I suspected that Way Disciples at HQ was a back-door way to get some extra staff on board. If the purpose of the program is to "move the Word", why bury them in the middle of where the Word supposedly lives? <_<
I suspected that Way Disciples at HQ was a back-door way to get some extra staff on board.
That's exactly what it was. That was the biggest complaint from folks is losing the labor. Of course now the in-residence corpse program is there so the free labor has been abundantly filled.
That's exactly what it was. That was the biggest complaint from folks is losing the labor. Of course now the in-residence corpse program is there so the free labor has been abundantly filled.
Abundantly?! That must be the kool aid talk of how wonderful everything is there with their "abundant" supply of in-rez corpse.. I mean, there's what, 10 of them?! Abundant.. lol..
The graduating numbers are lower and lower. I got a chuckle a couple years ago when there were more directors and Gunnison leadership in the graduation photo than corpse.
Just curious ... since the in-res Corps was moved to HQ, are there no Corps at Gunnison now? Who is in charge there now? Seems like the last I remember hearing, Bob and Dottie Moneyhands were ...
Last I knew it was Bob and Dottie and there were no in-residence corps there on a regular basis. I think they do lead out there now so obviously the campus is still somewhat used by the in-residence corpse. Gunnison was being used as a vacation spot for believers. They also were running classes from there as well. Camps. That's what they called some of the events.
LEAD is conducted at a local Ohio state park....A local branch coordinator who used to be at Gunnison is now in charge of the evolution...
Yes, they had it a John Bryan State Park in Greene County one year and the finished up with a DUO session is the wooded lot behind founders hall. They were planning to do them at Gunnison as well, I do not think John Bryan was a permanent move, but perhaps it's changed again since I left. And yes, Ed H@rn3y was involved in the session at John Bryan state park.
They NEVER parted with the $20. You had to give it back when you got back, and when I went (May 1985), it was $10...and you had it and your driver's license so that you could not be arrested for vagrancy.
I remember the way ds to be worn out all the time because of doing both. Our dept coordinator was a real dink. Somehow thinking he had more clout. Trying to make them commit to normal staff commitments when in fact Way d was supposed to be their first assignment. Or so they were told.
This is slight digression but, word on the street was that in recent years the only people going on staff were young and naieve or people who mentally needed help. And now there is the rest of us who need mental help after leaving.
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I suspected that Way Disciples at HQ was a back-door way to get some extra staff on board. If the purpose of the program is to "move the Word", why bury them in the middle of where the Word supposedly lives? <_<
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That's exactly what it was. That was the biggest complaint from folks is losing the labor. Of course now the in-residence corpse program is there so the free labor has been abundantly filled.
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Abundantly?! That must be the kool aid talk of how wonderful everything is there with their "abundant" supply of in-rez corpse.. I mean, there's what, 10 of them?! Abundant.. lol..
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Yep, I put that there to be a smart azz
The graduating numbers are lower and lower. I got a chuckle a couple years ago when there were more directors and Gunnison leadership in the graduation photo than corpse.
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Just curious ... since the in-res Corps was moved to HQ, are there no Corps at Gunnison now? Who is in charge there now? Seems like the last I remember hearing, Bob and Dottie Moneyhands were ...
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Last I knew it was Bob and Dottie and there were no in-residence corps there on a regular basis. I think they do lead out there now so obviously the campus is still somewhat used by the in-residence corpse. Gunnison was being used as a vacation spot for believers. They also were running classes from there as well. Camps. That's what they called some of the events.
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LEAD is conducted at a local Ohio state park....A local branch coordinator who used to be at Gunnison is now in charge of the evolution...
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Local park? What a mind picture! Newbie corps-wannabe scaling the monkey bars, believing to hang on during a mean session on the swings, etc.
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Yes, they had it a John Bryan State Park in Greene County one year and the finished up with a DUO session is the wooded lot behind founders hall. They were planning to do them at Gunnison as well, I do not think John Bryan was a permanent move, but perhaps it's changed again since I left. And yes, Ed H@rn3y was involved in the session at John Bryan state park.
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hmmm. Did they give the victims (ahem, participants) twenty dollars, and force them to hitch-hike through rural Ohio?
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Nah, they stopped that long ago.
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Really?! When? Oh, wait, TWI probably didn't want to part with the $20.
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JT,
They NEVER parted with the $20. You had to give it back when you got back, and when I went (May 1985), it was $10...and you had it and your driver's license so that you could not be arrested for vagrancy.
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Well, you see they did so that the ministry be not blamed..
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I remember the way ds to be worn out all the time because of doing both. Our dept coordinator was a real dink. Somehow thinking he had more clout. Trying to make them commit to normal staff commitments when in fact Way d was supposed to be their first assignment. Or so they were told.
This is slight digression but, word on the street was that in recent years the only people going on staff were young and naieve or people who mentally needed help. And now there is the rest of us who need mental help after leaving.
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