He called those things that be not as though they were. (He kept saying, "I want to go in my sleep.") Charles Capps was a man of integrity, a man of his word and he got what he said. ![]() After having some final words with family and friends on Saturday, he went to bed, went to sleep and never awoke. He informed the family and close friends on Friday that he would be going home to heaven in 3 days. We celebrated Charles' promotion to heaven at 5:15 pm Sunday, February 23, 2014. ![]() These two books have sold millions (the God's Creative Power® series has sold over 5 million copies) and are still much in demand today. The Tongue a Creative Force and God's Creative Power® Will Work for You became bestsellers after Buddy Harrison, Kenneth Hagin's son in law, launched his publishing company with these two classics. Invitations to minister to the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International (FGBMFI) began to pour in, eventually leading to the publication of his teachings in book form. Hagin entitled, Authority of the Believer, Charles and Peggy's life took on a new dimension of travel and ministry as Charles became known for his teaching gift and insight on the subjects of faith and confession. He spoke on the subject of soulwinning in churches not only in the US, but flew his twin engine Piper Comanche to the Bahamas to teach students of Youth With a Mission how to share Christ with others.Īfter reading a book by Kenneth E. Neither knew that this skill of flying would be such an asset later when Charles began teaching personal evangelism in the 1960's. They joined an organization known as the Flying Farmers and gained experience going to "fly-ins" and national meetings across the United States. Peggy, being 3 1/2 months older than Charles had to sign as the adult on his behalf when he wanted to begin flying lessons at the age of 17. Having been raised by parents who were farmers, Charles began farming cotton, soybeans, and rice immediately after graduating from high school and marrying in 1951. He taught Bible seminars for over 35 years, emphasizing the authority of the believer, faith and the power of words.Ĭharles and Peggy both have their roots in the rich farmland of Lonoke County, Arkansas. We'd also love to know your favorite national parks and which ones you are visiting this year in honor of the centennial-feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below.Ĭheers to 100 more years of our beautiful national parks!Charles Capps- a retired farmer, land developer, and Bible teacher who has traveled extensively throughout the United States and several foreign countries sharing the truths of God's Word. ![]() In honor of this momentous occasion and also to celebrate the August publication of Mountain Chef, Charlesbridge is excited to offer a special promotion: Order Mountain Chef on our website and receive a 25% discount. Illustration copyright (c) 2016 by Rich Lo.Īccording to the National Park's website, "The centennial will kick off a second century of stewardship of America's national parks and engaging communities through recreation, conservation, and historic preservation programs." Text copyright (c) 2016 by Annette Bay Pimentel. Appalled at the bureaucratic red tape in Washington, DC, he dreamed up a camping trip that would change hearts and minds."įrom Mountain Chef. Mather was determined both to protect the national parks and to share them with all Americans. In January 1915 Stephen Mather was appointed assistant secretary of the interior by President Woodrow Wilson. By 1915 there were eleven national parks-but no system of administering the parks. In 1911 President William Howard Taft recommended the formation of a national park service, but he failed to whip up enough enthusiasm among members of Congress. "In 1872 Yellowstone was declared the first national park. In case you've ever wondered, "Why was a national park service important?", author Annette Bay Pimentel answers that very question in the back matter of her new picture book biography, Mountain Chef: How One Man Lost His Groceries, Changed His Plans, and Helped Cook Up the National Park Service, illustrated by Rich Lo: The National Park Service turns 100 on August 25, 2016. ![]() Happy 100th Birthday, National Park Service! 0
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