Favorite Pastors School

bgwilkinson said:
Norefund said:
I think my favorite was the first time the theme was "The Church with a Heart" as the night service that the FBC members attended was very moving. I was pretty young back then but I remember that the majority of people were tearing up.  My family also hosted a couple of pastors that bunked in my bedroom and I took the couch. We felt like we were contributing. I think they recycled that theme a few more times after that's?

Were you there when "The Church With A Heart" The Movie premiered?

Here it is.

https://youtu.be/tifnWiEgWgE

Those scenes were recorded 25 years ago from right now.
 
The one I referenced was probably 45 years or more ago.
 
RAIDER said:
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BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."

Yes, that was the same year that Dr. Hyles told people that they could not save seats.

Yes, people could only save souls, so get out there and get busy for God!
 
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RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
 
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RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
 
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RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.

Mrs. M forgot it was Pastors' School, and, thinking it was CW Spectacular, used the men's room.
 
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Tarheel Baptist said:
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Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Hey! We're American! No European stuff allowed!!
 
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RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Hey! We're American! No European stuff allowed!!
Well, now we know that was the beginning of the downward spiral.
 
patriotic said:
Mrs. M forgot it was Pastors' School, and, thinking it was CW Spectacular, used the men's room.

Mrs. M?????
 
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RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
 
sword said:
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Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
 
Baptist City Holdout said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
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RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
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Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
 
Baptist City Holdout said:
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sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
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RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
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Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
 
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
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sword said:
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Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
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RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
And that older lady played the organ.
 
sword said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
And that older lady played the organ.
And bus loads of children were marched across the stage, in one door and out the other.
 
bgwilkinson said:
sword said:
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Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
And that older lady played the organ.
And bus loads of children were marched across the stage, in one door and out the other.
Is that the year people saved & saved, brought their wife & kids, and called it their family vacation.
 
sword said:
bgwilkinson said:
sword said:
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Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
And that older lady played the organ.
And bus loads of children were marched across the stage, in one door and out the other.
Is that the year people saved & saved, brought their wife & kids, and called it their family vacation.
I think it was the year that bus kids were just rounded up and bused in to faux baptize for the show over and over in a shear intimidating display of the force of numbers.
 
bgwilkinson said:
sword said:
bgwilkinson said:
sword said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
And that older lady played the organ.
And bus loads of children were marched across the stage, in one door and out the other.
Is that the year people saved & saved, brought their wife & kids, and called it their family vacation.
I think it was the year that bus kids were just rounded up and bused in to faux baptize for the show over and over in a shear intimidating display of the force of numbers.
Maybe it was the time Jack Schaap praised the biker preacher's church...Oh, wait...
 
bgwilkinson said:
sword said:
bgwilkinson said:
sword said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
sword said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Walt said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
Baptist City Holdout said:
RAIDER said:
Tarheel Baptist said:
RAIDER said:
Smellin Coffee said:
BALAAM said:
I really liked the one where they did that skit and that guy preached. You remember.

Is that the one where all the decisions were made and people yelled "Amen!"?

It's the one where the choir sang.

I attended the one in which Dr. Hyles constantly told the maintenance guy how to set the thermostats.

Oh, and who could forget the one where we took a special offering!

And that was the same year that women were allowed to preach. Or at least some insecure pastors said.
We had a parade that year.
The church members bought books and had the name label placed on the inside cover of your copy.
We were told, "You can't park here."
The program, Church with a Heart was presented that year.

That same year Dr. Hyles told the ushers to hurry up and get things passed out.
If I'm not mistaken there was a big altar call on Thursday night.
There was a line for the rest room.
There was a line to sign Bibles
There was a line for the continental breakfast.
Was that the year they had all the book tables and sold the books at deep discounts to the delegates.
for a limited time.
I thin k that was also the year that the singing groups dressed alike - or should I say the people in each singing group dressed alike - not like the people in another singing group.
That was the one  in which they talked a lot about the past.
And that older lady played the organ.
And bus loads of children were marched across the stage, in one door and out the other.
Is that the year people saved & saved, brought their wife & kids, and called it their family vacation.
I think it was the year that bus kids were just rounded up and bused in to faux baptize for the show over and over in a shear intimidating display of the force of numbers.

Mrs. Hyles sat in the the front row of the choir!
 
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