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Posted by: A. Glenn Brady	7/14/2009
For some, I'm sure you've been wondering what happened to me and my regular blog updates. Well on June 7, 2009, the congregation of the New Bethel Church in Kansas City, KS voted for me to serve as the new pastor. The Lord has shown us favor and we are excited about the move of God. Already we are seeing God work in a tremendous way. I've been commuting and in transition, until a final move takes place. For that reason, I've been unable to blog -- but I'll soon be able to resume and give you regular updates with the new move, as well as other events that are happening around the world. Angela and I greatly solicit your prayers. And on a sad note, our family pet -- "Mickie" -- our Bichon that we've had for over 16 years recently passed. I guess with our move to KC, her assignment with us in Youngstown was over. She lived throughtout both girls school years and even college. We certainly will miss her! Look to hear from you! --A.G. Brady

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Re: NEW SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT	By gittysbug on 7/16/2009
I look forward, and God's speed be with you.

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By Minister Sishman Rimpson (S.R.) on 7/20/2009

God Bless you Sir, Not a shock at all to hear of your new assignment, having only known you for a short time due to your visit to San Antonio, I could definitely see you serving as a Pastor of Gods flock. We are praying for you here in Texas, at Genesis Full Life, and are looking forward to your visit in August! My calander is marked, and I can't wait for this years Leadership Conference. You told me something the last time you were here Bishop, and it has stuck with me ever since. You said to me, "We do what we do, to make a permanent impact, not a temporary impression." I've used that quote with our youth, on my job. Again looking forward to hearing and putting into practical application the priciples and teachings of the "Joshua Generation" . Blessings to you in all of your endevours. Min. Rimpson (S.R.)

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By Pastor Marc D. Saunders on 8/11/2009

Bless you Sir! It has been a long time coming... and God has given you the best for last. Though we have not had contact in a long time, I have looked up to you for a long time. Under your covering, the city of Kansas City will experience the Power of a Lifted Jesus in such an awesome way. You were born and set aside for this hour. Each time I was able to hear you minister, I saw continual maturity that has surpass your brothers. I am exited for you and the rest of the family. New Bethel Church has received a great treasure in you, with a wealth of wisdom and the Spirit of Excellence. God Bless you and your new assignment.

Re: NEW SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT	By Michelle Nelms on 8/12/2009
Dear Bishop & First Lady Brady, I miss you dearly. It's nice to still see your old office with you sitting at your desk, as if nothing has changed. I pray God's guidance upon you and your family as you take the difficult journey in pastoring a church who looks to you.

Re: NEW SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT	By Ileen Mitchell - London on 8/21/2009
So glad to hear of your new assignment. My prayers are with you and your family as you take over the baton of pastoralship.<br><br>So sorry to hear of the passing of "Mickie". She was such a lovelydog and her coat was especially soft. Thinking of her brings back fond memories of my stay with the Brady family. Shalom.

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By Bishop George H. Richardson on 8/27/2009

Grace and Peace, Congratulations on your new assignment. I pray all the favor that you can contain be bestowed by God on you and your loved ones. I recently heard the message you preached at the PAW convention. This was the message about destiny and the longer road to it. A perspective was presented based on the message to a congregation that I do not think you intended. I really believe your desire, other than to bless and save a soul, was to free the saints, not bind or intimidate them. I enjoyed and was blessed by your message. I was saddened when it was used out of context. Preachers using the words of other preachers to confuse the growing saints of God, is part of an equation that leads to nothing but bondage and disillusionment. This is not a reflection on you. Your delivery and insight was pertinent and timely. However, your actual message was presented on a projection screen, and it was the allusions and contentions taken out of context and extrapolated from it, that raised the flag in my spirit. How can a thing like this be stopped? It can't. A possible remedy is to really consider who you are listening to, and although you may love them, and they may have rule over you, if their best interest for you is not truly Godly, you may need to listen a little more carefully. Peace out

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By gittysbug on 8/28/2009

I wasn’t at the Convention this year, but I heard that it was very good. Bishop, I read what Bishop Richardson (08-27-09) had to say about the interpretation of your message on Destiny. From what I am reading it sounds like the message was taken out of context or he missed it or you missed. Any of the three are possible. That’s life. I offer my opinion from Bishop Richardson’s conclusion of the misinterpretation of the subject matter. By the way, I hope this blog subject matter generates more discussions. There is a train in the era of church history that is running too fast and going no where. The train is called Get Your Destiny. This is a true train, but the saints that are riding it are sad because they are looking out of the windows and watching their stuff go by. Many of them feel that they on the wrong train track. Destiny is a stationary place. For the Child of God that place is Heaven or the Kingdom of Heaven. This world is not our home, and the Lord warns us of acquiring too much of it. Where our treasure is there shall our heart be. He knows that we have need of certain things and he will provide, or allow us to obtain riches based on our abilities. Also, He and the leaders of the Church appoint and assign leaders at various times to carry on the work of the ministry. Heaven is our destiny. God may call one to build up and move on. We must pitch our tents and build our alters. We must claim the things of the Lord, and get and receive the material things of this world, but be cognizant of the fact that we are pilgrims and strangers in this world. Destiny is eternal, and everything else is temporal and needs to be treated as such. I have a huge house, nice cars and a good job. My next move is to lead God’s people, but I also I know that this may not be God’s will, but joy comes from reaching my destiny; Heaven.

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By Jacquie Hays on 9/3/2009

I could be sad but I know that the work of the Lord must continue on in ushering in the Kingdom of God. God's shift in the heavenlies is awesome and powerful. I knew his hand was upon you years ago when i began to call you Bishop back then. I know the church will be blessed and as they come to Calvary and say, I will say here, i pray that they know and realize who they are getting. I love all of you and will continue to pray for you in the work that God has called you to

Re: NEW SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT	By Jane Caulton on 9/10/2009
It's a new season, it's a new day. Old things have passed away and all things have become new. Hallelu! Bishop Brady, I pray God's continued favor upon your life. I am thrilled at your selection and know that you will do a fantastic job. Love you much.<br>

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By Rohanne Redmond, Baltimore, MD on 9/17/2009

God bless you SIR! I salute the GOD in you! I was ever waiting for you to heed the CALL and move into new realms that GOD had already ordained from before the foundation of the WORLD! Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him. But God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God. Continue to GO FORTH, LEAD, and be LED of God for enemy you saw, you will see them no more forever! Praise God for you and your wife in your new heavenly position. In my prayers,

Re: NEW SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT	By Matthew Redmond on 9/21/2009
And on a sad note, our family pet -- "Mickie" -- our Bichon: Leona Hemsely left her pet a wealth treasure chest your Dog should have marrieds her Dog and then had a divorce - in which your dog, Mickie would have had recieved a lump sum, and after his passing left you an overwelhming inheritance!!!

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By Matthew Redmond on 9/21/2009

Oh! and a Great God Bless in your new endeavors! Its a good, good thing! Bishop Wagner has been "Training Leaders for their destiny Now" surely you would known that God had to spread the widson,knowlege and understading the dear Bishop Wagner had placed, and through laying on of hands imparted to you... So I am excited about whats about to take place in you and Your Family's life... A Great, Great, Great Big God Bless

Re: NEW SPIRITUAL ASSIGNMENT	By Bishop William M Polley on 9/25/2009
Congratulations, Bishop Brady, on your new assignment. It has been a long time since we have been in the same company but I am glad to know that the Lord has continually elevated the commited young man I met some time ago in Youngstown. May the favor of the Lord be with you and your endeavors to train and develop the saints for kingdom purposes.

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By Patricia Cooper of Jonesville on 1/31/2010

Now that the Lord has called Bishop Wagner home to Glory I thought for sure you would be the new pastor of Calvary. I just found your blog on tonight on Facebook that you had gone to Kansas. The last time I saw you & Bishop Wagner was in Atlanta when Elder Rodges ministered. Our prayers are with you all that God would comfort and meet every need that the church stand in the need of Calvary. A Giant will be laid to rest!

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