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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, NOVEMBER 8, 1985
Here are the titles of the upcoming Hebrews series to be sent soon
(continuation of Hebrews series sent in April):
Tape
#5
Christ's Office
A New Covenant
Tape #6
Elijah
Faith
Tape
#7
Juvenile Delinquency
Two Commissions
Tape
#8
Angels
Wrap-up
For 1986 we are planning to send out three subjects: a second set of
eight programs on prophecy1 one set from the Gospel series1 and one set
from the Seven Laws of Success series. If you feel that you have any
comments or suggestions to make about the programming already sent,
please drop a note to myself or Garland Snuffer, supervisor over Radio
Production.
Though we have not heard many comments, we hope the
brethren are taking advantage of this priceless material.
Feast Tapes
Radio Production is also planning to send out to all U.S.
churches by early December audio cassette copies of the Feast of
Tabernacles sermons. These sermons are only from the Feast site that
the local congregation was assigned to.
The cassettes will include
eight local sermons and four sermons produced from Pasadena:
Mr.
Armstrong's Opening Night Message, First Holy Day and Last Great Day
sermons and naehind the Work 1985--Arnbassador for World Peace." We're
certain these tapes will be appreciated by those who may not have been
able to attend the Feast or those who missed a service due to illness.
The "World Tomorrow• Television Program
As Mr.
from time to time, the response to the "World
program has been truly outstanding this year.
phone calls and letters through September Conly
only 9,000 less than the total response of all 12
Rice has updated you
Tomorrow" television
The total number of
3/4 of the year) was
months last year.
Please remember to pray for God's continued blessing upon the "World
Tomorrow" program, for Mr. Armstrong's inspiration and also that the
people who respond will be moved with greater understanding to become
co-workers and donors.
--Larry Ornasta, Media Services
PUBLISHING SERVICES UPDATE
•p1ain Truth• Circulation
Mr. Neff in last week's "Pastor General's
Report" reported the Church is currently experiencing a cash-flow
problem and a lower average monthly income than originally forecast.
This shortfall has necessitated some budget reductions that will affect
the Newsstand Program.
Although certain individual areas will be
affected more directly, the entire program will see some changes.