Air-conditioning the tabernacle -Reply

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Troy L. Fullerton wrote:
 
>         Just last November, however, a bunch of us went to Bro. Robert
> Akers's church for their Camp Meeting--of course, at that time of year, the
> heat wasn't a factor.  But MAN, the Holy Ghost moved!  With everyone
> singing, shouting, praising the Lord, dancing in the Spirit, and just doing
> things we Pentecostals do, it sure was nice not to be sweat-drenched and
> exhausted from the heat.  Also, when there are sinners giving their heart to
> God and people praying for the Holy Ghost, it's nice not to have hot weather
> be a distraction in the house of God.  In short, I'm for air
> conditioning--even during camp meeting.  I know we can "do" without it--but
> I think it's better to not have to. It sure seemed like camp meeting last
> November!  -even without the hot weather and oppressively hot facilities.
> 
> Troy Fullerton

I can identify with this ""lack"" of air-conditioning thing. Here in
Nova Scotia our tabernacle is not air-conditioned and our camp meeting
is in July so it can get pretty warm in the ""ole"" tabernacle!!! Also,
our local church is a steel building and sometimes in the heat of the
summer we move the services to the lower auditorium where it is cooler.
But in spite of it all we have a great time in the presence of God!!!

I can remember before I gave my heart to God that heat didn't make a
difference in what I did................

-- 
Pastor J McNair :-)
http://users.atcon.com/~jmcnair/jmcnair.htm