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Keep
up your gadfly activities. I was raised in Arizona and used to ponder the usefulness
of such critics as gadflies. At least they kept an old horse who was
sleeping from falling to the ground by constantly buzzing around him. — Curtis Stamps, Whippany, N. J.
I
have enjoyed your articles on your visits to other churches. I appreciated
your last observation, "We have much more in common than
differences." I find this true as I serve the First Baptist Church in
Tulare.
I
remember our visit to the Mormon temple in Los Angeles. I appreciated your
gracious questioning of the elder. — Bill
Johnson, Tulare, Tx.
I
think this matter of reason is at the root of some of our failures as a
Restoration Movement. We suppose that we cannot believe anything unless it
fits into a syllogism. This being the case our faith will be in reason and
logic or self more than in God.—Paul
Du Bois, Arlington, Tx.
Good
news from the "Wrestling with God" project. We are moving ahead
with our plans to produce a quality dramatic film on the life of Alexander
Campbell and his movement, one worthy of TV and cable presentation. We will
concentrate on the struggles of the Campbells in the 1820's. —Jeanne
Lange, Studio City, Ca.
With
help from a Church of Christ in Ethiopia, we have our own famine relief
program in Zambia's western province. Ethiopia has been a famine area itself
and this assistance from one African congregation to another is to be
commended. —Angela Woodhall, Kitwe, Zambia