... when we met the summer before and instantly became fast friends. John and I had several significant things in common: 1. ... thrust the spear through the chest of the pharaoh, killing him. Then poof! The vision ended. So ... eventually, read more...
... Censor of Radio in Washington during World War II. You will recall that in the middle of that war Hitler was bragging ... What are they? And how do they fly? Are they real? Or will they go the way of dragons? Saucers have been seen in the read more...
... in order to start a new one - which meant leaving friends, colleagues and peer s. That group had one conception of ... KP: What made you make that decision? I mean, that's a horrendous decision, especially when you said you were at the read more...
... her children as well as the threescore families from Denkendorf, Wurttemberg, Germany, who as sturdy pioneers came to ... made this book possible: MRS. ALICE WETZLER BOILEAU of Amesville, Ohio, for her timely description of “Grandfather Fetzer.” read more...
... Hoenie, Keeler, Lawrence, Limes, Marker, McGrew, McKee, Mendenhall, Passwater, Pierstorff, Pyle, Ribble, Robinson, Sipes ... First Five Generations Significant History Summary The Descending Generations Hans Wenger of Wattenwil To Uetendorf and read more...
... The Legacy of John E. Fetzer About the Fetzer Institute Appendix Additional Resources Prelude to America’s Agony John E. ... Agony. His personal belief and his life’s dedication to fulfill a deep spiritual commitment to God and his fellow man is read more...
... [0:03:18] Now, um, you know, the quartz crystal on the end is a pyramid, so I presume that the, um, the idea of a ... Temple, the Eastern Masonic lodge room, which is two pillars, and, um, a light of deity above, in between the two read more...
... a year, and it fell apart when, uh, one of the members got ill. But Mike was part of that group and he was still coming by ... not there in person but over the phone, or he would send letters that were channeled material. He was over the phone read more...
... Interviewee: Bruce Fetzer Interviewer: Larry Massie Attendees: Bruce Fetzer, Larry Massie, Tom Beaver (by phone). ... he did. Tom You have to remember, Larry, that John was still alive when Glenn was fired. Don’t forget that. Larry read more...
... Interviewee: Bruce Fetzer Interviewer: Larry Massie Attendees: Bruce Fetzer, Larry and Priscilla Massie, Tom Beaver ... Lutheran. My dad was on the Fetzer side, and the Germans tend to be Lutheran. They both lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota; read more...
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