This was the Festival of Joy worship conference at Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship in mid November 1996 and Jeremy Sinnott is leading worship with his team
Thank you for uploading this music. I came across TACF in the late '90s. I love Jeremy Sinnott. I have been desiring to see for years a video of the Catch the Fire Music. This music still ministers to me even today. I hope you have David Ruis as well. I am at Eswatini (Swaziland) in Africa. Even in the part of the world we did experience the Father's Blessing from TACF
I sure wish I did. I have some sermon tapes of David Ruis but never happened to be in Toronto when he was. Check with Global on Demand which is part of Randy Clark's ministry in Harrisburg PA, Global Awakening. I know he's got some of David Ruis. One segment in particular that Randy liked to show in the early days back in the States away from Toronto was what happened to David Ruis in St Louis around April of 1994. It was one of my credible witnesses of it being the power of God and not 'put on' because what happened to him was not humanly possible...
@@soberservantofpraise9098 Thanks for the info about David Ruis. I will look for it on Global Awakening. I attended Dr Randy Clark's meetings in South Africa, it was glorious. Thanks also for uploading Kevin Prosch. I have his album Even so Come in Cassette Tape format which i bought in the '90s. His music has beeen blessing me over the years.
From what I can work out the worship team is: Jeremy Sinnott (worship leader), Connie Sinnott and Lou Fellingham (backing vocals), Henry Spinetti (drums), Dave Markee (bass), David Ruis (keyboards) but I can’t find the name of the electric guitar or woodwind/shofar player. I think they’re from the worship team at TACF (as it was at the time when this was recorded). Great band too! Hope that helps! 👍🏻
The keyboard player, electric guitar player and flute/shofar player are all local Toronto people. The saxophone player came along with David Markee and the drummer and all three had played with Eric Clapton at some point.
“The Holy Scriptures and Orthodox Fathers clearly tell us that the character of the last times will not at all be one of a great spiritual “revival,” of an “outpouring of the Holy Spirit,” but rather one of almost universal apostasy, of spiritual deception so subtle that the very elect, if that were possible, will be deceived, of the virtual disappearance of Christianity from the face of the earth.” Seraphim Rose
@@adisaargani836 where can I read the scriptures canonized in 92ad? Do you the same world view and way of thinking of that time? If so, how did you acquire it?
The original disciples teachings were called the Didache and you can find that on the CCEL website. The first scriptural canon was in 325AD at Emperor Constantine's request and it was called the Council of Nicaea and it's where we get the Nicene creed from. There are other Gospels like the Gospel of Thomas or Peter that were not included but you can find them on that website too. Most of the New Testament is letters that were written by the Apostles to communities they had been to, to evangelize. Hope this helps, Pam
I was there!
Thank you for uploading this music. I came across TACF in the late '90s. I love Jeremy Sinnott. I have been desiring to see for years a video of the Catch the Fire Music. This music still ministers to me even today. I hope you have David Ruis as well. I am at Eswatini (Swaziland) in Africa. Even in the part of the world we did experience the Father's Blessing from TACF
I sure wish I did. I have some sermon tapes of David Ruis but never happened to be in Toronto when he was. Check with Global on Demand which is part of Randy Clark's ministry in Harrisburg PA, Global Awakening. I know he's got some of David Ruis. One segment in particular that Randy liked to show in the early days back in the States away from Toronto was what happened to David Ruis in St Louis around April of 1994. It was one of my credible witnesses of it being the power of God and not 'put on' because what happened to him was not humanly possible...
Where do u congregate nowadays bro? How is the church in swaziland
Still in Swaziland pastoring. We're praying,declaring and believing God to move mightily in our land.
@@soberservantofpraise9098 Thanks for the info about David Ruis. I will look for it on Global Awakening. I attended Dr Randy Clark's meetings in South Africa, it was glorious. Thanks also for uploading Kevin Prosch. I have his album Even so Come in Cassette Tape format which i bought in the '90s. His music has beeen blessing me over the years.
Please list the musicians and singers.
From what I can work out the worship team is: Jeremy Sinnott (worship leader), Connie Sinnott and Lou Fellingham (backing vocals), Henry Spinetti (drums), Dave Markee (bass), David Ruis (keyboards) but I can’t find the name of the electric guitar or woodwind/shofar player. I think they’re from the worship team at TACF (as it was at the time when this was recorded). Great band too! Hope that helps! 👍🏻
The keyboard player, electric guitar player and flute/shofar player are all local Toronto people. The saxophone player came along with David Markee and the drummer and all three had played with Eric Clapton at some point.
Does anyone have a video of Terry Virgo of New Frontiers preaching here at Toronto Blessing
I don't know who that is but you might try a RUclips search of go to Catch the Fire TV
“The Holy Scriptures and Orthodox Fathers clearly tell us that the character of the last times will not at all be one of a great spiritual “revival,” of an “outpouring of the Holy Spirit,” but rather one of almost universal apostasy, of spiritual deception so subtle that the very elect, if that were possible, will be deceived, of the virtual disappearance of Christianity from the face of the earth.”
Seraphim Rose
@@adisaargani836 where can I read the scriptures canonized in 92ad? Do you the same world view and way of thinking of that time? If so, how did you acquire it?
The original disciples teachings were called the Didache and you can find that on the CCEL website. The first scriptural canon was in 325AD at Emperor Constantine's request and it was called the Council of Nicaea and it's where we get the Nicene creed from. There are other Gospels like the Gospel of Thomas or Peter that were not included but you can find them on that website too. Most of the New Testament is letters that were written by the Apostles to communities they had been to, to evangelize. Hope this helps, Pam