Best E.W. Kenyon books

[KingZzub]

And you can go and hear Ken Copeland and Keith Moore pretty much any day of the week!

Shall we swap for a while?

 

[victoryword]

And you can go and hear Ken Copeland and Keith Moore pretty much any day of the week!

Shall we swap for a while?

On second thought ...

Maybe I don't have it as bad as I thought. I guess the grass always looks greener on the other side, huh?

 

[KingZzub]

I assure you VW, the grass is certainly greener in America.

We could play a game where I name 1, no 2 - perhaps even 5 good solid faith teachers based in the States (though I reckon I could play with much higher numbers than 5!). Then you get to name 1 in the UK.

We stop when one person runs out of teachers. I will win.

Let me start:

Kenneth Copeland
Gloria Copeland
Jerry Savelle
Jesse DuPlantis
Creflo Dollar.

Your one, please...

 

[victoryword]

Uh ... does it have to be a famous person?

I actually did find one on the internet some time back. Not sure if you know this person:

http://www.alanhalesministries.co.uk/Book_shop.htm

 

[Tatu]

http://www.kingdomfaith.com/

I listened to one of his sermons yesterday

But his site has no bio page whatsoever.

 

[KingZzub]

No I don't.

Famous WoFFers in the UK are:

Colin Urquhart,
Ray Bevan,
Matthew Ashimolow,
Will Graham,
Peter Gammons (though he is now in Florida - don't blame him!)
Dave Lamb
Andrew Owen
Michael Reid (I guess)
Robert Maasbach
The fellow who runs John Avanzini's ministry in Birmingham and has a largish church.
The fellow who pastors the Rhema London church - he is a good preacher.

I would not put Colin Dye on that list.

Any more any one?

Oh and of course, Preacher Mike...

Cheers,
|ZZ|

 

[KingZzub]

Oh and Ransom Mumba.

He is a good preacher (Creflo Dollar for the UK!)

 

[KingZzub]

I listened to one of his sermons yesterday

But his site has no bio page whatsoever.

You couldn't get his bio in a page.

You need not one but two books to get it all:

When the Spirit Comes, and Faith For The Future - both by Colin Urquhart himself.

Essentially he was a denominational minister challenged by the power of the Holy Spirit in the charismatic revival, challenged by the Word of God while ministering out in Africa and other places, and came back the UK to plant a powerful ministry. A church of 1200 (huge for UK!) and an annual conference (I have been the last 4 years) with over 5000 in attendance.

His son, Clive, has been gradually taking the reins of the ministry.

Cheers,
|ZZ|

 

[victoryword]

Hhhhhmmmm, seems that the UK is scarce on faith teachers, huh?

 

[DMW]

I have all of E.W. Kenyons stuff, even the soulwinning course that up until recently was only in looseleaf. I like all of it, but I think "In Him" was one of the best. Don't overlook the minibooks either, "Identification," "Sign Posts on The Road To Success" or "The Blood Covenant."
A year or so back, our church had an 80% off sale on all books in the bookstore and I had a field day, replacing most of my old Kenyon books as well as purchasing a ton of other books!

London: Our church (Word of Faith International Christian Center in Southfield Michigan) started a church and bible school there a few years ago. It meets at the Regents College Conferance Centre.

 

[Tatu]

London: Our church (Word of Faith International Christian Center in Southfield Michigan) started a church and bible school there a few years ago. It meets at the Regents College Conferance Centre.

Bishop Butler's a good man

BUTLER FOR SENATE!

 

[DMW]

Yes, Bishop Butler is running for senate, against the odds, and doing quite well.

I forgot to mention Joe Macintyres book on Kenyons life. I enjoyed reading that too.

 

[KingZzub]

Yes, Butler has a church in London.

To be fair, in London there are a variety of faith churches, but without sounding racist, they are only reaching out to a selection of people groups in the U.K. There are not large faith churches outside of the African and Oriental and occasionally Spanish communities.

Cheers,
|ZZ|

 

[victoryword]

Yes, Butler has a church in London.

To be fair, in London there are a variety of faith churches, but without sounding racist, they are only reaching out to a selection of people groups in the U.K. There are not large faith churches outside of the African and Oriental and occasionally Spanish communities.

Cheers,
|ZZ|

Are you sayin' that the white people are not building WoF churches in England?