Amazing Video - One Nation Under God by Red Skelton

Tal McNutt home with the Lord

Derek Taylor — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 08:20:00 +0000

TOLBERT EDWARD MCNUTTOctober 17, 1923 – October 19, 2010Tolbert (affectionately known as “Tal”) McNutt was born October 17, 1923 to Tolbert A. and Elva D. McNutt in Englewood, New Jersey. When his parents became believing Christians he rebelled at becoming “born-again”. But, at 18 years of age, at Sunrise Mountain Bible Conference in Lake George, NY, Tal was led to Christ by another teenager, Harry Bollback (of Word of Life), in a motor boat in the middle of that lake. It was at the same Bible Conference he committed his life totally to Christ under the preaching of Dr. V. Raymond Edmon, then President of Wheaton College, IL.That same fall of 1941, Tal was a freshman at Wheaton College for almost a semester. He rejected the “ministerial deferment” from the military and enlisted in December in the U.S. Army Air Corp for WWII, where he was trained as a central fire-control mechanic on B-29’s. As a cadet he was stationed in Charleston, SC, Macook, NB, and Denver, CO, where he started Youth for Christ rallies in local churches or in Service Men’s Centers. In 1944 Tal was in Okinawa, and when the war ended he was among the first U.S. troops to occupy Japan. Tal and two other Christian GI’s prayed that the Lord would use them to reach Japanese young people for Christ. Through two C&MA missionaries who had been prisoners of war they were able to start Tokyo Youth for Christ. Many Japanese, U.S. GI’s, and some allied forces soldiers came to know Jesus Christ as their Savior through these special YFC rallies. Upon Tal’s honorable discharge from the military in February, 1946, he traveled for Word of Life, under Jack Wyrtzen, sharing the Japanese story and raising funds for Pocket Testament League New Testaments in the Japanese language, to be sent to Japan. In the fall of 1946 Tal entered Gordon College of Theology and Missions in Boston to become a full-time servant of Jesus Christ. While there he began Teen Bible Clubs in towns surrounding the Boston area using committed college students and Christian laymen as leaders, and leading the Brockton and Danvers Clubs himself. While a college student he also took over the directorship of Boston Youth for Christ, held at Park Street Church. In 1950 he formed Christian Youth, Inc., with a ministry to teens, evangelistic crusades and Boston Youth for Christ. On June 2, 1950, Tal and Evelyn Bearse (from Schenectady, NY, also a student at Gordon College) were married, and in 1952 they both graduated in the same ceremony at Tremont Temple Baptist Church in Boston – Tal from Gordon Seminary, and Evelyn from Gordon College. Upon graduation Tal was ordained as a Baptist minister in his home church in Grantwood, New Jersey. Tal, being a visionary, was led of the Lord to start a teenage ranch in New England, and in the summer of 1957 Camp Wamindi, at Stinson Lake, NH was purchased under Christian Youth, Inc., and Happy T(Teen) Ranch was born! Great years of ministry to teens followed with Tal doing evangelism in churches all over New England, NY, NJ, and the Canadian Maritimes. In 1963, when Tal became Executive Director of the New England Fellowship of Evangelicals, Happy T Ranch was merged into NEF and became the teen ministry of NEF. Tal was prompted to do this because of his vision for a Snow Camp ministry to youth using Wright Lodge (then called the “White Elephant” because it was only being used as the conference dining room and a two-week teen camp), and in the winter of 1965 Rumney Snow Camp began! Snow Camp continues today as does the Happy T Ranch which has been renamed the White Mountain Ranch. Hundreds of young people have come to salvation in Christ and hundreds of Christian young people have committed their lives totally to Christ through these ministries. There are former campers and staffers serving the Lord as pastors, missionaries, youth workers and Christian Educators all over the world as the result of these ministries. Tal was led of the Lord in 1979 to resign from NEF to go full-time into an itinerant ministry of evangelism and Bible teaching under McNutt Ministries, Inc., a ministry to small churches, Christian School, camps and conferences, prisons, and on mission fields as the Lord opened doors. Tal loved “preaching and teaching” God’s Word! He (along with Evie) did short term missionary assignments to South Korea, Trinidad, Dominican Republic, Portugal, Venezuela, Peru, Columbia, South America, and at Broken Arrow Bible Ranch in New Mexico to Native Americans. Tal dearly loved the Lord, loved His Word, the Scriptures; and served Him faithfully with his whole heart and being until the Lord took him home to “glory”! He was a beloved husband to Evie; a beloved father to Cindy and Marcy; a beloved father-in-law to Michael; and beloved grandfather to Seth and Steven Assink. He will be greatly missed by all of us! Tal graduated into the presence of His Lord, October 19, 2010, at 87 years of age.“A faithful man shall abound with blessings” Proverbs 28:20a

DO YOU WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN 2010?

Derek Taylor — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 07:24:00 +0000

2009 IS HISTORY

We just returned from a great meal, a wonderful concert, a challenging message, a candle light prayer time and fireworks by the lake at 12 oclock midnight. Jim Prose, a pastor from nearby broght the challenge from Prov 3:1-6. Do you want to be successful in 2010? I don’t know anyone who wants to be a failure.

HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN 2010 - (Prov. 3:1-8)

I. OBEY GOD (V. 1) - Read the Word of God every day.

God’s promse - Live long and prosper - (v. 2)

II. LOVE GOD (V. 3) - Be consistent in your walk.

God’s promise - Favor and a good name (v. 4)

III. TRUST GOD (V. 5) - Don’t lean on your own understanding

God’s promise - He will make your path’s straight (V. 6)

IV. FEAR GOD (V. 6) - Hate evil (v. 7)

God’s promise - Experience good health (Spiritual) (v. 8)

Things to try out before this year ends -

Derek Taylor — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:14:00 +0000

This is a powerpoint presentation with pictures and music that will bring lots of chuckles and especially if you are a animal lover.

ONE NATION UNDER GOD BY RED SKELTON

Derek Taylor — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 03:39:00 +0000

Copy and paste this to your URL or just click here. http://www.tangle.com/view_video?viewkey=b9606bd9fabdf44e2501

ENJOY!!!

Obama addresses school children

Derek Taylor — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 03:43:00 +0000

The U.S. Department of Education announced that Barack Obama will become the first President to address the nation’s schoolchildren next week. The National Education Association (NEA), whose liberal leaders boast they send more delegates to the Democratic National Convention than the state of California, is promoting this outreach to elementary students with study guides that will be sent to schools to prep kids for the President’s message.

America at the Crossroads

Derek Taylor — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 16:07:00 +0000

If you are concerned about our country listen to this video on Christian World View by clicking here or copying to the URL - http://www.worldviewtube.com/video.php/videoid-3805/Brannon-Howse/Kay-Arthur

Did you know this?

Derek Taylor — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 21:01:00 +0000

Click here - (or copy to URL) http://www.onenewsnow.com/Politics/Default.aspx?id=551240

Obama's graduation speech!

Derek Taylor — Fri, 22 May 2009 22:22:00 +0000

Click here for a video clip -

http://www.citizenlink.org/videofeatures/A000010067.cfm

National Day of Prayer

Derek Taylor — Wed, 06 May 2009 20:51:00 +0000

WHITE HOUSE - This Thursday, for the first time in nine years, there won’t be a White House ceremony in observance of the National Day of Prayer.

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says President Barack Obama will pray privately as he does every day, but his only public acknowledgement will be to issue a White House proclamation.

Republican Congressman Randy Forbes, co-chairman of the Congressional Prayer Caucus, says a proclamation urging Americans to pray would be more meaningful if the president set a public example. Forbes calls it a missed opportunity, but says, “Hopefully we’ll have millions of people around the country that will make up for the void we see at the White House on the National Day of Prayer."

Dangers of Financial Bailout

Derek Taylor — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 17:17:00 +0000

Why Banking Bailouts, Buyouts, and Nationalizations
Can Only Prolong America’s Second Great Depression
And Weaken Any Subsequent Recovery
(Edited Transcript of Press Conference Presentation)The Fed Chairman, the Treasury Secretary and Congress have now done more to bail out financial institutions and pump up financial markets than any of their counterparts in history.But it’s not nearly enough — and, at the same time, it’s already far too much.Two years ago, when major banks announced multibillion-dollar losses in subprime mortgages, the world’s central banks injected unprecedented amounts of cash into the financial markets. But that was not enough.Six months later, when Lehman Brothers and AIG fell, the U.S. Congress rushed to pass the TARP, the greatest bank bailout legislation of all time. But as it turned out, that wasn’t sufficient either.Subsequently, in addition to the original goal of TARP, the U.S. government has loaned, invested, or committed $400 billion to nationalize the world’s two largest mortgage companies ... $42 billion for the Big Three auto manufacturers ... $29 billion for Bear Stearns, $185 billion for AIG, and $350 billion for Citigroup ... $300 billion for the Federal Housing Administration Rescue Bill ... $87 billion to pay back JPMorgan Chase for bad Lehman Brothers’ trades ... $200 billion in loans to banks under the Federal Reserve’s Term Auction Facility (TAF) ... $50 billion to support short-term corporate IOUs held by money market mutual funds ... $500 billion to rescue various credit markets ... $620 billion in currency swaps for industrial nations ... $120 billion in swaps for emerging markets ... trillions to cover the FDIC’s new, expanded bank deposit insurance, plus trillions more for other sweeping guarantees.And it STILL wasn’t enough.If it had been enough, the Fed would not have felt compelled this week to announce its plan to buy $300 billion in long-term Treasury bonds, an additional $750 billion in agency mortgage backed securities, plus $100 billion more in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac paper.

IF YOU WANT TO READ MORE ABOUT WHERE THIS CAME FROM GO TO:

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/