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faith marketing business consulting faith based marketing latest posts texas parish to install storm shelter sally west july 11, 2018 0 new storm shelter being installed at texas parish remodel is underway at one of our texas locations and will soon be reopen for worship. many of our friends there had expressed concern over the old brick building and it’s stability during a hurricane or a tornado. contractors were hired to construct a steel frame on the interior of the building that would prevent any rubble from falling inwards onto worshipers if a storm were to pass through. the steel frame was constructed and reinforced with a steel mesh netting that would act like a net and catch or deflect and brick or debris that fell during a storm. after the interior was rebuilt, they reinforced the brick with more mortar and replaced any old pieces that were broken or cracked. the property sits on an acre of land and had an old barn where chickens had been raised for years, eggs were provided for breakfast before church began for many years but that has long been gone. they reinforced the old barn also with the same steel frame that the church was rebuilt with and modified some of the wood structure on the exterior. they also installed a below ground storm shelter that is big enough to fit the entire congregation if a hurricane or tornado should pass through. the storm shelter was equipped with battery fed power generators, a refrigerator, radio communications, lights, water, and food rations. there are enough supplies in there to care for the entire congregation for three days. there is an electric door opener that is connected to a powerful winch that will open the door on the shelter even if debris from the barn structure were to crash down on the lid. we are thrilled to say that we are prepared for the next hurricane harvey or tornado that may rip through texas, and are extremely blessed to know that our texas congregation will be safe in the event of a natural disaster. uncategorized the retirement of father allen switzer sally west july 9, 2018 0 father allen switzer retires we are thankful for all of the faithful god fearing servants that have been a part of our faith based marketing team. providing skill sets and knowledge to churches around the world and helping them grow in their local communities and market their churches online has always been our goal. today we say goodbye to one of the most productive faith based marketers we have ever had the blessing to work with. father allen switzer came to us over 20 years ago as a media specialists. he had connections to various publications and billboard owners throughout the world and was an integral part in the growth of our marketing team. father switzer has given his life to the lord and has worshiped him with a fearless belief in everything the bible teaches. his love for the lord and marketing prowess made him an authentic, informative, and absolute member of our marketing team. today we lose an irreplaceable component of this faith based project team that will be missed dearly. father switzer led missions around the world, provided disaster relief in regions struck by natural disasters, fed the hungry, gave to the poor, and helped over 100 churches around the world market their missions in the local communities that they were built in. in this digital age father switzer was less technical with computers and internet technology, but was somehow able to pass his knowledge of marketing along to our team of young missionary bloggers to help them create spiritual content for the churches we serve. we are sad to see him leave, but we are proud to call him a friend, father, and fellow missionary that served gracefully by our sides through the good and bad. he will be traveling a great distance to settle down into a long term retirement center in new york. father switzer with live out his amazing life in the comforts of the amsterdam at harborside retirement community on long island. he will be cared for by the staff located on the property and regularly visited by missionaries visiting our new york parrish. together we want to thank father switzer for his dedication to the team, his love for the community, and his unshakable faith in the lord that inspired us every day to serve our lord and savior and help the churches around the globe market their churches to the local communities. on behalf of all of us at fmbc we want to say thank you and god bless you and your new journey through life as you complete your mission in the long island retirement community. uncategorized christian views on stem cell research sally west june 27, 2018 0 how should christians view stem cell research? there is a lot of fuss in the world over stem cell research and especially among the christian community. churches are speaking out against the research saying it’s unethical and against god’s will. this argument is based on interpretations of scripture, there is nothing in the bible that states directly that stem cell research is bad. harvesting embryos for research and then destroying them is another topic all together. i think if you break this down to the possible discoveries that could be made from the research you will find that it aligns with most christian values. the end goal here is to help people, save lives, and find cures for those suffering. sounds like something jesus would do, doesn’t it? those that set out to cure disease and help the less fortunate are following in the footsteps of jesus christ. didn’t jesus cure a man with leprosy ? wasn’t healing the sick part of his mission? the bible tells many tales of heroic healing efforts from jesus and his disciples. there is scripture in the book of matthew (4:23-24) that clearly emphasizes that a major part of jesus’ ministry was his healing. the issue many christians have with the research is how the stem cells are being harvested. while some believe this process is immoral, others believe that it is needed to move the research forward until we can find other means of harvesting the cells. this research is very promising and has advanced medical science in a new direction that will change the way the world treats and cures diseases. the moral dilemma is about the harvesting of stem cells from embryos. this process requires a live embryo that will then be destroyed in the process. a live embryo is considered human at the moment of conception. the bible teaches that human existence begins at conception and the international consensus of embryologists agrees that the beginning stages of life do start at fertilization. therefore, a human embryo is considered to be 100% human and consists of the 46 chromosomes that living humans are made up of . the actual size of the living organism doesn’t determine if it’s a human or not. meaning that there is no difference between a microscopic life form and a grown man as far as the bible is concerned. they are both human. because this process literally involves the killing of another human being it is considered to go against god’s will. the potential benefit of the research doesn’t outweigh the fact that humans are dying during the research. biblically speaking, stem cell research through the harvesting of embryos is unethical and christians should oppose any such scientific research. currently, the moral means of harvesting stem cells comes from adult donors. there are no objections to this from a christian perspective. this is something that is done on a volunteer basis by bone marrow transplant donors . this research has proven to be effective in treating cancer, leukemia, heart disease, and autoimmune diseases. these stem cells are harvested from adult donors and are extracted from healthy living bone marrow. there are other process for extracting stem cells from other parts of the body, but bone marrow donors have become the most popular. this research does not cost a human life and is performed on volunteer donors that hav

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