The 1981 publication by Philip...
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The 1981 publication by Philip Kopper, Volunteer! O Volunteer! A Salute to the Smithsonian's Unpaid Legions, documented Moonwatch, the activity of one of the largest gatherings of volunteers ever assembled by the Smithsonian. For almost two decades, 5,000 volunteer amateur astronomers from around the world -- doctors, engineers, clergymen, factory hands, and grade school, high school, and college students -- logged 400,000 observations of space vehicles orbiting the earth, providing valuable data about satellite tracking.
The Lord has established a different kind of organization, his Church, and his Holy Spirit has equipped the members with an array of abilities to make a variety of contributions to the expanding of Christ's church on earth. They are not volunteers in the usual sense of the word, but a host of people chosen by God through Jesus Christ to be his own and to serve him.
-- Guettler
The Lord has established a different kind of organization, his Church, and his Holy Spirit has equipped the members with an array of abilities to make a variety of contributions to the expanding of Christ's church on earth. They are not volunteers in the usual sense of the word, but a host of people chosen by God through Jesus Christ to be his own and to serve him.
-- Guettler
