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The Journal of Leroy E. Grey 081

September 26, 1975 (2nd post): Evangelist David Wilkerson is surprisingly open about his own mistakes, including one which nearly resulted in the a soul lost to suicide because of his hang up on appearances.

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September 26, 1975: Dave Wilkerson evangelical crusade. Dave talks about child-parent relationships and gives some interesting stories.

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September 10, 1975 (7th post): Our decision to hitchike to St. John’s has begun to bear the fruit of peace and joy, in spite of the uncertainties we’ve experienced since our arrival.

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September 10, 1975 (6th post): We find joy and cleansing through a chance meeting with friends of the Waterman’s, fellow born-again Christians who have the same openess of heart and non-condeming attitude regarding faults shared.

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September 10, 1975 (5th post): The church leaders who see us as stumbling blocks to the salvation of youth, fail to understand that it is they who are the stumbling blocks.

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September 10, 1975 (4th post): I reflect on how we were kicked out of the Baptist Youth conference over the Labor day weekend and by those who were former Christian friends.

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September 10, 1975 (3rd post): We believe God has purposely and repeatedly led us into dire circumstances, so as to reveal to us the hypocirsy of traditional Christianity. I digress, recalling our experiences at the Baptist Youth Congress.

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September 10, 1975 (2nd post): Upon arrival in St. John’s we stayed in youth hostel, then were offered a room in a non-christian couple’s place. Non of the many Christians we met and fellowshipped with during our first week were willing to help us out with a place to stay, even though Cindy is nine months pregnant.

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September 10, 1975: Hitchiked across Nova Scotia to the Cape Breton ferry then the 3 or 4 hundred miles across Newfoundland. We feel caught between two worlds: traditional Christianity and Christian community. Having tasted the joy of daily shared experiences with other believers; having experienced the greater love found among believers dwelling together in unity; how can we do other than strive for what is best?

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August 6, 1975 Wednesday: We try relocating to Bear River but nothing works out so we move to Halifax in the hopes of finding work and a place to minister.