Jim Vineyard passes away

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Just heard that Jim Vineyard passed away today.
 
RAIDER said:
Just heard that Jim Vineyard passed away today.
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I was able to spend a little personal time with him as I and one other man drove him to an airport after he preached at  Larry Brown's church in Iowa.
Looong time ago.
 
Homegoing service will be Friday, October 27, 1:00 p.m., at Windsor Hills Baptist Church, 5517 NW 23rd Street, Oklahoma City, OK. 

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I never really heard,

Did Dr. Vineyard leave Hammond because he and Dr. Hyles had a falling out or was it just time for him to start his own ministry?

 
sword said:
I never really heard,

Did Dr. Vineyard leave Hammond because he and Dr. Hyles had a falling out or was it just time for him to start his own ministry?
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He was called to a new ministry due to coarse and crude leadership methods better suited to a military boot camp than a Christian college.
Oh, he got results, it's just that may were not appreciated in a Christian environment.
 
Vinyard left during my first year at the college. I didn't much care for him then. You were branded as "soft" and not very dedicated (to put it mildly) if you expressed your dislike then. I witnessed him doing some things to students that were abusive, physically and otherwise. In retrospect, I think he epitomized everything that was wrong about HAC. I always believed that Jack Hyles loved Vinyard's results but otherwise, didn't know how to control him. I'm not a huge Ray Young fan, but I didn't miss Vinyard after he left.
 
Justice1976 said:
Vinyard left during my first year at the college. I didn't much care for him then. You were branded as "soft" and not very dedicated (to put it mildly) if you expressed your dislike then. I witnessed him doing some things to students that were abusive, physically and otherwise. In retrospect, I think he epitomized everything that was wrong about HAC. I always believed that Jack Hyles loved Vinyard's results but otherwise, didn't know how to control him. I'm not a huge Ray Young fan, but I didn't miss Vinyard after he left.
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He built an empire in Oklahoma City. His son is now pastor of Higher Plains (formerly known as Windsor Hills).

Higher Plain Baptist Church

higherplain.org higherplain.org
 
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