January, 2005 The holidays have ended again. You are either sad to see them go or somewhat relieved that they are over. I tend to get weary of the commercialism of the holidays and the schedule that c [...]
Read MoreThe Historical Society of the Bible Fellowship Church July, 2005 I hope your summer is going well. If it is, you are probably hanging out beside a pool or hibernating in an air conditioned room. Hot a [...]
Read MoreJune, 2005 I will use this edition to give you a report on the memorial giving towards the purchase of fire resistant cabinets. I am very glad and grateful for the response. [...]
Read MoreApril, 2005 I have spring fever. The day I have chosen to begin my work on this edition of historical remembrance is beautifully resplendent with golden sunshine and warm temperature. It is the sort o [...]
Read MoreAugust, 2004 This edition comes a little bit later than I had hoped. Something in my computer fried and I was not able to get access to this mailing list. I had backed up just about everything else bu [...]
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Jun
2004
1904 Conference, Quakertown Court Case Reflections, and Salem Allentown Reflections: Society Newsletter
June, 2004 This edition of our presentation of timeless articles rolls out quickly after the last. I have several articles for your interest and pleasure. I will remind you that your follow up article [...]
Read MoreApril, 2004 The opportunity has rolled around again to publish another edition of this whatever. I talked recently to Joel Alderfer of [...]
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10
Aug
2003
1951 Mizpah Grove Menu, 1937 Spring City Memories, and Quakertown Court Case: Society Newsletter
August, 2003 Greetings to all of you who love and enjoy the heritage and history of the Bible Fellowship Church. My enthusiasm a [...]
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09
Jun
2003
1903 Conference, Little Albert Snyder’s Death, and What William Ellinger Didn’t Tell You: Society Newsletter
June, 2003 The 120th Annual Conference is now a part of our history. You might think that we have had 120 meetings like the one held this year. I know I can make things complex but we could use a [...]
Read MoreMarch, 2003 Winter is beginning to move on. The days are getting longer and warmer. You would think by this time I would have issued another volume of this publication for you. You do that sort of thi [...]
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