One topic was the total population of the 'West Side' of town.
Cheviot 8375
Addyston 938
Cleves 3234
North Bend 857
Harrison City 9897
Colerain TWP 58499
Delhi TWP 29510
Green TWP 58370
Harrison TWP 4037
Crosby TWP 2767
WhiteWater 5519
Miami 10728
2000 Data
East Price Hill 17,964
Lower Price Hill 1,309
Mt Airy 9,710
Sayler Park 3,233
West Price Hill 17,115
Westwood 35,730
Indiana
Dearborn 50047
Franklin 23087
Ohio 6128
Total 357054
If we were to attract 1% of 1% of this number, our church could not hold them all.
John 4:35
Say not ye, There are yet four months, and then cometh harvest? behold, I say unto you, Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields; for they are white already to harvest.
Another topic was the simple Faith and go after it attitude of Maurice Wilson.
This was from Robert Twigger's blog.
In 1924 Maurice Wilson gave himself a mission: fly to Tibet, crash land on the upper slopes of Mount Everest and climb to the summit.His reason was to spread the good news about the power of prayer and fasting. One problem: he knew nothing about climbing or flying.
By 1933 he had learnt, kind of. He bought a second hand Gypsy Moth plane and after lots of setbacks managed to fly to India. In 1934 he headed off for Everest. He used equipment left behind by other expeditions to get himself up the mountain’s North East side-though he was so ignorant of climbing (his sole training had been to wander around some low British hills for a mere five weeks) he threw away
some crampons rather than use them as a climbing aid. Instead he laboriously cut steps and finally exhausted himself. After 18 days rest at a lower altitude he tried again- but died at 22,700 feet. An optimist to the end, his last diary entry was: “Off again, gorgeous day.”
If we sought out God with the tenacity of Maurice Wilson, I believe we would accomplish more for the Lord.
Joshua 1:7
Only be thou strong and very courageous, that thou mayest observe to do according to all the law, which Moses my servant commanded thee: turn not from it to the right hand or to the left, that thou mayest prosper whithersoever thou goest.
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