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Post crucible02
So, in essence, he is now disqualified because of who his daddy is? We all have had someone, at some point be a door-opener. Networking is a fact of life, even in church governance. However, if someone is not qualified and does not do the work, it will be evident very quickly. That is not the case here so if you are just trying to make a point about the operation of our denomination , you have chosen a poor example.

And there are plenty of men in positions of leadership in our movement that did not have a daddy open a door for him so I'm confused over this whole diatribe. Seems that someone has an issue with the father and is taking it out on the son.
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Post Nature Boy Florida
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So, in essence, he is now disqualified because of who his daddy is? We all have had someone, at some point be a door-opener. Networking is a fact of life, even in church governance. However, if someone is not qualified and does not do the work, it will be evident very quickly. That is not the case here so if you are just trying to make a point about the operation of our denomination , you have chosen a poor example.

And there are plenty of men in positions of leadership in our movement that did not have a daddy open a door for him so I'm confused over this whole diatribe. Seems that someone has an issue with the father and is taking it out on the son.


Crucible,

The only thing determined in this thread is you do not know how to read.

You used the words I used "door opener" - so you must be referring to me.

I said nothing about him being disqualified. Look closely, read it again...I said nothing about him being disqualified.

However, is that a Freudian slip on YOUR part? Are you jealous of him attaining that position?

I do question whether ALL qualified individuals get a fair shot - and implored others to try to help others - even those not related to them - get a chance. Is that too much to ask?
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Post I'm sorry. Please delete aprilmay2.0
I miss communicated this thread. I mistakenly used names for situations I shouldn't have. Please understand what my intentions were. I think NBF said it best.

There's no jealousy. I think Matt will do fine and will continue to move up the ranks on his own merit. I didn't call anyone a loser. I think highly of all the names I mentioned.

I was attempting to draw attention to the idea that some paths are easier than others and sometimes people get positions not as a result of Just leadership hearing Gods voice but sometimes Gods will gets a little family assistance. And that's not a bad thing. Love you all.
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Post My Brother Matthew Propes wayne
I personally love Matthew Propes and hate to see him go. I know he has a name of recognition and so far he has been open to answering any questions regarding his name but, I have seen him work and believe me, he does work. If his name is getting him positions, it's his work and love for the state and church of God that makes all the people like him and want to keep him.

Personally, I am tired of Kentucky being the launch pad for all these great leaders. I have grown to love my leaders and I truly hate to see any of them go. David Gosnell, Bill Isaacs, Brian Yaun, Keith Ivester, J David Stephens, Bruce Rabon(who ever heard of this guy before KY Laughing ) Matthew Propes....... the list could go on and on.

I think the KY pastors, state council and youth board should stop being so awesome and start making these guys look bad especially right before GA, that way they look bad for a short period of time and then nobody else will want them. Laughing This is all in fun, I love these guys.

Maybe, we could hold them hostage and not let them go to GA or Ga? Shocked
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Post Nature Boy Florida
Or maybe we should make everyone get their training in Kentucky?
Seems to work.
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Post Heading out aprilmay2.0
I woke up this morning with a heavy heart. I hate being misreceived. I should be a better communicator and that would avoid causing such a firestorm.

So... I'm heading out on vacation tomorrow. The sandy beaches of New Smyrna are calling my name. I'm going to take some time and reflect on how I can be a better member of this board and a better steward of my words.

I'll also be praying for North Cleveland and their potential new pastor. They are a lead church in this movement and the upcoming vote is significant for all of us.

Blessings to all.
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Post Good men and nepotism Ed Brewer
I feel your pain about being misinterpreted on social media. These things (Facebook, Twitter, Actscelerate, et al) can be described as the worlds largest refrigerator festooned with notes and every little kid has a crayon and an unlimited supply of sticky pads. That being said, have you ever considered just how much nepotism was the norm in the scripture. Consider this:

1. Jesus named at least 4 cousins among his disciples (James, John, Matthew, and James the less) (3 of whom are listed as apostles),
2. His brother (James) was the pastor in Jerusalem who was subsequently succeeded in that job as pastor by Jesus cousin (Simeon)
3. Three of the women at the tomb were Jesus mother and her two sisters (Mary, the other Mary, and Salome).
4. John the Baptist was Jesus' cousin
5. Barnabas was a fellow student of Saul in the school of Gamaliel, the man that brought Paul legitimacy among the brother in Jerusalem, and the uncle (maybe cousin) of Mark, later assistant to Peter and author of the earliest of the Gospels
6. ...and on the subject of Mark, he was the son of Mary who owned the house to which the disciples fled and dwelt, prayed for Peter in his prison, and whom Rhoda served
7. Some go so far as to suggest that Barnabas was the brother-in-law of Peter

The list goes on and on.... nepotism wasn't the exception, it was the norm in the early church. Was it a trust issue? Who else are you going to trust more than those closest to you?

If I may, the entire premise of this post seems to be a presupposition of fair treatment. The demand for fairness has been routinely used to substitute opportunity for anointing and to conflate God's will with man's demands for equal treatment (which is a wholely carnal invention). I know this young man well, and can affirm with so many others that all he has done is what Christ commanded in Matthew 12 - he simply grabbed a cup and started serving.
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Post If a leader's family ... Mat
If a leader's family does not follow them in being part of the church, or denomination, what does that say about the leader?

What about top denominational leaders whose children choose to minister in a different denomination?

So which is worse/better, to have a dad in top leadership and you follow in his footsteps, or to have a dad in top leadership and you reject the denomination he leads?

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Didn't know my original question would blow up like this. I was just asking a question. So he is Propes' son. Thanks for the info. No thanks for the other stuff. Friendly Face
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Didn't know my original question would blow up like this. I was just asking a question. So he is Propes' son. Thanks for the info. No thanks for the other stuff.


Yeah - he's Propes son.
Probably going to do a great job in South Georgia.

The other stuff is just thinking out loud.

We just should all be careful that we really are selecting a guy based on skills/spiritual maturity etc....

Paul Conn is the prototypical example of all sons following in Dad's footsteps. It worked out pretty good in that case.
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Nature Boy Florida wrote:
cogalltheway wrote:
Didn't know my original question would blow up like this. I was just asking a question. So he is Propes' son. Thanks for the info. No thanks for the other stuff.


Yeah - he's Propes son.
Probably going to do a great job in South Georgia.

The other stuff is just thinking out loud.

We just should all be careful that we really are selecting a guy based on skills/spiritual maturity etc....

Paul Conn is the prototypical example of all sons following in Dad's footsteps. It worked out pretty good in that case.


I know Matthew and Jennifer and they are choice people. Whatever he puts his hand to do, he does well. I predict that quality of labor and ministry that is his credo will continue.
It would be that way even if his last name was Clinton. Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
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Congratulations to Matt and SoGA. Member
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