I'm sure that the most of you have read B. Rodriquez's letter ( http://www.apostolicassembly.info/BALDEMAR%20RODRIGUEZ%20Letter%20English.doc) stating the assets left for the AA. This funds are now in control of the AA which put them just in the right place for raiding them for the purpose of building someone else's Mega church.
I wonder who would do such a thing? ( three guesses)
How can you sit in a church built with someone else's funds that cost them hard work, tears, and sweat. God Have Mercy!
If you have or have not read Sister Rita Salomon : (http://www.apostolicassembly.info/july2008.doc) The General Board tryed to Humble Pastor Salomon,. They would like to see the outst Pastors crawl on their knees, but have yet to find one that will.
This in my opinion was never about the Elections in general, it goes deeper.
Three men sat and came up with an evil plan to take control of the AA for their own personal gain, and when the Men Of God questioned the elections it threw a monkey wrench into the evil plans.
So this is where we stand today in the verge of the AA being distroyed and its funds and churches going to the newly formed AA of Texas, where only THREE so called anionted men of God want to sit on the throne and rule with no opposition.
All the proof is on this web page(http://www.apostolicassembly.info/Others.html) Read the letters and see the proof for yourselves.
The Revolution has started! Arm yourselves with the truth: http://apostolicrestoration.blogspot.com/
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And it's going to get lower, when all the truth comes out.
If when or if Malverde becomes El Presidente it won't mean nothing.
Nobody will respect or want any part of him. Already someone in Apostolic Info told him that he is not welcomed at the Southern Cal or LA's Men's camp.
I ask myself why Malverde would take his wife to Denver to to watch him do his dirty work?
Does he think that by doing what he did to Pastor Salomon in Denver it made look more like a man to his wife.
Well it just showed what a spineless wimp he really is.
Bishop President Sanchez, Bishop Vice-President Valverde, General Board Members:
Greetings to you in Jesus name.
My name is Carlos Ivan Alvarez; I am 23 years old and serve as the Assistant Pastor of Youth & Music Operations in Denver, Colorado for Bishop Daniel Salomon. I am a Licensed Ordained Minister of the Apostolic Assembly and have been in the Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Christ Jesus my entire life. I know no other church, culture or system. Regardless of any past, present or future situation, I highly esteem and respect those that are in the Episcopalian, Pastoral and Ministerial leadership.
For the past few weeks, my personal and ministerial life has experimented sadness, deception and disappointment. On Monday, June 30, I arrived to my church location to carry on with my daily tasks, but to my surprise, an unfamiliar team of security officers and lawyers were at the doors of my church blocking the entrances. Immediately, a simple statement was made to me: “Can I help you?” I reacted in shock. Respectfully, I found a way to speak to a lawyer that was present. He explained to me what was happening and told me he could grant me only a few minutes to collect any personal belongings I had in the building. During this time, a hired locksmith was changing the locks of our church doors. I was told I needed to exit the building as soon as the locksmith was done. Unfortunately, the locksmith finished as soon as the statement was made to me, so with no time to take any belongings with me, I exited out of my church and sat on the steps in tears. I asked myself, “Why weren’t we told ahead of time? In the professional world, regardless of any situation concerning removal or termination, people are given notices. How could this be happening in such harsh manner?” In my opinion, this was unlawful, unethical and disrespectful.
As the rest of the week carried on, we continued to experiment a horrible and dry wilderness of mass confusion with the church body. I stayed by my pastor’s side every moment I could. He is my mentor, father, friend and role model. I could not leave his side. This man is the only Pastor out of all my former pastors who has truly taken me under his wing as a son and friend; has set aside all favoritism and has given me the opportunity to blossom. Inspite of what is happening, he continues to be my Pastor and a respected leader to many all over the world.
Then, Sunday came. July 6, 2008 is a day I will never forget. It was 1:30pm just in time for our Spanish Service to begin. That day, we experimented the presence of God in a powerful way. The attendance was of well over 400 people, and the worship of the Lord was truly being lifted up. The moment came in which my pastor, Bishop Daniel Salomon, made his way to the platform and spoke briefly and courteously. He presented and recognized the Colorado District Board and their wives, District Bishop and his wife, and Bishop Vice-President and his wife. The service was then turned over to the District Bishop. He also spoke briefly and without further adieu, presented the speaker, Bishop Vice-President Valverde. As he took his place, he began to speak to the congregation. On a personal note, I can and will always say that Bishop Valverde is a professional conductor, orator and speaker. As he continued to speak, it was obvious there was tension and confusion in the air. One of the things that shocked me was that throughout the entire time, Bishop Valverde never referred to my pastor as “Pastor” or “Bishop.” He simply referred to him as “Brother Salomon.” Without wasting any time, he went right to the so mentioned lawsuit.
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He made it known that our Pastor had been involved in a lawsuit against the Apostolic Assembly and that some repercussions would have to be set in place. Though, he never said the reason for the lawsuit. The consequences included that our Pastor would be recessed for a period of 3 months with no pastoral rights or duties, and would have to remove himself from the lawsuit for good. He would also have to humble himself, admit he was wrong this entire time, and ask for forgiveness. If he complied with this and a much more extensive list, he could possibly return to his pastorship. No guarantee for pastorship was ever made concerning this matter. After the repercussions were announced and declared, Bishop Valverde began to preach. Tension filled the air. His message embraced the principles of reconciliation, unity and forgiveness.
After the message was preached, Bishop Valverde asked for the District Bishop and my Pastor to come forward. With a black leather Bible in my pastor’s hand, he continued to comply with their repercussions, and with all humbleness, he publicly and officially transferred over the pastoral responsibilities to the District Bishop. Afterwards, the Bishop’s family made their way to the platform and closed with a song. As they began their song, I removed myself from the platform, along with a few others and over half of the congregation walked out of the service in tears, anger and frustration, and altogether proving a statement. The statement: this obligated recession towards our Pastor and Leader was not going to be tolerated or accepted.
I close with the following statements:
With all due respect, I disagree with you, Bishop President Daniel Sanchez. Though, I do admire and accept your propositions of reconciliation, the process you are taking is incorrect. True and genuine reconciliation is made when both parties humble themselves and admit that they were wrong. The scripture says: “forgive us of our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us.” Part of ministerial ethics that was taught to me was that true Godly leaders always apologize and humble themselves for any wrong doings, regardless if they were at fault or not. Why aren’t the men who taught this to me practicing such ministerial ethics? My concerns are: Why should we be the only ones to admit and say that we were at fault? Why should we be the only ones to humble ourselves? We have humbled ourselves with our whole hearts to you, Bishop Sanchez. Why do you still hold on to your unforgiveness? I say this to you with my most love and concern:
If you continue to neglect the fact that you and the General Board are at fault as well, and refuse to humble yourselves, then reconciliation will never happen in the hearts of the whole body of Christ you are responsible for. The people cry out to you: Let justice be served Bishop President! You have ignored the cry. In the sight and presence of God, you are the International Leader. The responsibility of the spiritual well being of the people, the Pastors and their health, future generations and Apostolic Heritage rests on you, Bishop Daniel Sanchez.
Finally, with this letter, I submit to you my resignation as a Licensed Minister in the Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Christ Jesus, Inc. This decision has been made with much thought, prayer and due to the decisions the General Board made in regards to my pastor, church and ministry. Enclosed with this letter is my most current ministerial license. My prayers and best wishes are with you and your family, the General Board of Directors and to the entire Apostolic Assembly International family.
In His Service,
Rev. Carlos Ivan Alvarez
Quote from AA.info
This is good
Anybody else see the connection to the House of Prayer converted into den of theives scripture?
FIND OUT WHO SKOTTY IS!!!
IT'S HERE!!! I KNOW YOU AND SOMEONE ACTUALLY DID IT... I WILL E-MAIL EVERYONE I KNOW!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOZQzjNnZUs
FIND OUT WHO SKOTTY IS!!!
IT'S HERE!!! I KNOW YOU AND SOMEONE ACTUALLY DID IT... I WILL E-MAIL EVERYONE I KNOW!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOZQzjNnZUs
so now it's your turn teetime..who are you?
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