We have become friends through the forum
Of course we are brothers and sisters in the Lord,Isn't it interesting how we are joined together as friends though the forum as well.some ask and others take time to answer questions.We have also expressed how we feel one another with the posts of Dann.If it doesn't offend any body ,I would like to know to introduce ourselves by mentioning only in which country and city we are.You know some times I find myself laughing and smiling.Before yesterday ,while I was on the phone in different times with different brothers my eyes were concentrated to the forum,and I laughed with out being aware.What I want to say is not to tell you ,what I have done what I shouldn't do,but more interesting is how I enjoy the communication with different brothers and sisters in the forum.So if you just name the country and city you live, I consider it as a valuable present.I would like to thank everybody and logos for giving us this opportunity.
Frankfurt-Germany
God bless everybody.
Blessings in Christ.
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Well, Tucson, Arizona, USA here. I want to go a bit more Tes. Sorry....I am a career changer. The Lord has closed doors on my first career ( and for that I am grateful). I was a Teacher of Mathematics and Physical Sciences to 13-17 year olds. I believe the Lord is seeming to open a couple of paths. I am starting in the next month a few courses in biochemistry, physical chemistry, organic chemistry. In the mean time, my pastor has asked me to teach a lesson and I can see it leading to more. He has agreed to check out nontraditional paths to enter the ministry. An opportunity that I was feeling was closed perm. for me. I will just have to see. In the summers here we get temperatures that are about 43 degree C as highs and lows about 30 degree C.
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Hello Tes,
I'm from West Virginia, USA.
I'm not a Pastor, nor am I even a teacher or any other church office holder.
I just love studying His word...and Logos is a great way to do it!
God bless,
bob
Robert Pavich
For help go to the Wiki: http://wiki.logos.com/Table_of_Contents__
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Tes said:
Frankfurt-Germany
Nice city!
I'm from Melbourne, Australia (another nice city!).
God bless,
Dave
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Tes,
Like Dave I come from Australia. But I'm from Sydney which is higher and better than Melbourne.
I am gradually translating the whole Bible. Because I do this while travelling on the train when finished it will be the first trainslation of the Bible.
Because I am old, I am still using Logos 3. Nothing wrong with that .... I am still using WordPro.
Stephen Miller
Sydney, Australia
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Tes said:
If it doesn't offend any body ,I would like to know to introduce ourselves by mentioning only in which country and city we are
Asheboro, North Carolina, USA, home of the North Carolina Zoo. I have retired from the US Navy after 20+ years, retired from serving as Pastor after 25+ years, and am now semi-retired from a family business after 7 years. Now, I teach Sunday School and a Home Bible Study, and try to help my Pastor.
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Hi
I live in London, England.
Graham
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Kansas City, Missouri.
In my avatar, I'm wearing a KC Royals baseball cap with the stadium behind me. I'm a huge fan.
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hey Tes,
I live in Monroe, Michigan, just south of Detroit on Lake Erie. I was in Miami, FL before that. I have moved a lot (even lived in Grundy VA, Robert--coal country, a stone's throw form W. Va), even Germany, as you know- Berlin and Munich. Jack--ever go to the story teller's convention there in Asheboro? Graham, thanks for sticking to the OP guidelines. You're a stand up guy. [:P]
William, didn't know they used Celsius in AZ. You guys must not be American. Edwin, did you ever listen to games that Rush Limbaugh announced?
You guys from Australia . . . . Hooton, I think think Stephen wants to rumble.
I like Apples. Especially Honeycrisp.
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Tes said:
We have also expressed how we feel one another with the posts of Dann.If it doesn't offend any body ,I would like to know to introduce ourselves by mentioning only in which country and city we are
"Tribe of Dan." I like the sound of that.
I presently live in Oklahoma City,considering moving to Ireland, Japan, Israel or Ecuador in the next few years. [ap]
Any Logos users in County Cork, that can answer logistical questions?[C]
Logos 7 Collectors Edition
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Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
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I've always wanted to visit Frankfurt after taking three years in German in highschool. Alas.
For the last 12 years I've pastored in Moweaqua, Illinois - USA.
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Lome, Togo - West Africa
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Poolesville, Maryland, USA. It's a tiny rural place about 30 minutes above Washington, DC. I'm tying up ends here to move. I am a retired nurse, currently employed as a database analyst for a non-profit.
I am restless, waiting to see what my real calling is now that I am back in the Word and listening to God's voice again. Neither my occupation nor my location feels right now.
Dan, your summary of everyone's posts made me laugh out loud! :-)
Very nice to meet you, Tes! And everyone else!
"But you, be sober in all things, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." 2 Timothy 4:5 (NASB)
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Well, this is the first time I am writing. I am from Maarssen, the Netherlands. I read the forums quite often, but this is the first time I am reacting. God bless you too.
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I live in the unincorporated village of Alger between Bellingham and Burlington, WA, USA.
I'm a pastor in the Christian Reformed denomination, and a volunteer firefighter/captain here in the local, county fire district.
Help links: WIKI; Logos 6 FAQ. (Phil. 2:14, NIV)
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Graham and Ted, are you going to Morris Procter's seminar in London in Feb? Maybe we can meet up? I hope to make a trip back to England for that! I used to live in London, but have been in Albania for the last 17 years. I teach the Bible via storying and bind up wounds and burns on the side in a small Muslim village.
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I live and pastor the church in Cesky Tesin, the oldest town of the Ostrava metropolitan area in the Czech Republic. This year our church celebrated 100 years of existence and our town 1200 years since its legendary beginning. It used to be the capital of the Austrian Silesia. Our town is devided between Czech Republic and Poland, it used to be called in the past Teshen in German or Cieszyn in Polish.
You can find some more information about Silesia here and about the Teschen Silesia (The Duchy of Teshen) here.
Bohuslav
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Bohuslav,
I'm sure I must have at least been through Cesky Tesin on my travels, tho I spent more time in Nova Paka, Kyjov, Olomouc. I forget now. I have to confess I actually spent most of my time in Slovakia. Celebrated the Velvet Revolution partly in Prague (as I walked down Bartolomejska I was actually followed by a guy who was obviously STB, but not yet aware that he'd been dissolved - till I turned round and started following him - and then he disappeared!!) and mostly in Presov. I haven't been back to Czech Republic and Slovakia since democracy as I was spending all my free time in Albania before coming to live here permanently in 1993.
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nicky crane said:
Graham and Ted, are you going to Morris Procter's seminar in London in Feb? Maybe we can meet up? I hope to make a trip back to England for that! I used to live in London, but have been in Albania for the last 17 years. I teach the Bible via storying and bind up wounds and burns on the side in a small Muslim village.
Did not know there was a Morris seminar in London? Thanks for the info, and Yes if it takes off it will be nice to meet another Logos user.
Ted
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Dan DeVilder said:
Jack--ever go to the story teller's convention there in Asheboro?
I grew up here, but left immediately after high school in 1955. I moved back to Asheboro in 2005. In all that time, I have not heard of the story teller's convention, although I do know a few who can tell some tall tales. Do you have any more information? You haven't confused Asheboro with Asheville have you?
EDIT: My wife just informed me that Dan knows more about my hometown than I do. [8-|]
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nicky crane said:
Bohuslav,
I'm sure I must have at least been through Cesky Tesin on my travels, tho I spent more time in Nova Paka, Kyjov, Olomouc. I forget now. I have to confess I actually spent most of my time in Slovakia. Celebrated the Velvet Revolution partly in Prague (as I walked down Bartolomejska I was actually followed by a guy who was obviously STB, but not yet aware that he'd been dissolved - till I turned round and started following him - and then he disappeared!!) and mostly in Presov. I haven't been back to Czech Republic and Slovakia since democracy as I was spending all my free time in Albania before coming to live here permanently in 1993.
Great to hear that Nicky,
On your travels from Prague to Presov (Slovakia) you probably passed trough our town. Main train track from Prague to Slovakia goes through our place. This railway has been one of the reasons our town had been cut in two parts between Poland and Czechoslovakia after WW One (to keep it in one country) [:)]
Bohuslav
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Aplington, IA, USA
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Ted Hans said:
Did not know there was a Morris seminar in London? Thanks for the info, and Yes if it takes off it will be nice to meet another Logos user.
Ted
Ted, if you hear about the Logos Seminar in London, let me know. I would be very happy to come and take part of that event (much closer than US) [:)]
Bohuslav
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Ted,
Sometime around 15th Feb at Proclamation Trust if I'm not mistaken. There's a taster and a full seminar. My one hesitation is the weather this end. My neighbour housesits and is not always effective at thawing frozen pipes, sometimes with expensive consequences. But Global Warming has reduced this risk!
Where are you in London? I usually stay with friends in Beckenham.
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Dan DeVilder said:
William, didn't know they used Celsius in AZ. You guys must not be American.
Dan, No Arizonans are American. Now, when I lived in New Mexico......That was a foreign country. Seriously, on a couple of occasions I was asked to add foreign postage from a Post Office in Norfolk, VA.
I use Celsius for a couple of reasons. The rest of the world has it right. Celsius is God's scale for temperature. [:)]
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nicky crane said:
Graham and Ted, are you going to Morris Procter's seminar in London in Feb? Maybe we can meet up? I hope to make a trip back to England for that! I used to live in London, but have been in Albania for the last 17 years. I teach the Bible via storying and bind up wounds and burns on the side in a small Muslim village.
Nicky, thanks for that. I had missed the announcement.
I am just checking on the dates, I think I might have a prior commitment.
Graham
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Pastor for 15 years. Nassau, Bahamas.
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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Dan DeVilder said:
Edwin, did you ever listen to games that Rush Limbaugh announced?
Rush worked for the Royals shortly before I moved to KC. He never announced. He was in charge of pregame activities like scheduling the first pitch and the national anthem. He and George Brett are good friends. He moved to Sacremento from KC.
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Pastor in the cornfields of south central Illinois.
Olney, Illinois, USA
Before that, I lived in Missouri, Michigan, Texas, and Alaska.
Jerry
Macbook Air (2024), Apple M2, 16gb Ram, Mac Sequoia, 1TB storage
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Ted Hans said:
Same here. London, England.
Ted
I'm a little further North: Greater Manchester, UK.
I hope you don't mind me prying, but given you are in London, I wondered if you are, perhaps, the Ted Hans mentioned in the acknowledgements of Mr Adrian Warnock's Risen With Christ? Apologies for asking, but curiosity got the better of me [:S]!
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I'm an American living in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The best city in the world to live, according to several different published rankings. I originally came up here from Seattle in 1996 to attend Regent College (international graduate school of Christian studies), got my Masters degree in 2004, and ended up settling in Vancouver. The work I do I could do from just about anywhere, so I decided to choose a place to live that I love and that has easy connections with the network of friends and collaborators I've made through Regent. I've been a "permanent resident" of Canada since 2006. Not planning to apply for citizenship since I still feel very much like an American, but I do find myself slipping into Canadianisms every once in a while, eh? [:)] And I still can't think in Celsius!
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nicky crane said:
are you going to Morris Procter's seminar in London in Feb?
Hi Nicky,
Thanks for highlighting this, I had missed it completely.
I had been hoping that Camp Logos might come to the UK.
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I am a minister in the Church of Scotland in Banff (the original) linked with King Edward in North-East Scotland. Aged 63 now, I was planning to retire to Portessie, a little hamlet on the outskirts of Buckie about 20 miles away, but the Lord has other plans and I have just accepted a call to be the minister until I'm 70 in Buckie South & West linked with Enzie (pronounced Ingy - Portgordon) Parish Churches. So I'll be moving in about six weeks time.
I've just submitted my PhD thesis to University of Aberdeen and am preparing to defend it in the next two months.
I have never left my native shores (I have been to England a few times) but being part of this forum fellowship makes me feel a real internationalist. [Maybe that's the Lord preparing me for glory (Galatians 3:28).] [:D]
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I live in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico. Most of my life I've spent in the island although worked for around three years in Norwich, New York. Currently waiting for the Lord's direction regarding my next work assignment, be it either ion Puerto Rico or the states.
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Andy Evans said:
I wondered if you are, perhaps, the Ted Hans mentioned in the acknowledgements of Mr Adrian Warnock's Risen With Christ? Apologies for asking, but curiosity got the better of me
Yes, that's me. Great book from Adrian can't wait for it to get into the development stage in Logos. The book is that good I wished I wrote it but then again I am glad my name got in there[:)].
Ted
Dell, studio XPS 7100, Ram 8GB, 64 - bit Operating System, AMD Phenom(mt) IIX6 1055T Processor 2.80 GHZ
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nicky crane said:
Where are you in London? I usually stay with friends in Beckenham.
Interesting very close to my end in Bellingham (Catford).
nicky crane said:Sometime around 15th Feb at Proclamation Trust if I'm not mistaken. There's a taster and a full seminar
I need to pen this into my diary. How can i get info on this?
Ted.
Dell, studio XPS 7100, Ram 8GB, 64 - bit Operating System, AMD Phenom(mt) IIX6 1055T Processor 2.80 GHZ
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Jack Caviness said:
You haven't confused Asheboro with Asheville have you?
EDIT: My wife just informed me that Dan knows more about my hometown than I do.
i hate to go against your wife and side with you, but, alas, you are correct!
I like Apples. Especially Honeycrisp.
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Kerkhoven, Minnesota, USA. Halfway finished with my Master of Divinity from RTS Jackson, MS. Moved up here from Jackson last month, finishing my degree online and interning at Covenant URC in Prinnsburg, MN.
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Dan DeVilder said:
i hate to go against your wife and side with you
That is a dangerous thing to do. Did you notice that red hair in my avatar?
Asheville—Asheboro, Many Tar Heel imports have been known to confuse these. We have considered making it a question of the citizenship exam [8-|]. Asheboro is in the geographical center of the state. Asheville is in the western mountains (high hills to users from Colorado).
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I live in Southern California - 17 miles from Disneyland. [:D]
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Olympia, Washington.
Layman, who has contemplated going to seminary for a Master's of Divinity. But want to do it long distance (don't wanna move).
Curious about the Australians translating the Bible. Is that from English to Australian? Be sure to include a dictionary for us Americans. [:)]
I cannot imagine Abraham saying, "G'day, Mate!"
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I am the pastor at First Baptist Church in Baker, Montana, USA.
Here we have wheat, cows, and oil.
I spent most of my time in thinking of divine things, year after year; often walking alone in the woods and solitary places for meditation, soliloquy and prayer - Jonathan Edwards
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Conover, North Carolina. Pastor of Mt. Olive Lutheran Church (LCMS). Howdy, y'all!
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I pastor a United Methodist Church (and play with my grandchildren) in Louisville, Mississippi (United States of America).
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Over the past 13 years, I've served two pastorates in Vancouver, BC. Prior to that I was a missionary in North Africa. Though I haven't posted much on these forums, I read them often and greatly enjoy them, not only for the help with Logos, but also just because it is such a joy interacting with brothers and sisters in Christ from all over the world, and from many different Christian traditions. Blessings to all!
In Him,
Darcy
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Ted Hans said:Andy Evans said:
I wondered if you are, perhaps, the Ted Hans mentioned in the acknowledgements of Mr Adrian Warnock's Risen With Christ? Apologies for asking, but curiosity got the better of me
Yes, that's me. Great book from Adrian can't wait for it to get into the development stage in Logos. The book is that good I wished I wrote it but then again I am glad my name got in there
.Ted
I had the pleasure of attending the last two 300 events at Jubilee Church, Enfield London. The church very generously presented delegates with a copy of Mr Warnock's book following the first event.
It is an excellent book and Jubilee Church were both warm and generous. We really enjoyed the events and our time in London and I am really enjoying the book.
I also thought I would mention that the MP Seminar is mentioned on his website, here.
I hope to attend, but will not be in a position to book until September... Hopefully there will still be places left.
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Hi,
I'm an elder/pastor disguised as a locksmith here in Melbourne, Florida, nice to meet you.
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Pastor for 21 years. Last 9 of them in Habo, 18 km from Jönköping in the south part of Sweden (northern Europe). Before my pastorsstudy I was an carpenter.
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