Atlantic States Christian Convocation (Wabanna) 1967

July 24th, 1967
Summary
Once again, we are pleased to publish a full set of recordings from a Wabanna conference of the 1960s.

The 1967 Wabanna conference featured messages by DeVern Fromke, John Kennedy, Stephen Kaung, and T. Austin-Sparks. DeVern Fromke spoke about King David, John Kennedy spoke on prayer, Stephen Kaung on fullness, and Brother Sparks on the Cross.

According to Stephen, he and brother Sparks arrived at the conference prepared to speak on the same topic. He did not tell me which one of them changed their messages.

The conference was held from July 24th through July 30th of 1967. The conference usually had 3 sessions per day except for the 25th which had 4 recorded sessions. The messages and their place during the conference are listed in the table below.

Date Early Morning Morning Afternoon Evening
July 24 1967 David - The Fulfiller of God's Will
DeVern Fromke
July 25 1967 Concerning Prayer
John Kennedy
David - Raised Up By God
DeVern Fromke
Fullness - The Purpose of God
Stephen Kaung
Reality Through The Cross
T. Austin-Sparks
July 26 1967 David - The Anointed Of The Lord
DeVern Fromke
Christ - The Fullness of God
Stephen Kaung
The All-Inclusiveness Of The Cross
T. Austin-Sparks
July 27 1967 David - Failure and Effectiveness
DeVern Fromke
The Cross - The Communication of Fullness
Stephen Kaung
The Cross And The Two Humanities
T. Austin-Sparks
July 28 1967 David - The Man With One Priority
DeVern Fromke
The Church - The Fullness of Christ
Stephen Kaung
The Cross And The Ministry Of The Unveiled Face
T. Austin-Sparks
July 29 1967 David - The Unifier
DeVern Fromke
Fullness - Expressed in Practical Life
Stephen Kaung
The Cross And The Battle For Sonship
T. Austin-Sparks
July 30 1967 David - The Father
DeVern Fromke
The Cross And Emancipation From Circumscribed Horizons
T. Austin-Sparks
The Cross And The Dynamic Of Victory
T. Austin-Sparks
Messages In This Series
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