Musings of the Minstrel
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Bosko International - Bosko Coffee Club
Been a while but I have stumbled back across the blog spot surface from the land of Twitter. To you that have been regular followers of my blog, I apologize as I have found Twitter a quicker and less stressful way of communicating but I will be frequenting my blog more often than of late.
This week we officially launch "Bosko International". This is a very cool way to get involved in making a difference around the world.
The "Bosko Coffee Club" launches July 22. Honduran high grown coffee can be shipped to you on a monthly basis.
Bosko International is also beginning the "DRIP" revolution. Do Right It Pays!
You will be hearing more about what Bosko is doing to make a difference in the lives of orphans, missionaries and how you can help with "addict recovery".
This is a busy, exciting time for me and my family.
Those of you that will be in Tulsa at PEAK 2010 stop by the Hope Corps booth and find out more.
Join the revolution!
Labels: bosko coffee, bosko international, c myles young, Cody Marks, honduras, hope corps, nathaniel wilson, peak 2010, steven buxton, the rock church, tim pixler, Tulsa, wwpf
Monday, July 13, 2009
Lessons from an old Man
Pastor Young and PaPa KingLast night was one of those nights to remember. I ministered yesterday at Truth Church in Calgary, Alberta Canada singing at the annual Stampede Sunday Concert. Following the event I was invited to the King home where Pastor King gave Ruth's Chris a run for her money from his back porch grill. We laughed and went down memory lane with Mark and Matt. PaPa King (Johnny Kings dad) and Pastor King told stories of I.H. Terry while "Nan", Star and Kelsey were taking care of 'Vinnie'. Moments like that are special but there was one moment that will forever be stamped upon my memory....
Following the meal, I logged onto TRC's website to check in on services at home. Mark and I began to watch Bishop Wilson preach His classic sermon "The Cows". Before long, Pastor King and PaPa King had pulled up a chair and the 4 of us were soon in the flow of the message. As Bishop Wilson began to preach about Samuel's mother being separated from her son because of the will/call of God...the weight of the sermon was almost tangible in the room where we were sitting. I turned to PaPa King and asked "What was it like for you when Johnny and Judy left it all and came up to Canada?"
I will forever remember the look in his tear-filled eyes...he uttered 3 short words..."IT WAS ROUGH"
Oh, the feeling after all these years of an 81 year old father still remembering the burden of a son surrendering to the will of God. PaPa King your eyes and words spoke volumes to me. How proud you must be now to walk into a packed-out church built from the efforts of that Son that cast out into the deep of God's will. How proud you looked as you held your first great grand-child. I watched the smile on your face as you watched your grandson (Mark) minister on the stage that was built by the burden of your Son....
I learned a lot on this trip to Calgary...and it was taught by an old man from Bakersfield.
God bless "PaPa" King!
Labels: Alberta, bishop wilson, c myles young, Canada, I.H. Terry, johnny king, judy king, mark king, matt king, papa king, Samuel, stampede sunday concert, The Cows, the rock church, truth church
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Oh Canada
To all of my friends in Canada, I am headed your way. I will preaching a youth conference in Peterborough, Ontario Friday and Saturday. I am looking forward to being in Ontario. Toronto is one of the great cities of North America. I have so many fond memories of Ontario. When I evangelized I spent about 2 months in that beautiful province. Send some prayers up for the meeting this week.
TRC I will be back Sunday Night....let's have some church!
See ya in a minute!
Labels: c myles young, Canada, ontario, peterborough, the rock church, toronto
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
REVIVAL TIME
Tuesday Night Revival Service
Last night there was a Holy Visitation at TRC. The power of the Holy Ghost fell in a mighty way. From the very start of service there was a sense of expectancy. People came to church last night planning for God to show up and He did. I watched one particular couple, who have been through the valley of the shadow of death and have fought some of the deepest, dark and demonic battles that I have ever heard of, worshipping God. They were smiling and dancing in the presence of the Lord. I began to weep as I watched them celebrating their God even after all they have been through. I couldn't help but say "Take that Devil, you hit them with everything you've got and they are still dancing".
The Spirit of God is our source of strength. If it has been a while since you lost yourself in worship, then reach for His presence today. No matter what you are going through, He is still on the throne and He is willing and able to help you in your time of need.
Draw near to Him while he yet may be found.
It's Revival Time1
Labels: c myles young, the rock church, youth blowout
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
MEXICO UPDATE-WEDNESDAY
We have arrived in Delicias. We got in late last night. We landed in Chihuahua and then we crossed the lonely desert in the darkest of night (sounds like a novel). It was quite an experience. We were out in the middle of nowhere when we came upon a truck that was parked blocking the road and there were several men standing behind it. Paul and I looked at each other and said "Get ready"... talk about an adrenalin rush. As it turned out they were just broke down and pushed their truck out of the way and we made it in to town.
We found a hole-in-the-wall taco shop....Oh my word! Unbelievable tacos. (Don't you wish you were here?)
Since we have arrived, we have learned that our coming here is more important than we realized. Some of the pastors that we are meeting with have not yet been baptized in Jesus name. We are going to be teaching them. These pastors are coming believing that God is going to give them a new revelation. Pray fervently for us. This could be the key that we are searching for.
Labels: apostolic, baptised, believe, bible study, c myles young, chihuahua, Delicias, Dr Paul Baumeister, Fervent Prayer, God, Jesus name, mexico, pastor, preaching, revival, taco, teaching, the rock church
posted by Myles Young at 10:31 AM
2 Comments
2 Comments:
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James Wilder said...
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I love hearing these reports!
This is what being Apostolic is all about! Praying for you both! -
London Young said...
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Papa, te extrano tan mala esperanza de que tiene un tiempo divertido. No puedo esperar para verlo.
Mucho Amor
~LONDRES;>
