Aliyah: Ebenezer Operation Exodus

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Aliyah: Ebenezer Operation Exodus
One of the greatest miracles of all
history is unfolding quietly today, nearly unnoticed by many believers. God
is bringing the Jewish people to Israel
from the Land of the North, even the
remotest parts of the earth, and fulfilling numerous Old Testament prophecies. God loves the Jewish people and
He is longing to have them back home
in Israel. Since the early 1990’s, we
have seen the return of over one million
Jewish people from the FSU, the Land
of the North, to the State of Israel, in
fulfillment of Isaiah 43:6; “I will say to
the North give them up.”
For several years, I have been
involved in Ebenezer Operation Exodus,
a ministry of Ebenezer Emergency
Fund. It was founded in 1991 by Gustav
Scheller, in England, for the purpose of
helping Jewish people return to Israel
from the lands of the former Soviet
Union. As Gentile believers in the God
of Israel, we are indebted to the Jewish
people. God is using Ebenezer Operation
Exodus to show His love to the Jewish
people in giving them humanitarian
aid and helping them to return to their
homeland. It is also first an intercessory
prayer ministry. Nothing is undertaken
without fervent, widespread seeking of
the will and timing of the Lord.
Humanitarian aid helps many Jewish
people with their basic necessities. Aid
distribution enables Ebenezer to gain
entry into Jewish communities to share
Lucinda Shirley, local member of
Operation Exodus ministry
God’s Word concerning aliyah (Jewish
people immigrating to Israel; a Hebrew
term used to describe “coming up” or
“ascending,”) and to explain how we
can assist them to return to Israel. It is
a bridge, helping our “fishing” teams
to reach the Jewish community. It also
shows our love and commitment in a
practical way, meeting them at the point
of their immediate need.
Since its inception, Ebenezer has
helped over 125,000 Jews to return to
Israel in conjunction with chartered
flights, Jewish Agency flights and
sailings. On arrival in Israel they are
welcomed by officials of the Israeli
government’s Ministry of Absorption.
This help center aids Jewish people in
socially and financially adjusting to
their own culture.
In Jeremiah 16:14-16, the Word says,
“Therefore behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when it shall no
more be said, As the Lord lives, Who
brought up the children of Israel out of
continued on page 5
10% of the Proceeds of the August POST advertising will go to Operation Exodus of the Ebenezer Emergency Fund International
By Scott Albright,
GM of Winds of Praise
Several weeks ago, our
pastor began his sermon by
announcing that he was going
to talk about “faith.” But first,
he wanted to take an informal
poll among those who were
there. On a scale of 1 to 10,
he said, where would you rank
your “faith”? And so he started with 1, being the lowest.
“Who’s at a ‘1’?”. I solitarily
raised my hand, with a sheepish smile. The poll continued,
with people raising their hands
at various points, until the pastor got to 10.
“Who’s at a ‘10’?” And
a young boy named Hunter
raised his hand, not with a
sheepish, but with a confident,
smile.
And quickly the scripture
flashed to mind about how our
faith needs to be like that of a
child. It’s what God wants of
us. (Luke 18:17) “I tell you
the truth, anyone who will not
receive the kingdom of God
like a little child will never
enter it.”
Why did I raise my hand at
1? Maybe it’s battle fatigue.
Maybe it’s getting to be old
age. Maybe it’s because my
heart has been dry, with not
enough daily watering and
refreshment in the presence of
Radio
update
the Lord.
Lord Jesus, I pray that
will change. I pray for Your
refreshment. Draw me near to
Yourself, morning, mid-day,
and at night. In Your presence
O Lord, there is fullness of joy.
Give me Your joy!
Have there been any breakthroughs at the radio station?
Nothing really comes to mind.
We who are there continue to
show up and contribute our
parts as best we can.
I’m missing the brief friendship of Andy Green. He was
here and gone in the blink of
an eye. I’ve been happy to have
Guy Leech come in for a few
weeks in the early mornings,
and I was very glad that he
and his friend were able to
escort Kelli up to this year’s
Creation Festival. I appreciated his youthful ambition
and enthusiasm. But now that
college is starting, Guy is
gone.
It’s still good to have the
other young guys come by on
Friday nights and crank out
the “Inferno.”
I’m so very glad that Don
Heist is faithful like a clock,
even though there are so
many other things that draw
his energy and time.
I’m grateful for the Word
of God, in audio, that we can
present every hour amidst the
music. And I’m thankful that
every now and then we hear
from someone who has been
touched through the broadcast, or the web stream, or
the POST.
Like many fellow believers, I hope to “not grow weary
in well doing” (Galatians
6:9), but to regularly be with
the One who makes all things
possible.
In Him, in Jesus, our realities remain limitless. In Him,
our faith can confidently be
ranked a “10.”
K elli A lbright
Getting Past the “Liners”
By Kelli G. Albright, POST Editor
Kelli Albright is the editor
of the POST. She is shown
with her dog Dakota.
By Kelli G. Albright
POST Editor
Another summer. Another
Creationfest. It doesn’t seem
like a normal summer without including it as my working vacation. Maybe some
of the same artists appear at
Creationfest each year, but for
the Press members, it’s always
full of surprises.
Others that normally would
have been part of the Winds of
Praise Press “corps,” like Don
and Sharon Heist or my husband, Scott, could not attend
this year. So I found myself
dozing off in the back seat of
the van going up to George, WA
as our summer DJ, Guy Leech,
and his pal, Derek Malloy conversed animatedly up front,
with every several words being
“dude.” Having been around
a class of high schoolers this
past year, I assured myself that
I could handle the trip. A media
mom? --whatever!
It seems like a lot of other
people decided to arrive at
Creation on Wednesday afternoon, just like us. The line
on the dusty road wasn’t moving. And quite a few had even
abandoned their vehicles in the
sweltering heat, playing games,
squirting each other with various water containers and hanging out in the surrounding
fields.
I got a reminder call from
Adam, head of the Creation
Press department, that we were
scheduled for our first artist
interview at 5 p.m. Upon learning of our situation, we were
personally guided and taken to
a campsite very near the front
gates and the media building
---too sweet. Although we had
forgotten a hammer for pounding the tents’ stakes and matches to light my vintage Sears yellow-orange propane stove, we
managed to set up camp pretty
q u i c k l y,
and down
chili dogs
for dinner.
About
the third
day of the
festival it
was pretty windy, which can be
typical of the Columbia River
Gorge. I saw the dust get stirred
up, but didn’t think much of it.
When I ran into Guy, he asked,
“Have you been back to the
campsite lately?” The wind had
gotten the best of it, including
turning an awning into a piece
of modern sculpture, bending
the poles beyond repair. Guy
had spent the previous 2 hours
cleaning everything up.
Interviews this year were
handled much differently than
in the past. Instead of the press
conferences, we were treated
to 10 minute one-on-one interviews with the artists. This
meant we had to really do our
homework beforehand. And,
we asked each artist or band for
“liners,”
or station
ID’s prior
to
our
questions.
So, now
on the air
you will
hear rapper LaCrae (only as a
rapper can) and many others
announce that “ ...You are listening to Winds of Praise...”. And,
uh, no, you don’t have to “say”
the “dash” or “hyphen” before
“LP” (as in “low power)...
wonder how it would sound!
P.S. If you hear any kkkkkkkkrrrrrrrrrrrch noises of the mic
cord rattling around, that was a
technical difficulty I was having! No such thing when Guy
had the mic, being fresh out of
working with “Boomercasts” at
Toledo High.
OK, moving on... it’s time
to glean from the musicians...
I am going to share snatches of
the interviews by composing a
topical guide of sorts...
•••
Help when nervous: Mark
Hall of Casting Crowns said
it was terrifying doing their
televised, live Christmas performance before dignitaries
in Wash. DC., as well as at
the National Prayer Breakfast
with Pres. Obama and others
in attendance this year. “I have
never bungy jumped, but it
must be in some ways like
that... ’Here we go, Lord!’.
We know ourselves; we aren’t
impressed. Everywhere we
go it’s ‘How did we get here,
Lord?’.”
•••
When facing challenges:
Also Mark Hall of Casting
Crowns: “...Never thought I
would write a book (because
of dyslexia and ADD)... maybe
a coloring book... One thing
God has shown me... like in
continued on page 5
PrinciPal rick’s chat with Parents: A New School Year at Mid-Coast
When I started at MidCoast Christian School two
years ago, I met with many
Christian families in Lincoln
County. I heard a familiar
mantra from these families:
“We are going to wait and
see if the school is successful before we choose to place
our children there.”
Last year we started our
school year with 58 students. This year we hope
to begin with 100 students.
Our students are achieving
amazing academic success.
Our school’s GPA last year
was a accumulative 94.6%.
We offered 22 extracurricular activities along with our
academics: Music, Drama,
Athletics, Physical Education,
Languages, Mentoring, Field
Trips, and etc. We have a
campus pastor for our girls
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boys. We have been successful in helping students grow
academically, spiritually,
emotionally, socially, and
physically.
I see MCCS becoming the
kind of school that God is
pleased with. The kind of
school that you would be
abundantly pleased to have
your child attend.
If you were one of those
parents waiting to see if
Mid-Coast Christian School
was going to survive or succeed, your wait is over.
We are going to have an
open house pre-registration
for the 2009-10 school year
on Tuesday, August 11. We
will be here from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m. on that day. If you’re
feeling that it is time for a
change or you’re concerned
about class size at your pub-
r icK r ussell
Rick Russell is the principal
of Mid-Coast Christian School
in Toledo and Pastor at Siletz
First Baptist Church
lic school, come and check
us out.
We are a Christian school
and expect all of our school
families to be involved in a
local church. If that is not
your cup of tea, then our
school may not meet your
family’s needs. If you are
looking for a loving Christian
environment for your child,
we are just what the doctor
ordered.
The only way our school
can begin this year with an
enrollment of 100 or more is
for the Christian families of
Lincoln County to support
Christian education in our
area.
We look forward to meeting all of you on August 11.
See you here at 1811 Arcadia
Drive in Toledo. Call 3362234 if you need further
directions or information.
Leave a message and we will
get back to you.
c Arol W Agoner
Carol Wagoner attends the
First Baptist Church in
Newport.
By Carol Wagoner
For a single word/number...
‘one’ carries a huge amount of
clout! ‘One’ can change the
world, a nation or a person
irrevocably. When you think
about it that way, every choice
you or I make becomes very
important indeed. Perhaps we
need a completely new perspective. Thank God the ultimate outcome of our lives are
in the hands of God rather than
our own.
Recently I was given an
opportunity to fudge just a little bit. I have to admit it was
tempting... something I would
like, that would have absolutely no affect on anyone else,
I thought. It would hurt no one.
Definitely resting in the ‘grey
zone’ between black and white,
right and wrong. BUT... the
fact that no one would KNOW
changes nothing! God knows.
I know, And the person who
offered the choice also knows.
That’s three too many. I just
couldn’t do it and I’m glad.
What a sad witness it would
have been to Christian or nonChristian had I accepted the
offer.
For some reason God put
this particular situation under a
spotlight for me. A lesson to be
learned, and probably an article
hand in hand: One
to be written. So here goes.
One little lie, one bit of
gossip, one flippant word, one
“slip of the tongue,” each with
tremendous power to hurt, steal
or kill. Oh, maybe not to kill
physically, but one word can
kill a child’s enthusiasm, or
break a heart in two. We all
know that!
The world is full of damaged
people, crippled by gossip,
angry words, angry thoughts,
hateful happenings, one insurrection after the other throughout the years. Divorce, broken
homes, suicide, abandoned
kids, abandoned old folks,
abandoned dreams all began
with one... one occurrence in
one life changing everything
for them... oft times forever.
I remember the days when I
was a battered wife. I believed
what my husband said. He said
Checking Romans 12:1
D on h eist
Don Heist is the Winds of Praise/
KWPB-LP Music Director
By Don Heist
I want to use this column to
do a cd review of sorts. I want
to list CDs that I believe best
lead us into worship as a life-
Disclaimer:
Views, opinions, and
advice expressed in the
Post are not necessarily
those of Winds of Praise
Broadcasting founders,
board, or volunteers.
style and create an intimate
praise & worship experience.
I had the honor of having
Michael Robert in the studio
for a live interview and right
away found out that Pastor
Andy Green, a former DJ with
Winds of Praise, used to be
his Pastor. He went on to tell
how the song “Loving Eyes”
came about. At a time preparing to take communion he saw
Jesus looking at him from the
Cross and in His eyes was
pure love, no disapproval or
condemnation. It is on his
CD “Lift Up Your Voice.” On
his other CD, “I Come Into
Your Presence” there are sev-
eral songs that help me enter
into Jesus’s presence: “Take
Me Deeper,” “Purify Me” and
“My Strength and Shield.” All
of which he played the next
day at a free concert with a
full band and all the money
from the offering went to his
step-son that is on a mission with YWAM. Because
Michael Robert has surrendered everything to God and
has gone deeper in His Love
he motivates and challenges
his listeners to do the same.
If you know of a CD that is a
good worship experience you
can email me at featurecd@
windsofpraise.com.
I was totally dependant upon
him to provide a home for my
children. He was the provider,
however looking back I see
that I also worked 40 hours a
week. But I was still convinced
I could do nothing worthwhile
“without him.”
His favorite words for me
were stupid, ugly, useless. I
believed him until God opened
my eyes to the truth! “I can do
all things through Christ who
strengthens me!” God said I
was His precious child and He
would take care of my kids and
me, Himself! I took Him up
on His promise. That was 27
wonderful years ago. I am now
a happy great-grandmother.
One breath, one Savior, one
God, one truth, one lesson, one
opportunity, one accident, one
illness, one healing, one salvation. One abortion, one birth,
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one life to live. Each of those
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life, either directly or indirectly
affecting us personally.
I’ve often thought of what
the consequence would have
been had my father succeeded
in forcing my mother to have
one abortion... me! Granted it
was wartime, they were poor,
they already had one child and
they couldn’t afford another.
To be honest I wish I had never
been told the truth that he didn’t
want me. I’m not sure I’ve ever
really been able to forgive him,
as hard as I try.
That one fact broke my heart
forever. If he had been successful the world would be a very
different place. I have four
children, eight grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren.
None of them would exist nor
generations after them!
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Klahowya Sihks (“Hello Friend”) in Chinook Jargon)
My Need For A Savior
By Dan Lundy,
Sacred Ground Outreach
Sometimes my Native
American blood cries out for
my people. I see so many who
are enslaved to drugs, alcohol, abuse, pornography, apathy, low self-esteem, poverty
and self-destructive lifestyles.
I remember when I was one of
those “worst of the worst” and
how totally lost I felt. I didn’t
know who I was or where I
was going. I was self-absorbed
and lost in the truest sense.
I needed to be saved from
myself and the destiny I had
carved out for myself. I needed
a savior.
There is a growing philosophy in Indian Country that goes
something like this:
“Our ancestors had everything they needed at one time.
The life they led was healthy,
balanced, good in every way.
The way of life was given by
Creator and met every need of
the people, physical, spiritual,
emotional. Then the white man
came, conquered us, colonized
us and took those things from
us. As a result of that, we now
suffer from cultural trauma
which can only be undone by
returning to our early cultural
values. This can be accomplished through a process of
returning to tribal traditions,
religions, rites, ceremonies,
under the mentorship and
direction of tribal elders and
other visionary leadership.”
I agree with a lot of what
that philosophy identifies as
“cultural trauma.” I believe that
is a very real factor in the state
of many of our tribal members
who suffer from drugs, alcohol,
addictions, etc. I get that our
roots were nearly destroyed,
our history lost, our people virtually enslaved, our traditions
torn from us. I realize that the
early churches oftentimes were
used as puppets to mistreat our
people. I also realize that those
churches were not following
the teachings of Jesus. I get it.
What I don’t get is how
restoring the old ways will
restore us to a right relationship with our Creator. Where is
the “Jesus Factor” in this? Why
not go for the whole enchilada
PAstor DAn lunDy
if we are looking for healing.
II Chronicles 7:14 says this,
“If my people who are called
by my name will humble themselves and pray, seek my face
and turn from their wicked
ways, then will I hear from
Heaven, forgive their sin and
heal their land.”
This old writing is a proph- Pastor Dan Lundy, Sacred
ecy of the coming “savior” Ground Outreach (Siletz
whose name is Jesus. I am Foursquare Church).
all for healing, restoration,
the return of tribal pride, land,
Creator had one son, His
respect and traditions. I love name is Jesus. He is the way
the traditions of our people. to the Father Creator. He is the
They have their place and are only way.
extremely important. But those
I still cry out for my people.
traditions won’t save us from I pray that they will learn to
ourselves. They won’t restore love Jesus, who is the true way
us to right relationship with to the Creator and to healing
Creator.
our land and our people.
Consider This: The True Meaning of Love
By Amanda batYashua
“Master, which is the great
commandment in the law?
“Jesus said unto him, Thou
shalt love the Lord thy God
with all thy heart, and with
all thy soul, and with all thy
mind.
“This is the first and great
commandment.
“And the second is like
unto it, Thou shalt love thy
neighbour as thyself.
“On these two commandments hang all the law and
the prophets.” –Mat. 22:3640, KJV
QUICK’S
The true meaning of ‘love’
has been lost in our culture
today, twisted to the concepts
of the Greek mindset. Today,
one would describe ‘love’ as
‘strong liking,’ ‘a passionate attraction and desire,’ or
‘very strong affection.’ But
this is not what the Messiah
meant.
In one word, in one thought,
lies the answer to every successful marriage, and that
thought is ‘love,’ a word that
we have reduced to a sliver
of its true merit. As it is with
the covenant between a man
and a woman, love is also the
answer to our perfect covenant – marriage covenant, if
you will- with God.
In the Hebrew mindset,
‘love’ is so much more than an
emotion; it is loyalty, honesty,
faithfulness, devotion, trust-
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worthiness and obedience. It
was with this thought of love
that the Messiah answered,
“Thou shalt love the Lord
thy God…” because, oddly
enough, being a Hebrew, he
thought with the Hebrew mindset. By quoting Deuteronomy
6:5, the Messiah was saying,
Thou shalt be loyal to, honest
with, faithful to, devoted to,
trustworthy and obedient to
the Lord thy God.
In Matthew 22:40, the
Messiah declares, “On these
two commandments hang all
the law and the prophets.”
There is a popular belief that
he is declaring these commandments the only two left
of any significance. On the
contrary, the Messiah is stating
that the words of the prophets
and every command given by
God can be summed up in
these two. For example, ‘you
shall not take the name of the
Lord in vain’ and ‘you shall
have no other gods before
me’ are expansions on the
first and greatest command,
“Love the Lord thy God.”
Likewise, by not bearing false
witness against your neighbor, you are showing your
love for him. After all, how
are you loving your neighbor
if you’re telling everyone he’s
a thief? How are you loving
your spouse by being unfaithful? How are you loving God
by disobeying Him?
In John 14:15 the Messiah
goes on to say, “If ye love me,
keep my commandments.”
This leaves us with the obvious parallel “If you don’t
keep My commandments, you
don’t love Me.”
“Jesus answered and said
unto him, If a man love Me,
he will keep My words: and
My Father will love him, and
We will come unto him, and
make our abode with him.
“He that loveth Me not
keepeth not my sayings: and
the word which ye hear is not
Mine, but the Father’s which
sent Me.” –John 14:23,24
Interesting? I hope so.
Please email me with questions or comments at [email protected].
Thank you.
Disclaimer:
Views, opinions, and
advice expressed in the
Post are not necessarily those of Winds of
Praise Broadcasting
founders, board, or
volunteers.
Getting Past the “Liners”
a band... each person has his
area for using his own gift.”
Mark explained God provides tools and others for getting a job done. (Note: Mark
Hall’s book, “Your Own Jesus:
A God Insistent on Making
It Personal” will be out this
month).
•••
When going to a place
that may make some uneasy:
Megan Garrett of Casting
Crowns: The band has been
to North Korea twice. Megan
said it has been good to put
a face to the nation; to build
relationships and friendships.
One of the trips was a weeklong festival of the arts involving representatives from many
nations, honoring the leader
and his birthday.
•••
How to put things in perspective: Rich Moore (bass,
vocals for Newworldson):
Says the band’s families are
close and tight. He and his
wife are learning to live a
life of service before material
gains and other things. Rich
explained that they are blessed
doing this and are being good
stewards of what they are
given. Rich continued, “Jesus
Aliya
continued from page 2
said, ‘Follow Me’... it is not an
easy path.”
•••
When things don’t turn
out as we had dreamed: Brian
Doerksen (wrote “Now is the
Time to Worship,” among many
other worship hits) has two
severely handicapped young
sons who cannot speak. “I
am a bit of a
thinker, philosopher...
I dreamed
of having
sons to talk
with... (but
through my
sons) I hear the voice of God;
the voice of the heart.” One
son seeks Brian out first thing
in the morning to give him a
hug. “It is beyond words... (a
glimpse of) the kingdom of
God,” Brian said.
•••
Overcoming
obstacles:
Israel Houghton of New
Breed (and worship leader for
Joel Osteen’s mega-church in
TX) could easily have been
an abortion statistic; his mother is white, and his biological father is black. His mother
became pregnant with him
as a teen in the early 1970’s,
when Waterloo, Iowa was host
to a very segregated society.
A stranger later witnessed to
his mother in CA, then eight
months pregnant and a druguser. Israel’s band’s goal is to
be cross-cultural, cross-generational and cross-denominational.
Concerning worship Israel
said, “God
is not controlled by our
skin tones or
where we
came from...
we get there
as anyone
else... worship is about Him,
and getting over ourselves. (It
shows) if we have a heart for
God. (One) needs to get to the
basics.”
•••
Sharing the Lord with
others: Having just turned 18,
Holly Starr graduated from a
combination of being homeschooled and attending regular
high school. The story behind
her song “Unaware”: at cosmetology school, she became
good friends with a fellow student who had a gang background and had served jail
time. He made a turn-around
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the land of Egypt. But, As the Lord lives, Who
brought up the children of Israel from the land of
the north and from all the countries to which He
had driven them. And I will bring them again to
their land which I gave to their fathers. Behold,
I will send for many fishers, says the Lord, and
they will fish them out; and afterward I will send
for many hunters, and they will hunt them from
every mountain and from every hill and out of
the clefts of the rocks.”
We sense an urgency to help and encourage
the Jewish people to go home now before the
hunters come. Anti-Semitism is on the rise.
According to God’s Word, the church has
been given the awesome honor of being part
of His plan to comfort His people and help in
the prophetic fulfillment of Israel’s return to
the land.
“Thus says the Lord God, Behold, I will
beckon to the Gentiles and lift up my banner
to the peoples: and they will bring your sons in
their arms, and your daughters will be carried
on their shoulders.” Isaiah 49:22
in his life. Discussions of life
and God followed with Holly’s
friend; he had attended church
in his childhood. Just 2 weeks
after Holly witnessed to him,
she received the news that he
had died in a car accident.
It was a very dark time. She
asked, “God, did I ever take the
chance to show your love?”.
God comforted Holly, showing
His faithfulness.
•••
I will let the pages of photos tell the rest of Creationfest
NW ‘09’s story. My 35 mm
Minolta is in semi-retirement,
so enjoy the digital coverage
from Guy’s camera and also
Keith Berry, veteran photographer from WA.
If you have never been to
Creationfest, plan on it for next
year or if you have been, make
it a summer tradition! It is worship... Christian rock bands...
childrens
entertainment....
meaty sermons... baptisms....
amusements for the daring
(rock walls; and a bungy ride)...
and huge “merch” tents.
Totally awesome, dude!
Walter S. Duvall, CFP
2015 N.W. 39th
Suite 303
Lincoln City, OR
541-996-6197
1-800-299-8824
HOWARD A. ADAMS
Certified Public Accountant
833 S.W. Government St.
Newport, OR 97365
(541) 265-6959
FAX (541) 265-6938
3515 N.E. Quay
Lincoln City, OR 97367
(541) 994-8440
FAX (541)994-3190
E-mail: [email protected]
We are now in the process of preparing for
the much larger, worldwide Exodus (Jeremiah
16:14-15, 23:7-8), which is soon to come. Our
message is to awaken the church to God’s call
to be involved in helping His Jewish people
go home! Please pray that the Jewish people
choose to listen to the inner stirrings of God’s
voice calling them home.
You may be wondering why this is important. It is because the restoration of the Jewish
people to their land will trigger in the coming
of the Messiah. It is also a fulfillment of prophecy, and it is a sign of the end times. The return
of the Jewish people to their land demonstrates
God’s faithfulness to His Word. He keeps His
promises and His Word is true. Finally, we need
to be obedient to His Word in helping the Jewish
people return home. You can help by praying,
giving financially, and encouraging others to get
involved in helping the Jewish people.
Lucinda Shirley is a member of Toledo
Foursquare Church.
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Healing Evangelist
at Coast Vineyard
Fellowship in Lincoln City
A street healing evangelist will be a special guest
at Coast Vineyard Christian
Fellowship in Lincoln City
Aug. 22 at 7 p.m., and
Aug. 23 at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
The church is located at 1505
NE 6th Dr. in Lincoln City.
Healing evangelist Todd
White was a drug addict and
atheist for 22 years. He was
at a point of suicide when
God came into his life and set
him free. Todd’s heart is to
equip the church and activate
them to live a 24/7 Kingdom
Lifestyle. He preaches the
Gospel everywhere he goes
and God backs it up with
signs following. It is common
for Todd to see dozens of
people healed while he goes
about his everyday life. He is
known to pray for healings at
restaurants, stores, stop lights
and bus stops, among other
places.
Todd’s home base is with
Neck Ministries in PA, where
he is a ministry leader and
teacher. He also teaches with
Randy Clark’s Global School
of Power and Love. He is fre-
quently seen on the Christian
Broadcasting Network with
Gordon Robertson. He has
been blessed to receive impartation from Bill Johnson,
Rolland and Heidi Baker,
Randy Clark, and Benny
Hinn.
Todd is a cast member of
the reality show, God Squad,
which goes onto city streets
across America. This program
will be seen on secular television, and can currently be
seen on the internet. On this
show, people encountered on
the streets find healing and
their broken lives restored to
peace and love as they feel
the supernatural presence of
the Lord on their bodies in a
physical and undeniable way.
For further information,
background and healing videos, you can find Todd White
at www.neckministries.com,
w w w. g l o b a l a w a k e n i n g .
com, and www.powerandlove.org, or Patricia King’s
Extreme Prophetic site. The
Coast Vineyard Christian
Fellowship can be reached at
(541) 557-1771.
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Lynetta’s Book Corner
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By Lynetta Smith
Blue Like
Play Dough
by Tricia Goyer
Ever feel pulled and pushed
and stretched? In her memoir
of parenting life, Tricia Goyer
shares insights of parenting
she’s learned over the past two
decades as a parent of three.
Using word pictures most
moms can relate to, such as
noodles and play dough, she
relates lessons she learned as a
pregnant teen, a homeschooling mom with toddlers, and
through the teen years. While
she was raising and schooling
her kids, God called her to full
time writing, mentoring pregnant teens, and care for her
aging grandmother full time.
All of that serves to humble,
stretch, and shape her into the
mother and wife God wanted
her to be.
She and her husband John
live with their three children
and her grandma in Montana.
In her transparency, she reveals
much of what she’s learned as
a child of God, a mother, and a
wife. She leads us through lessons in the death of her grandfather and wounded friendships. We’re served a helping
of carrot soup and treated to
puppet shows. Through it all,
Tricia weaves the analogy of
being shaped like play dough
by the Creator of it all.
One of my favorites is the
chapter on kneading truth
into our lives through Bible
memorization. It reaffirmed
the importance of tucking in
scripture to pull out when we
need it the most. I have often
recalled a certain verse when
I needed help in gauging a
response or a tidbit of wisdom. I was inspired again
to memorize more and more
scripture.
Another concept that struck
me was that God would stretch
and shape my children too. As
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a parent we often don’t want
them to endure pain, so we
shield them from it as best we
can. Tricia points out that this
pain is sometimes necessary
in our kids’ lives for God to
do this work. Sometimes this
comes in the form of conviction of sin, or when they join
in ministry, but just like God
is shaping us, so He does with
our kids. (This is why they
memorize the scriptures with
me!)
Whether it’s been years
since you’ve pressed brightly
colored dough into animal
shapes with your little one,
or you have yet to experience
that pleasure, Blue Like Play
Dough is a great read. You’ll
be encouraged and convicted
in your parenting life as Tricia
shares some of her most poignant and life-changing stories.
Lynetta lives near Nashville
TN, where she is a freelance
writer and a homeschooling
Mom. She’s been published in
Chicken Soup for the Soul:
Lessons I Learned from my
Cat (release date Sept. 22),
Clubhouse Jr., and Credo.
Disclaimer:
Views, opinions, and advice
expressed in the Post are not
necessarily those of Winds of
Praise Broadcasting founders,
board, or volunteers.
At the Tone the Correct Time will be...
Jon Thompson is from The House
of Yeshua Fellowship in Lincoln
City. Feel free to contact him
with your comments at jont_isme@
yahoo.com
By Jon Thompson
missing link that proves evolution, we don’t need God.”
Every age comes up with
some new knowledge or idea
that makes God obsolete.
That’s what makes it a new
age, some new discovery or
realization. Each time we
come up with a new understanding, it seems we have to
go through the phase. Then
when the new knowledge fails
to solve the world’s problems, and often when it gets
to the point that the world is
worse off than it was before
the new discovery, a remnant
turn back to God. And, most
of the world descends into
darkness.
Even in our corner of the
world, we are not immune
from rampant abomination.
Lincoln City is having another homosexual celebration in
September. The organizers of
the event call it a ‘pride’
event, but God calls it abomination. (See Leviticus 20:13)
Today it’s becoming a
crime to be righteous and
right to be a sinner. The
time is here that those on the
Lord’s side need to stand. A
portion of the Good News
that seems to have gotten lost
somewhere along the way is,
“Blessed are those who are
persecuted for righteousness’
sake, for theirs is the kingdom
of heaven. Blessed are you
when men revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds
of evil against you falsely
on my account. Rejoice and
be glad, for your reward is
great in heaven, for so men
persecuted the prophets who
were before you.” (Matthew
5:10-12)
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God’s followers have rarely been politically correct at
any time in history and it
seems they are not going to
start any time soon.
God has given us some
markers in His timing so we
can call up His word and
find out what time it is in
His schedule. Maybe not to
the microsecond, or even the
day and hour, but at least we
can know the season and we
will know what signs precede
immediately before the Day
of the Lord.
As we compare what is happening in the world with the
prophecies in the Scriptures it
appears the correct time is…
near the end. The Good News
is also that when Messiah
returns, He will clear up any
of the misunderstanding about
whether there is a God, and
whether worldly knowledge
supersedes the knowledge
and plan of God.
Oh, look, here comes
another one of the signs.
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In the “dark ages,” before
the internet, atomic clocks,
even before digital clocks,
if you wanted to know what
time it was, you could call
a phone number. A recorded
voice would say “At the tone,
the correct time will be…”
the voice would give you the
time, then, after a pause, you
would hear a tone. Today, I
can check my computer or my
atomic clock and get the correct time accurate to within a
few microseconds.
I can also go online and
look at any one of several
sites and find out the time the
sun will rise, and set, when
the moon will be visible, and
when almost any celestial
event will occur. One site I
visited had the solar and lunar
eclipses listed from 300 B.C.
to 2095 A.D. It’s amazing the
amount of knowledge available to us today. We have the
texts of thousands of historical books readily available.
We can see what the weather
is just about anywhere in the
world within a few miles. We
can even see satellite photos,
updated regularly, of many
places.
But with all of this massive
knowledge, the knowledge of
God is diminishing.
We have become so secure
in our knowledge we seem
to have forgotten the beginning of wisdom is the fear
of God. Our increase in and
access to knowledge gives
us the impression that we
can do anything. World and
local leaders tempt God with
their own agendas and flaunt
their perversions in His face,
because they now know there
is no God. They have relegated Him to a primitive time
when we didn’t understand
what made things tick, and
we had to rely on superstition. They dismiss those of
us who still believe in God
as anachronisms of a time of
ignorance.
It would be disheartening to realize, that now that
we know everything, God
is irrelevant, if this age of
enlightenment were not just
a rehashing of all the earlier
“ages of enlightenment.”
But this new age of information and knowledge is just
another in a long line of ‘wow
we know so much we don’t
need God anymore’ periods.
“Oh look, now that we can
make fire and control it, we
no longer need God.”
“Wow, we can plant seeds
and harvest, we don’t need
any God.”
“Since we can mine and
refine metal into spears, we
don’t need a God.”
“Oh look, now that we
know the earth is round, we
don’t need God.”
“Now we know that
microbes cause disease,
we don’t need to believe in
God.”
“Now that we can see
atoms, we don’t need to
believe in a God.”
“Look we can live as sexual perverts, now we don’t
need a God.”
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Memories
Left: Way beyond the fun;
the bands; the speakers;
and the sun and scenery...
hundreds make the most
important decision of their
lives at each Creationfest:
accepting Jesus Christ as
their personal Savior. Here,
Creationfest founder, Harry
Thomas (right), baptizes a
teen. (photo by Guy Leech)
Compiled by Kelli G. Albright, POST Editor
“Are we having fun yet?”
The Winds of Praise van
got in the wrong entrance
line for Creation this
year. Waiting patiently in a
spot of shade:
summer morning
DJ Guy Leech and his
friend, Derek Malloy.
(photo by Kelli Albright)
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session at Creationfest. The artist did most of the painting with the canvas
upside down... amazing! (photo by Guy Leech)
Indy award-winning artist Holly Starr, 18,
is way beyond her years in talent and
maturity. Holly has been writing songs
for the past 14 years, and started piano
lessons in the first grade.
(photo by Guy Leech)
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Chris Tomlin sang from the heart for the candlelight service
Fri. evening at Creation. (photo by Guy Leech)
‘Operation Space’ VBS offered at
Newport First Baptist Church
Newport First Baptist Church will
be holding Vacation B i b l e
School during the
week of August
10-14, from 9 a.m.
until noon.
Vacation Bible
School is open to
children ages
2 years old
through the sixth
grade. The theme
is “Operation Space, A
Close Encounter with God’s
Word.” In this galactic adventure,
kids will learn how God reveals
Himself through His world and His
Word. They’ll enjoy songs, puppet
skits, crafts, games and goodies.
Each day, they will learn more
about our great Creator as
they crisscross the cosmos!
Newport First
Baptist Church
is located at 208
N.W. 6th Street,
next door to Bike
Newport. For more information, or to pre-register, you
may contact the church by telephone at 541-265-5811.
What is Winds of Praise?
O
ur primary goal is to encourage
people to worship God, in the
name of Jesus Christ, every day, 24
hours a day. We do this primarily
through the broadcast of contemporary (modern) praise and worship
music. We have live DJs at specific
times throughout the day. We have
time available for the rebroadcast
of local church sermons and Bible
teachings. We are not from any one
denomination, but work with many
people from many Christian denominations and groups.
Want Winds of Praise
to “travel” to Toledo and Siletz?
Let’s Do some math...
Space on a tower is available, to increase
Winds Of Praise’s broadcasting range;
cost would be $300 / mo.
Churches
(in addition to current supporters):
$10/mo. church directory “Post” listing
x 30 churches for tower space
$300 (tower space/ mo.)
Businesses:
$40/mo. (standard “Post” ad and
2 on-air, non-commercial
daily announcements)
x 8 businesses
...or Businesses: Special Yearly Pkg.
$500./yr. (“Post” ads and non-commercial
on-air announcements)
Individuals:
Seek the Lord as to what He would have
you contribute to this non-profit ministry.
Remember the widow’s mite.
For more information:
Studio msg. phone:
(541)574-1892
$320 (covers tower-plus for 1 mo.)
Underwriter
E-mail:
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Mail: Winds of Praise,
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Churches of Lincoln County
The churches listed on this directory all actively support Winds of Praise Broadcasting and
share a common belief that the scriptures of the Holy Bible are true and accurate, including
John 14:6, where Jesus says “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the
Father except through Me.”
Atonement Lutheran Church,
265-2554
2315 N. Coast Hwy., Newport
Sunday Worship: 8:15 a.m., 11:00 a.m.
www.atonementlutheran.com
Calvary Baptist Church,
265-5232
903 SW Alder St., Newport
Sun. 9:45 & 11 a.m.
“Setting Addicts Free Eternally”
Sun. 6 p.m.. Tues. 7 p.m.
Soup Kitchen
Covenant Faith Ministries,
541-875-4995
192 “B” South Main St., Toledo
Meeting times: 10 a.m. Sun.;
Wed. 7 pm Bible Study. Everyone welcome
First Baptist Church of Newport,
265-5811
208 NW 6th
Hispanic Ministry Sun. 6 p.m.
Two Sunday Services at 9 a.m. and
10:45 a.m. Christian Education during both
services; plus Midweek Service and
Bible Studies
First Baptist Church of Siletz
444-9323 (Church)
933-8075 (Pastor Rick Russell)
377 SW Swan Ave, Siletz
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 10:45 a.m.
First Baptist Church of Toledo
336-2161
NW 11th & Nye
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Worship 6:00 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church,
265-2841
227 NE 12th St., Newport
Mid-week contemporary worship
service every Wed., 7-8 p.m. Service times:
10 a.m. Sunday. Middle School youth: 5 p.m.
Sun. Sr. High 7 p.m. Sun.
House of Yeshua, Followers of the
Jewish Messiah Jesus,
921-1892
798 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
(inside the Radio Shack bldg.)
Sabbath Services Sat. 12:00 noon
Bible Study Tue. 6:30 p.m.
Join us as we observe the
Biblical Feasts. www.houseofyeshua.org
Lighthouse Vineyard
Christian Fellowship,
574-4499
704 SW Hurbert St., Newport
Sun. coffee hour 9:15 a.m.;
Sun. celebration meeting 10 a.m.,
Every Fri. “Encountering God”
(Times of worship and ministry)
New Life Foursquare Church,
994-9319
2700 NE 22nd St., Lincoln City
Sun. 10 a.m.; Wed. 7 p.m.
Logsden Neighborhood Church,
444-1078
6631 Logsden Rd., Logsden
www.logsdenchurch.org
Sun. 10:30 a.m., Call Church for weekday
Bible studies info
Newport Church of the Nazarene,
265-6684
227 NW 12th, Newport
Sunday Morning Worship: 8:30 & 11:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship: 6 p.m.
Wednesday Service: 6:30 p.m.
Nursery & childcare available
Newport Seventh Day
Adventist Church, 265-2041
558 NE 1st, Newport
Services: Sabbath School @
9:30 a.m. Saturday,
Worship services at 10:45 a.m. Saturday
Sacred Ground Outreach
(Siletz Foursquare Church)
444-1199
Meeting at Logsden Neighborhood Church
bldg., Sun. Potluck 4:30 p.m.,
Worship 5:30 p.m.
St. Peter the Fisherman - Lutheran
Church 994-8793
1226 SW 13th Lincoln City
Adult Bible Study and Youth Sunday School
Sunday 9 a.m.
Traditional Service 10:30 a.m.
Bible Study Wed 6:30 p.m.,
www.stpeterlc.com
South Beach Chapel,
867-6477
3024 Ferry Slip Rd., South Beach
Sunday 9 a.m.
South Beach Christian Fellowship
867-7886
3335 S. Coast Hwy., South Beach, OR 97366
Services: Sun. 10:00 a.m. & Wed. 6:30 p.m.
prayer and Bible reading
Toledo Foursquare Church,
336-1013
1803 NW Lincoln Way
Sun. 10 a.m., Wed. 7 p.m.
Waldport Foursquare Church
563-4154
185 Huckleberry, Waldport
Sunday Worship 10 a.m.
Call for weekly Bible Studies
AuGuST CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Aug. 9: Sacred Ground Outreach
outdoor church service at Pow-wow on
Government Hill, 10 a .m . Guest speaker,
Pastor Rick Russell of Siletz First
Baptist Church
Aug. 10: VBS First Baptist Church,
Newport . Ages 2 years to 6th grade .
Pre-register, info: 265-5811
Aug. 11: Mid-Coast Christian School Open
House, 8 a .m . - 6 p .m ., 1811 Arcadia Dr .
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Ph. 716-681-6300 • Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ebenezerusa.org
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Newport Foursquare Church,
265-9241
215 NW 15th St., Newport
Sun. 10 a.m., Home Meetings: Wed. 7 p.m.
If your church is not listed on this directory and you’d like to see it added, please call us at 574-1892
Aug. 8: Siletz Farmers Mkt .
of Sacred Ground Outreach (Siletz
Foursquare Church), 9 a .m . - 3 p .m .
North side of Siletz Valley Grange on
Gaither St ., Siletz . Space will be available
for vendors during pow-wow, Aug . 7 - 9
Call Kelli, 541-444-2017 for more info .
Ebenezer Emergency Fund USA
(former Arcadia School bldg .) in Toledo
Info: ph . 541-336-2234 . (See Principal
Rick Russell’s article, page 2)
Aug. 22: Siletz Farmers Mkt . of Sacred
Ground Outreach (Siletz Foursquare
Church), 9 a .m . - 2 p .m .
North side of Siletz Valley Grange,
Gaither St . in Siletz .
Vendors: call Kelli, 541-444-2017
Aug. 22 & 23: Coast Vineyard Christian
Fellowship, 1505 NE 6th Dr ., Lincoln City,
ph . 541-557-1771 . Guest speaker,
Healing Evangelist Todd White
8/22: 7 pm; 8/23: 9 a .m . and 11 a .m .
Aug. 24-28: Newport Church of the
Nazarene VBS, 9 a .m . - 12 noon,
K - 6th grade . Info . 265-6684 .
KWPB 98.7 FM
Programming Guide
Scott: Live . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mon-Fri 5 am - 6 am
Guy’s Morning Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mon-Fri 6 am - 9 am
Feature Full Length CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mon-Fri 9 am, 4pm, 9pm
“Night Live” with Don Heist . . . . . . . . . . . Mon, Wed-Sat 5 pm - 7 pm
“Fri. Night Inferno” (youth music) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fri, 7 pm - 9 pm
“Español” Programming . . . . . 7 pm - 9 pm weekdays, when available
Children’s Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sat 9-9:15 am
“The Tent / Soaking” with Aimee Herd Mon-Thurs 4 am, 10 am; Fri 4 am, 3 pm
Pastor Scott Schones from South Beach Christian Fellowship Fri 10 am
The Atonement Hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wed 12:30 pm
Newport Foursquare Pastor Warren Willie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thu 2 pm
Winds of Praise Broadcasting Statement of Faith
We believe:
That the Bible is God's inspired, authoritative, infallible Word. 2 Tim 3:16, 17
That there is one God, eternally existent
in three personalities; Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit. 2 Cor. 13:14
That Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, sac-
rificed His own life by shedding His blood on
the cross for our sins, and was resurrected
by God from death to provide eternal life to
those who accept Him as Lord and Savior
and is soon coming back for His church.
Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. "No
one comes to the Father, but through Me."
John 14:6
That the Holy Spirit, the Helper, is active,
sent by the Father, dwells within us, and
daily leads us a teaches us in all things. John
14:16, 17
That Jesus Christ is the head of His
church, and that His church is composed of
individual members and fellowships created
to serve unique yet necessary functions and
that love is the greatest of all gifts given to
His church. 1 Cor. 12 & 13
Winds of Praise Officers and Board of Directors:
Scott Albright (Sacred Ground Outreach-Siletz Foursquare) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President
Kelli Albright (Sacred Ground Outreach-Siletz Foursquare) . . . . . Vice President and POST Editor
Steve Boyd (Coastline Fellowship) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Board Member
Sylvia Boyd (Coastline Fellowship) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Board Member
Jiroo Kuroda (First Baptist, Newport) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Board Member
Johanna Kuroda (First Baptist, Newport) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alternate Board Member
Don Heist (South Beach Chapel) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Board Member
Sharon Heist (South Beach Chapel) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Board Member
Winds of Praise Broadcasting is a non-profit 501(c3), organization, operates
24 hours a day at 98.7 FM in the Newport, OR, area; and on the Internet at www.windsofpraise.com. We play contemporary Christian praise and worship music, and some sermons.