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PASTOR GENERAL'S
REPORT
TO THE MINISTRY OF THE
WORLDWIDE CHURCH OF GOD
VOL.6, N0.13
PASADENA. CALIFORNIA
FROM MINISTERIAL SERVICES
Ministerial Feast Transfers for 1984
MARCH 30, 1984
All ministers employed by the Church are required to attend their assigned
Feast sites with their local congregations. The Feast of Tabernacles is
considered a part of your routine responsibilities in serving the brethren.
even though you may have no specific assigned duties at the site your con
gregation will be attending.
Only those who are requested to fill a need at another site will be per
mitted to transfer.
However, if you feel there are extenuating circum
stances in your case, please send a written request and explanation to
Ministerial Services for consideration.
All international ministers re
questing transfer should send their requests to their Regional Directors.
Note: All ministerial requests for transfer to U.S. or international sites
must be received
El.
April 15.
**** TOBE ANNOUNCED IN ALL NORTH AMERICAN CHURCHES ****
(and elsewhere where the pastor deems necessary}
Feast Sites at Capacity for 1984
The following Feast sites have reached capacity and no
further requests for applications for them can be ac
cepted this year:
Hengelhoef, Belgium
Freeport, Bahamas
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Personal Computers and God's Ministry
With the current popularity of personal computers, some of our ministers
have expressed an interest in purchasing and using their own microcom
puters. Some men have already been using such equipment for some time. Mr.
Norman Smith is an example of one who has a background in the field, and has
found a personal computer system useful.
Although the official position of the Church is to neither encourage nor
discourage the use of personal computers by the ministry, there are several
important factors for us as ministers to consider before joining the rush
to the nearest personal computer store. Proper selection is an important
factor. Cost is a major factor. But even more important is the commitment
of time. Time to learn, time to practice, and time to maintain.