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    The August 1969 issue of the Apostolic Christian Church (Nazarene) newsletter called "The Messenger". Scanned by Mark Nenadov.

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    ACCN Messenger August 1969

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    The August 1969 issue of the Apostolic Christian Church (Nazarene) newsletter called "The Messenger". Scanned by Mark Nenadov.

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    Christian Friendship SE ess eng er TO KNOW CHRIST ~ HAVE FELLOWSHIP WITH HIM — MAKE HIM KNOWN. Volume 24 Augurt — 1969 Issue 8 STEPS TO VICTORIOUS LIVING ... WESTERN CAMP “In the beginning was the Word.” Eternal, the fountain of love, allwise, the Word is Christ and the Word is God. At Western Camp the Word was studied, diseussed and found to be full of rich blessings. The basis of the daily lessons was from 37, Written by David some 9000 years ago, this counsel is as fresh and practical as though it were specifically writen for the present day Christian. ‘Morning prayer was held at the eampfire site. Ringed with all evergreens reaching for the szure skies, the clearing was 2 circular sunken area covered with a layer of river rocks. A board walkway led toa small platform in the center of the area, and smooth logs were set around in ters for the eampers to sit on. Songbirds fitted among the trees, the sunlight streamed own, and the soothing murmur of the river provided back- ground music for the prayer mee.ings, Bible classes for the ‘middle-aged campers and campfire services each night. Bro, John Popp spoke at the frst devotion service on devo- tions. ‘The better things of Ife do not come easily oF cheaply, For example, coming to camp. Or getting up early in the ‘moming to spend time with the Lard. There is a price in time, strength and eneray but it leads to spiritual riches. ‘The first day of study was on “Fret not.” We talked about the destroying effect of carnal emotions for both body and soul, ‘and that the counsel of God through David and others of His children 1s to put off the old nature, not holding grudges, not lying, not belittling someone else to elevate oneself, but to put on the divine nature of merey, kindness and love, to be filed with the Word and to be thankful. “The crucified soul is not frustrated. The man who willinly, cheerfully and daily presents himself as a living sacrifice can excellently adapt to the severest situations and with Paul be more than conquerors. It is the spirit of retaliation that calls forth glandular toxins, and man suffers from his strong sense of self-expression and self-pity. If ‘one takes time to analyze the eause of faulty adaptation to life's

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