Editorial

     The Gospel Gleaner Lectures of 2000 excelled in content and timeliness. In a day of shattering and crumbling families, the Lectureship extolled the glories and virtues of “The Christian Home.”
     Friday evening, April 14, brother Max R. Miller inaugurated the series of lessons by expounding on the topic “Husbands At The Helm.” About 140 men came together for that session. Sister Jane Maynard addressed over 160 ladies on “Wives By The Side Of The Helmsman.”
     The Saturday sessions began with breakfast at 6:30, and at 8 o’clock, Ivie Powell brought the first message. Crowds averaged around 200 throughout each lecture.
     Sunday services were a strong finish to the effort with Allen Webster, M. W. Kiser and John T. Polk II speaking on “Children In the Home,”  “How To Have A Happy Home” and “Hugs In A ‘Bare’ Den,” respectively. Attendance was 675 for the morning hour and 525 for the evening services. Visitors were from as far away as Georgia and Florida.
     God willing, the Gospel Gleaner Lectureship will press on to even more outstanding success in April 2001.
     All of our readers are encouraged to come and participate in our annual “spiritual feast.” Cassette recordings of the lectures are available for the nominal cost of the tapes. Please contact the College and North Church of Christ office.— 704 Arkansas Avenue, Mountain Home, AR 72653