Stories : The following is a testimony from James Barber—one of Witness Lee's earliest co-workers in the United States. The next several episodes will be his first-hand account, and a general overview, of what the Lord did among them in the early days.

This is an oral history of the Lord's move in Plainview, Texas in the early 1960s.

Stories : The following is a testimony from James Barber—one of Witness Lee's earliest co-workers in the United States. The next several episodes will be his first-hand account, and a general overview, of what the Lord did among them in the early days.

This is an oral history of the Lord's move in Plainview, Texas in the early 1960s.

Stories : The following is a testimony from James Barber—one of Witness Lee's earliest co-workers in the United States. The next two episodes will be his first-hand account, and a general overview, of what the Lord did among them in the early days.

This is an oral history of the Lord's move in Plainview, Texas in the early 1960s.

Stories : The following is a testimony from James Barber—one of Witness Lee's earliest co-workers in the United States. The next several episodes will be his first-hand account, and a general overview, of what the Lord did among them in the early days.

This is an oral history of the Lord's move in Plainview, Texas in the early 1960s.

Stories : The following is a testimony from Benson Phillips, one of the original students at Wayland Baptist College. He would later become a co-worker, help raise up several churches in the United States, and bring the ministry of Watchman Nee and Witness Lee to the Russian speaking world.

The next few episodes give more details and perspective on all the Lord did through this group of young people, in those days.

Stories : The following is a testimony from Benson Phillips, one of the original students at Wayland Baptist College. He would later become a co-worker, help raise up several churches in the United States, and bring the ministry of Watchman Nee and Witness Lee to the Russian speaking world.

The next few episodes give more details and perspective on all the Lord did through this group of young people, in those days.

Stories : The following is a testimony from Barbara and Benson Phillips on being a committed couple and serving the Lord full-time.

This last set of episodes give us further insight regarding the character of these students—that is, what kind of people they were—and how we too can be useful in the Lord's move today.

Stories : The following are testimonies at the memorial of Marilyn Graver—a hidden sister and joyful pattern. She was one of the students in Plainview and was wife to Ray Graver, a co-worker serving with Living Stream. Together they participated in building facilities for conferences and trainings, established lodging for Witness Lee, and a print shop for the publication and distribution of the ministry.

This last set of episodes give us further insight regarding the character of these students—that is, what kind of people they were—and how we too can be useful in the Lord's move today.

Stories : The following is a concluding word from Ron Kangas, originally spoken to young adults in the church in Anaheim.

This is an oral history of the Lord's move in Plainview, Texas in the early 1960s.

Stories : The following is a testimony regarding Elton Karr—one of the students in Plainview—who moved his family to Los Angeles for the church life, and has served for many years as a co-worker in the Lord's recovery.

This is an oral history of the Lord's move in Plainview Texas, in the early 1960s.