Thursday, 05 February 2009 16:57
Dear Subscribers, URCWC Congregants, and Online Readers:
I hope this letter finds all of you well, in good health and faithfully serving our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
As I take a short pause in my blogs, I want to thank each one of you for your support in continuously reading week after week. These blogs give me the opportunity to speak to you from my heart. My intention is to enlighten, impart and to encourage you to go on in your quest of a relationship with our Creator.
In this season of sharing on “The Double Portion Anointing,” I have enjoyed writing to all of you. However, I have also been equally blessed to receive so many of the comments, questions and feedback that you have sent me in return. Each reply I’ve read is teeming with the intense hunger that a passionate Christian possesses in wanting to know more. It gives me fresh vim and vigor to continue to speak out of the depth of revelation God has been speaking to me through the story of Elijah and Elisha over these past few weeks.
In addition to formatting, editing and ultimately writing these blogs to all of you, I am also preparing books that will soon be available to the public as well, including “The Double Portion Anointing” in its entirety. With this workload, as in any other arena, many hands make light work. I am fortunate to have an incredible editorial team whose members work hand in hand with me to help with this literary process. Richard VanBenthuysen has helped me compile and organize many messages, notebooks, files, etc. for well over 20 years. He is impeccable in theological details and knows how to correctly piece together passages of Scripture to accurately convey ‘what the Spirit is saying.’ Heather Dono has worked with me and our church in an editorial capacity for over 15 years. She has the capability to creatively enhance, without fabrication, specific revelations from the Word of God with beautifully descriptive word pictures. I am also thrilled to have both David Gordon and Carolyn VanBenthuysen recently join the team to work with me as I speak to you each week and on several projects to follow in the near future.
So please bear with us. I am aware that the blogs have been slightly delayed. It is due to my desire to give only a product of excellence as God continues to speak what He would have me to say. As I close, I pray for God’s continued grace, mercy and favor upon your lives. Let us all diligently continue on to patiently run the race set before us!
Sincerely,
Bishop Anthony D’Onofrio
You can email us here:BDComment@UpperRoomCWC.org with any responses/comments to this post, or any other posts.
I hope this letter finds all of you well, in good health and faithfully serving our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
As I take a short pause in my blogs, I want to thank each one of you for your support in continuously reading week after week. These blogs give me the opportunity to speak to you from my heart. My intention is to enlighten, impart and to encourage you to go on in your quest of a relationship with our Creator.
In this season of sharing on “The Double Portion Anointing,” I have enjoyed writing to all of you. However, I have also been equally blessed to receive so many of the comments, questions and feedback that you have sent me in return. Each reply I’ve read is teeming with the intense hunger that a passionate Christian possesses in wanting to know more. It gives me fresh vim and vigor to continue to speak out of the depth of revelation God has been speaking to me through the story of Elijah and Elisha over these past few weeks.
In addition to formatting, editing and ultimately writing these blogs to all of you, I am also preparing books that will soon be available to the public as well, including “The Double Portion Anointing” in its entirety. With this workload, as in any other arena, many hands make light work. I am fortunate to have an incredible editorial team whose members work hand in hand with me to help with this literary process. Richard VanBenthuysen has helped me compile and organize many messages, notebooks, files, etc. for well over 20 years. He is impeccable in theological details and knows how to correctly piece together passages of Scripture to accurately convey ‘what the Spirit is saying.’ Heather Dono has worked with me and our church in an editorial capacity for over 15 years. She has the capability to creatively enhance, without fabrication, specific revelations from the Word of God with beautifully descriptive word pictures. I am also thrilled to have both David Gordon and Carolyn VanBenthuysen recently join the team to work with me as I speak to you each week and on several projects to follow in the near future.
So please bear with us. I am aware that the blogs have been slightly delayed. It is due to my desire to give only a product of excellence as God continues to speak what He would have me to say. As I close, I pray for God’s continued grace, mercy and favor upon your lives. Let us all diligently continue on to patiently run the race set before us!
Sincerely,
Bishop Anthony D’Onofrio
You can email us here:BDComment@UpperRoomCWC.org with any responses/comments to this post, or any other posts.
