"A Very Deep Concern..."

From the Editorial published in "A Witness and A Testimony" magazine, Nov-Dec 1966, Vol 44-6

The Church of God is passing into, or through, some very big changes, and there is much "overturning, overturning, until he comes whose right it is" (Ezekiel 21:27). While there is very much confusion in every realm, the lines of demarcation and definition are being drawn in Christianity. Categories are being made manifest and destinies fixed accordingly. While the great net of evangelism spreads, the haul will be sorted out and the winnowing fan of reality and utterness will test "of what sort it is". Perhaps one of the most testing discriminations will be between the big and the intrinsic.

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Theodore Austin-Sparks (1888-1971), a former Baptist and Congregational minister, set out with a small band of believers in 1926 to fulfill the ministry God gave him. He founded Honor Oak Christian Fellowship Center in a London neighborhood where all Christians, regardless of denominational affiliation, could come and receive spiritual food to strengthen their Christian life.