So close your eyes and tell me.......

Worrying about the fact that some worker counted the kids on my bus and would turn me in for overloading it.
 
Starlifter said:
My stomach rumbling for lack of nourishment after not eating anything meaningful since I got up at 4 in the morning to go get a bus.
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In the '70s, we fixed lunches for everyone on Saturday and Sunday mornings. I got up at 4:30 in the morning to do that. Did they stop doing that in the 80s?
 
RAIDER said:
if you can imagine yourself sitting in a pew at FBCH during your time there, what details do you remember?

*As always, one memory per post. Remember, it's all about the numbers!!
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Every single guy had the exact same haircut. They all walked the same. It was like a robot factory.
 
Jo said:
In the '70s, we fixed lunches for everyone on Saturday and Sunday mornings. I got up at 4:30 in the morning to do that. Did they stop doing that in the 80s?
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I'm pretty sure we still had box lunches available, but I spent 2 out of the 3.5 years at Hyles as a married student. I was too groggy to make anything of substance that early in the morning! 🤪
And I didn't wake my wife up early to make me breakfast...even we mini-dictators in training weren't that stupid.
 
Bob Jones VI said:
Every single guy had the exact same haircut. They all walked the same. It was like a robot factory.
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Well not necessarily...We all walked like the leader we served under. For example, Roger Casteel walked a certain way, kind of hunched over a little, and we Casteel worshipers followed his example. :p
 
Starlifter said:
As far as the haircuts, there were rules in the rule book that said our hair had to be a certain way and well, if you went against it, you got demerits.
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I know. But even the non college student guys had that haircut. The church had at least 4000 in attendance when I went there and maybe there were 1000 students? 1986 Thanksgiving. I know, I was a Maranatha student in the 90's and we had rules too. I look back on it and laugh.
 
Bob Jones VI said:
I know. But even the non college student guys had that haircut. The church had at least 4000 in attendance when I went there and maybe there were 1000 students? 1986 Thanksgiving. I know, I was a Maranatha student in the 90's and we had rules too. I look back on it and laugh.
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Cookie cutters. A lot of IFB people and churches claim, no we’re not like the others…but they are. Just start asking questions 😂
 
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