Small town problems

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On Wed, 2 Oct 1996 14:21:53 -0500 (CDT), you wrote:

>    Sister Kilough is a VERY interesting and energetic person.  She
>    ministers to cocaine addicts, homeless, ex-cons.  Sometimes on
>    Sundays her and her congregation of street-people will go to Dallas
>    where the homeless people hang-out under the freeway interchanges,
>    and have church there.  The local Big Baptist Church tried to hire
>    her to head up their street mission department, and the Texas
>    District UPC also tried to get her to administer a state-wide
>    street-mission program.

Sis Kilough is my kind of Apostolic! We saw here material on Biblical
Holiness early on after she produced it and ordered a number of the
books. It's EXCELLENT stuff... and I understand is going into wider
circulation. 

A lot of the questions that people have raised here, are VERY
comprehensively dealt with in the 80 page workbook entitled "Be Ye
Holy" - available from 

Rev Cheryl Kilough
Apostolic Temple - a Jesus name Church
PO Box 2091
Arlington Tx 76004
(817) 860-0833

I think its abut $6.50 --- she gave us a real break as a Home Missions
church.

>   She's taught adults how to read, how to
>    balance a checkbook, how to pay bills, how to shop -- basically,
>    she's had to teach some people how to behave in modern society.

We have to teach many people very simple things, to enable them to
live an overcoming life. This is missionary work, in reality.

>    Euless is also just a few miles away from Christ Church UPC in
>    Irving TX, .  I can't for  the life of me remember the pastor's name, though he does have
>    a book on church growth out and he's a fairly big name in UPC   circles.

Thats Jack Dehart -