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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, November 28, 1980
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"TOMORROW..." Inspires and Gives Hope
Just a note to let you
know [Mr.
Armstrong] how inspiring your
book,
TOMORROW..WHAT IT WILL BE LIKE has been to me. This weekend I re
read the entire book and was fascinated by your clear and concise
statements of truth.
The book summarizes so much of what I have learned in ten years as
a member of God's Church. Thank you for writing this precious infor
mation in such a readable, fast-moving format.
While reading, I used a red and blue pencil to underline key phrases.
Now this book will be a handy reference manual to be used along with
the Bible.
You painted a fabulous picture of how great it will be in God's
Kingdom. This helps us look forward to the World Tomorrow.
Wesley McQuown (Red Oak, IA)
A few days ago I finished reading TOMORROW...WHAT IT WILL BE LIKE.
It was so inspiring and encouraging to be reminded that the real
solutions to this world's myriad problems are coming. The political
situation in this country merely emphasizes the need for God's govern
ment and shows how superior it will be over even the best government
man has devised.
Stephana Thornton (Pasadena, CA)
Thank you so kindly for the beautiful book TOMORROW...WHAT IT WILL BE
LIKE. I have loaned it to several friends three times and am always
anxious to get it back again. I read it through three times and ex
pect to do it several more times. How beautiful to know what the
future will be like. This sure is a wicked world and seems to get
worse all the time.
Mrs. H. Anderson (Lake Worth, FL)
I
have
just finished reading Mr. Armstrong's book, TOMORROW...WHAT
IT WILL BE LIKE that I purchased at a local bookstore. It is such
an exciting book and so readable that its content is easily under
stood by anyone. Mr. Armstrong should be congratulated on another
great book.
Will Boone (Augusta, GA)
Your book TOMORROW...WHAT IT WILL BE LIKE is a beautiful book in
every way. The good news it contains is so uplifting and inspiring.
It really gives something tangible to look forward to. I don't have
many more years in this wicked world--I am ninety-one years old now.
I love the book and hope we will soon see what it says all come
true.
Mrs. Ruth Von Duyke (Newark, DE)
Brethren Love and Respect Mr. Rader
Mr. Rader's visit was most inspiring. It is very evident to me that
Jesus Christ has pfepared him for service in this very important