T. F. Tenney Has Passed Away

[RachelRose]

Originally Posted by houston

Not gonna happen.

ha, this the FIRST time I have EVER agreed with Houston. Look at his wife: hair all cut off, ear rings, makeup. Nope, the son is too plugged into TBN and the trinity. Will not happen.

[n david]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeBukaroo

Not. His. Son.

Tommy is speaking now.

[Barb]

Does anyone know who the young man was who sang It Is Well?

[n david]

Just watched some parts of the service I had missed. One of the speakers I had missed was Jentezen Franklin. Don't blast me, but I love Jentezen. And what he said was incredible.

I don't want to butcher it, so go about an hour and 20 minutes into the service to see Jentezen speak.

He appealed to Manguns, Williams and others of the UPC --- the tribe inside the wall --- to go outside the wall as TFT did. He said "don't change or compromise what you believe, but there are men out there who need your voice, who need your anointing, who need to drink from your well, cause there's nothing like it."

Incredible testimony of how TFT counseled and helped the Franklin's through a very tough time.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Barb

Does anyone know who the young man was who sang It Is Well?

I don't know him, but the webcast said it was Nathan Wise. Awesome voice!

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by n david

Just watched some parts of the service I had missed. One of the speakers I had missed was Jentezen Franklin. Don't blast me, but I love Jentezen. And what he said was incredible.

I don't want to butcher it, so go about an hour and 20 minutes into the service to see Jentezen speak.

He appealed to Manguns, Williams and others of the UPC --- the tribe inside the wall --- to go outside the wall as TFT did. He said "don't change or compromise what you believe, but there are men out there who need your voice, who need your anointing, who need to drink from your well, cause there's nothing like it."

Incredible testimony of how TFT counseled and helped the Franklin's through a very tough time.

Wow.
Talk about "Almost thou persuadest me"...

[deltaguitar]

I left the UPC in 2007 and the pentecostal movement not long after. Seems like a lifetime ago . . . in fact it was. I haven't posted on this forum since 2013.

I just want to say that TFT was a great man and many who our outside the movement truly respected him. His legacy and example to the Louisiana District has left a monumental impact on the area. My parents are members of a Louisiana church and their pastor and bishop both have a caring and loving attitude that no doubt was because of the influence of TFT. My little brother is married to the pastors daughter so we interact several times a year with pentecostals other than family and I am always impressed with the folks in the Louisiana area.

I remember my mother taking me to Louisiana Camp meeting as a child and sitting on the floor during service and I seem to remember hearing him preach one time back then. A LONG LONG time ago.

[n david]

Originally Posted by n david

Just watched some parts of the service I had missed. One of the speakers I had missed was Jentezen Franklin. Don't blast me, but I love Jentezen. And what he said was incredible.

I don't want to butcher it, so go about an hour and 20 minutes into the service to see Jentezen speak.

He appealed to Manguns, Williams and others of the UPC --- the tribe inside the wall --- to go outside the wall as TFT did. He said "don't change or compromise what you believe, but there are men out there who need your voice, who need your anointing, who need to drink from your well, cause there's nothing like it."

Incredible testimony of how TFT counseled and helped the Franklin's through a very tough time.

Here is the Home Going Service from YouTube. I believe it's queued to when Jentezen Franklin begins speaking.

https://youtu.be/8365Az0KVP4?t=1h18m9s

[n david]

Full Bishop T.F. Tenney Home Going Service video:

https://youtu.be/8365Az0KVP4

Order:
"Hallellujah Chorus" from "Handel's Messiah" - POA Choir - Opening
"Great is Thy Faithfulness" - Jeannie Tenney (8:35)
Kevin Cox - Louisiana District Superintendent (12:30)
David Bernard - UPCI General Superintendent (25:50)
Tom Jackson (32:55)
Robert Rodenbush (40:35)
Scott Jones (46:00)
"It Is Well" - Nathan Wise (1:13:07)
Jentezen Franklin (1:18:10)
Tommy Tenney (1:24:30)
"Long and Winding Road" - Mickey Mangun (1:56:50)
Teri Spears (2:02:30)
"I Sure Miss You" - Shannon, Shane, and Teryn Spears (2:06:26)
Anthony Mangun (2:11:30)

[houston]

Originally Posted by aegsm76

Wow.
Talk about "Almost thou persuadest me"...

That was funny. Lol.