"Their dedication to serving God by answering sometimes difficult and heartrending personal questions makes the service possible." BibleStudy.org's popularity in terms of visitors has increased an impressive 428 percent compared with 2004 totals, he said. "God has used the less than $2,000 donated for the year to do some great things."
Email Evangelists who regularly field questions are Rick and Eileen Beltz, Charlotte Grantham, Arnold Mendez Sr., Al and Debra Murrey, Eric Snow, Mike Summers, Les Turvey, Tommy West, Margaret Vidal and Clay Willis. One God Conference SEATTLE, Wash.--The ACD's 2011 One God Conference will happen in Pasadena, Calif., announced Ken Westby, founder of the conference's sponsor, the Association for Christian Development. "These sessions will explore the most important and critical knowledge on earth: the knowledge of God and His Son," he said. Mr. Westby and other Christian "unitarians"--many of them in the Churches of God--believe Jesus is not God, not part of the Godhead, even though He was and is the sinless, crucified and resurrected Son of God who had no human father. The conference is set for the last weekend in May 2011. Speech-club reunion DAYTON, Ohio--Former members of the Dayton Spokesman and Graduate speech clubs are invited to a reunion planned for April 2011, announced Steven and Patty Wyke. "This will be a ladies' night and a fun-filled evening for everyone," Mr. Wyke said. Anyone willing to help with the planning of the reunion is invited to contact the Wykes at stevenpattywyke@peoplepc.com, (937) 371-8444 or P.O. Box 96, Covington, Ohio 45318, U.S.A. Mr. Wyke is an outreach chaplain who serves assisted-living and nursing-home facilities in his area. Latter-day Dr. Hoeh A new Web site featuring Herman Hoeh is up and running at hermanhoeh.info. The site differs from others that feature Dr. Hoeh by providing audio recordings of the longtime Radio/Worldwide Church of God evangelist speaking to audiences after the death of RCG/WCG founder Herbert Armstrong and after the major splits that affected the WCG and related churches beginning in 1995. "The sermons offer a unique insight into what was going on in the WCG at a historic time, although much of what is said is couched in diplomatic terms," the site's webmaster informed The Journal. Topics Dr. Hoeh touch on in the recordings include the origins of the New Covenant in Genesis; the voluntary nature of the New Covenant; whether God and/or the Father is Yahweh; tithing; the two goats; and sin and the nature of mankind. | 
