Higher-Fire Administration stuff
Tyler Nally (tnally@gisg.gi.net)
Mon, 27 Jan 1997 13:56:49 -0600
I spake thusly about a *prophecy* based 1ness list:
>> Let me (and or Bro. Richard) know about such a list. I know at one
>> time,
>> that Bro. Brown's been advocating the need for a *ministers-only* type
>> list where such things as this could be done. I don't know if I'd be
>> willing to do a *ministers-only* list, unless it was only the ministers
>> that subscribed to it and not the lay folk because the volume and length
>> of messages are too much for some lay folk to digest.
Then Bro. Richard chimed in:
>Here's another proposal: another list specifically for discussion of
>"deep" issues such as prophecy (i.e. don't limit discussion to
>prophecy). This would probably be configured in such a way that
>messages are delivered once every day or two, or maybe even make it
>once every three or four days. this would allow members to to think
>about their responses for a day or two before replying (if there's a
>need to reply).
Yeah... that could be a *really* deep discussion list.
Doctrine, Holiness, History, Prophecy... bible topics
and events. I kinda look at that list as the "Sanctuary" side
of a *virtual church* where there's the deeper things of God to
get into (call it BIBLE-FIRE, HOLY-FIRE, WORD-FIRE, etc.).
Whereas "Higher-Fire" should be the *Fellowship Hall* side of
discussions that have a different range. Pretty much the same
requirements for membership into either. It's just that the
*deep* list could eventually be like a ministers training
course in the fact that it really get's down-n-dirty in discussion
and scope of the bible truths which can't be given efficient justice
given a limited number of messages per day on a *fellowship-type*
list (as Higher-Fire is).
>
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>
>If I hosted the list, somebody else would need to be the "owner" as
>Tyler and I are both stretched pretty thin with our time. Any
>volunteers?
That'd be nice. Anotherwords, if you want a *thankless* job
...heh, heh, heh... (well, not completely thankless... it has
it's moments)... send your name in.
>BTW, we're also looking for people here in Illinois who might also
>be able to help out with some list administration of Higher-Fire.
>Send your nominations to my and Bro Tyler via private email.
>
>> [Prairienet is] in need of raising between $150K and $200K
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>
>I would only pay the annual membership fee, which ain't that much.
I think they are going to $40 per year per single membership,
$60 per household (unlimited email accounts), reduced priced
membership to those on a restricted income ($15), and I think
free email membership to students of schools that are enrolled
through a program called something like "NetPartners".
>
>For those who might wish to help Prairienet out, send your
>tax-deductible contribution to:
>
> Prairienet
> 501 East Daniel Room 15
> Champaign IL 61820
>
>The service Tyler and I have been receiving has been top-notch from the
>Prairienet staff and even with the fees they propose it really is a
>good deal. Tyler and I keep our eyes open for alternatives for hosting
>Higher-Fire should Prairienet go away, and most of them are pretty
>pricey.
Bro Richard and I have briefly discussed *contingencies* in the event
that neither of us are available to actively operate the list. Like,
for instance, what if both of us are involved in a auto accident on
I-74 going in opposite directions where we both end up meeting each
other
in the air (heavenbound) thereby spending the rest of time with the
Lord.
Who'd get a hold of the Information Provider Co-ordinator (in Illinois)
to temporarily take ownership of such group before a permanent owner(s)
can be established.
Bro Tyler
tnally@gisg.gi.net
tgnally@prairienet.org