conference to support National Recovery month. The National Recovery Month website was listed in that resolution and we followed through with a local proclamation from our Mayor read at a City Council Meeting. Our Pastor Afuhia ‘I. ‘Akolo and I each received official copies of that proclamation. Our Bishop, Warner H. Brown, Jr., sent each of us a letter praising our efforts.