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ASSOCIATION
THE CHURCH OF GOD IN INDONESIA
DEPARTMENTS
8 CENTER OF THE WIND, by A. Tommy Smith Jr.
3 EDITORIAL:
GEREJA BETHEL INDONESIA:
There is a mighty wind of the Spirit blowing across the islands of Indonesia.
OUR PARTNER IN MINISTRY
by James E. Cossey
11 OUR REPRESENTATIVES IN INDONESIA
:
TOMMY AND POPPI SMITH
by James E. Cossey
6 FORWARD TOGETHER
IN CHANGING TIMES:
This energetic couple has been serving Indonesia for a quarter century. THE GREAT COMMISSION
IN ACTION
by Raymond F. Culpepper
13 JACOB NAHUWAY: NATIONAL OVERSEER/PASTOR, by James E. Cossey
“The church that does not win the lost will itself become lost.”
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14 THE MANY FACES OF CARE IN INDONESIA, by Donnie Smith
by Lance Colkmire
The church in Indonesia is revealing the faces of God’s care to hurting people.
16 ONE CHURCH, MANY LOCATIONS, by James E. Cossey
“Wherever there are Indonesians, we plant a church!”
19 LOVE OF EMMANUEL CHURCH, by James E. Cossey
Veronica Backer’s congregation ministers to the poorest of the poor.
CAMP MEETING
20 CHURCH OF GOD CHRONICLES: “WITH TONS OF GOSPEL DYNAMITE!”
by David G. Roebuck
Jake Roberts’ preaching style and messages were unforgettable.
21 TRADITIONS AND TRANSITIONS, by Ken Bell
Camp meetings are in transition, but the need for us to connect with one
another remains.
22 100 YEARS OF FLORIDA CAMP MEETING, by Jerry J. Jeter
The Church of God in Florida was born in the fires of a Holiness camp meeting.
24 ARE WE AFRAID OF THE HOLY SPIRIT? by Tony Richie
Pentecostals have nothing to be afraid of, and certainly not from the Holy Spirit.
26 “I LOVE YOU, MAMA,” by Chris Sowell
My dad’s loving act will forever be engraved on my mind and heart.
27 “SON, JESUS STILL LOVES YOU,” by Abigail Jenkins
I sadly watched my son close his heart to what would help him most.
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