National Religious Broadcasters Convention -- Nashville, TN
How far is it from Atlanta to Tallahassee? If you said 265 miles, you would be right. However, for us it's more than 1,300 miles. We backtracked to attend the National Rreligious Broadcasters Convention (NBR) in Nashville. Our friends at Micahtek invited us to the convention. We forsee several strategic partnerships coming from the contacts we made.
President Bush addressed the convention, Tuesday morning.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
SEAL America -- Day 71
Sunday, February 17, 2008
SEAL America -- Day 47
Scenes from
Tennessee SEAL America Campaign -- National Communion 2008.
We thank God for friends and partners who help us carry the SEAL America Campaign to every state in the USA. To date, we have completed seven events -- we have forty-four remaining. Evedry day we see the hand of God upon this New Move.
Every event is unique: In Tennessee we were blessed to have US Army officers and enlisted personnel from Fort Campbell, in Clarksville, Tennessee. As in Ohio, a large percentage of the crowd were young Americans. They see in SEAL America a way they can be part of the solution, and help usher in Spiritual Awakening to the USA.
New friends were added to The SEAL America Campaign: Representative Joe Pitts, Representative Curtis Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Lowe (National Day of Prayer), and Mrs Marlene Tidwell (Tennessee Governmental Prayer Alliance).
Worthy of mention: Although we began The SEAL Ameca Campaign, in The Great Lakes area, in January, the weather was mild on the day of our events. Rain was forecast for Nashville, but we prayed, and the Lord blessed us with warm, rain-free weather.
SEAL America -- Day 47
The State of Tennessee was Sealed by the Blood of Jesus.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
SEAL America -- Day 36
Nashville Tennessee: Tennessee State CapitolCharlotte Ave., between 6th and 7th Ave, in downtown Nashville.
Many committed Tennessee Christians, of all ages, are joining together to SEAL the blessings of this great state. Jesus shed His blood for all men, that we might lay aside our differences, and be reconciled unto God and to one another. We know, too well, that the enemy of the cross has tried to divide America, politically, doctrinally, and philosophically. If we can't come together over the communion table, where can we come together? The SEAL America Campaign -- National Communion 2008 is about national unity, love, and forgiveness. America needs a Jubilee. Thank God Jesus is our Jubilee!
One of SEAL America's Tennessee State advisors, Pator William Luffman of Faith Outreach Church, and his Pastoral Care Coordinator, Tommy Valejos, have joined with other like-minded Christian leaders, accross the nation, to bless America. To view Pastor Luffman's video announcement for the SEAL America Tennessee Communion Event, CLICK HERE. It's important that laymen see their pastors and leaders taking time from their individual ministry-focus, and setting aside whatever differences they may have, to work together with other men and women of God to bless the Body of Christ in America. It's a noble thing.
SEAL America/Tennessee will be a great event. Pastors and believers from various denominations will partake of the Cup of Blessing, as well as State Representatives from different parties, and men and women in uniform. The State of Tennessee is issuing an Official SEAL America -- National Communion 2008 Proclaimation.
If you know anyone in Tennessee or Southern Kentucky, contact them right away. You can come too, from where you are. We have people coming from Michigan to stand with us in Tennessee.
Check the calendar for up-coming events: CLICK HERE
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Tennessee State Advisor
View a video of Dr. Luffman working to bless SEAL America, Tennessee
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Tennessee State Advisor
Dr. William Luffman, speaking with a State Representative about The SEAL America Campaign -- National Communion 2008.
Dr. Luffman, Founder and Pastor of Faith Outreach Church, Clarksville, Tennessee, is the Tennessee State Advisor for SEAL America