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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, AUGUST 5, 1983
PAGE 4
International Sites
Australia
Bahamas
Barbados
Bermuda
Caribbean
(various)
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Czechoslovakia
Denmark/U.K.
(Isle of Man)
France/Canada
(Jonquiere)
Guyana
Israel
Jamaica
Leroy Neff
Jeff Barness
John Bald
Dan Creed
Harold Jackson
Herman Hoeh
Neil Earle
Carn Catherwood
Dexter Faulkner
Dibar Apartian
Curtis May
Richard Frankel
Arthur Docken
Wil Berg
Briscoe Ellett
Renting Members' Homes During the Feast
Kenya/Malawi
Malta
Malaysia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Spain
St. Lucia
South Africa
Abner Washington
Carn Catherwood
John Halford
Rod Matthews
John Halford
Piet Michielsen
Dean Blackwell
Jim Friddle
Leon Walker
Randal Dick
Burk McNair
Trinidad & Tobago Roy Demarest
United Kingdom
(Various)
(Scotland)
Zimbabwe
Mauritius
Dave Albert
Selmer Hegvold
David Hulme
With everyone making definite plans for the Feast, it is necessary to ad
dress a problem that has occurred in the past. At one site there were hard
feelings over how much should be paid for the use of a member's home during
the Feast. This kind of problem can be easily resolved if both parties are
willing to do one thing--give.
The fact that motels and other establishments might charge large amounts
for their accommodations is no justification to also rent one's own home to
a member for a large sum. If the renter only uses the home for eight days,
that's only one-fourth of a month. In no case should the amount exceed the
normal monthly rent or mortgage payment.
On the other hand, the feastgoer who wants to live in another member's home
during the Feast should not assume that it should be cheap. If he feels
there are advantages to renting a home instead of a motel or condominium, he
should be willing to pay for them.
Any of you ministers who are aware of members wanting to rent a home, or
rent out their own home, should advise them to be more willing to give than
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