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| Dr Robert and Mauren McQuillan, Life Focus Centre, Ballarat, | 28/06/2002 at 05:38am GMT |
To May and the Smith family
Our sincere condolences. heaven is richer, earth poorer! May the Holy Spirit, your great memories, and the body of Christ be your atrength at this time.
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| Andrew McIntosh | 28/06/2002 at 05:36am GMT |
Only eternity will reveal the extent of the Lord's work through his servant Barry.
I can picture the Lord Jesus giving Barry a big hug and saying "Well done thou good and faithful servant"
The Lord Bless you all at this time.
Andrew
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| Ps James Anson | 28/06/2002 at 05:31am GMT |
Heaven has just received a GIANT in the faith! Our nation will miss this great evangelist. I have met so many over the years that have been saved in a Barry Smith End Times meeting and they were still going on for the Lord. This has got to be one of Barry's greatest tests of fruit - so many saved that have stayed saved!
We pray that God will bless May and the family with the "oil of joy for mourning".
God bless you
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| Paul, Helen, Sarah, Susanna & Julia Anderson. | 28/06/2002 at 05:27am GMT |
To May & Family, we were very sad to hear the news but rejoice in the knowledge that Barry is home with the Lord.
Our prayers are with you.
Love from the Andersons.
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| Bill Subritzky | 28/06/2002 at 05:14am GMT |
Barry was a great man of God. He was always an inspiration to me and to everybody else. On the occasions in which I preached with him I found him to be straight down the line. He never hesitated to tell the truth as it was. He was always entirely sincere, genuine and a great friend.
I praise God for such a faithful witness through Barry and thank God for him. Pat and I extend our condolences to May and the family and pray they will know God's presence with them throughout the coming days. May God bless them richly.
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| Philip Broadfoot | 28/06/2002 at 04:53am GMT |
Hi There, my Prayers and heart go out to you at your time of loss. Praise the Lord he is home now.
Barry's teachings were responsible for bringing me back to the Lord in 1996 and i will always be grateful for His influence in my life.
God Bless you Brother, your home now
Love
Phil Broadfoot
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| Julie Belding | 28/06/2002 at 04:34am GMT |
I was sad to read of Barry's death. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him -- especially his family and the readers of his books.
He's left a great spiritual legacy.
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| Julie Belding | 28/06/2002 at 04:33am GMT |
I was sad to read of Barry's death. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him -- especially his family and the readers of his books.
He's left a great spiritual legacy.
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| Maurice & Christine Hinton | 28/06/2002 at 04:27am GMT |
It is with shock and utter dismay to have heard of Barry's calling home. Our love, prayer and support go to the family at this time. Barry was an inspiration to us all, a watchman, a friend who will be deeply missed.
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| Tevita Tariu | 28/06/2002 at 04:13am GMT |
To the Smith Family
This is the day that the Lord has made so that we will rejoice and be glad in it. Barry has been a great MAN OF GOD and has been used by God in many different ways to fulfill God's plans in the lives of many Samoans. Faafetai le lototele.
To May & the kids:
Barry has left his footprints in our hearts everytime he shared the word of God. Even though we can't feel your pain, but we can share your sorrows. Always rejoice in the Lord!
Manuia le malaga Barry
Alofaaga
Tevita, Seu, Tariu
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| Phil & Karen May | 28/06/2002 at 04:05am GMT |
Dearest May, Andrew & Family,
We are really sad that we will not see Barry again, until we see him in heaven, he was a very special friend of ours, you may remember us May, Barry,you and some of the family, stayed with us when we had The Mokoia Motel in Rotorua, Barry just appeared one day, you could say I heard him coming in the family Pick-up truck, all 100 cylinders of it.
We will miss Barry , he was a unique man of The lord. I gave my life to The Lord at one of Barry's meetings in Auckland in 1994. He will be missed, never forgotten, loved in death, as in life, yet we know in our hearts that now HE IS HOME.
May, it was a blessing to encounter Barry, thousands of people have given their lives To Our Lord, as a result of his ministry and the work done through The Omega Times outreach.
Our prayers are with you May, and the family at this time. Your loss is ours too, we loved him very much.
With much love,
Phil & Karen May.
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| Stephen & Wendy Whitwell | 28/06/2002 at 03:47am GMT |
We send our love to May and family at the home-going of Uncle Barry. What an impact he has had to so many in NZ and around the world. So many lives changed by the Gospel being presented clearly to them, and by the character of a man true to what he spoke of. There will be incredible rejoicing in Heaven right now.
All our love, S & W
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| Naomi Lima | 28/06/2002 at 03:39am GMT |
What is success? - Knowing that what I did made a difference in the lives of others. Barry - Thank you for making the biggest difference that any one can ever have in their life time- helping me to invite Jesus into my heart 12 yrs ago. I am a life that was changed by your success.
There is an ache inside that cannot be described, memories that flood, glimpses of things you have done and said, the outrageous jokes you told, and the stories, even though often repeated always sparked uproar. Your zeal, a sudden burst of song in Samoan during your teachings, your no fuss, no nonsense approach...lots of questions...but a peace non the less knowing that you are with our father...I imagine that there is a hall of fame in heaven where your picture hangs which says – Bary Smith- a man who cared enough.
Will miss your funny ways alofa tele Naomi
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| Ray and Sue Curle | 28/06/2002 at 02:57am GMT |
Our prayers and love to May and all the family on the transference of our beloved brother in Christ, Barry, into the Kingdom of everlasting joy.
God bless
Ray and Sue Curle
Christian.Media.Services@xtra.co.nz
29 Ayton Street, Mangapapa, Gisborne
Ph: 06 868 9057 Fax: 06 868 9054
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| Ray and Lorna Harrison | 28/06/2002 at 02:55am GMT |
Dear Mae and family,
Along with many around the world,we send our love and prayers,as with you,we mourn the loss of dear Barry.
All of our family were shocked at the news,and are feeling with you specially.Greg,Jill,and Peter, specially owe their walk with the Lord to Barry's ministry,and feel like family to you all.
We'll be in touch later,but wanted you to know that we are feeling both for you and with you.We would like to know of plans for the celebration of Barry's life,as we would try to be there.
Praise the Lord,he of us all is truly at Home.In a place where there are no more farewells.May the God of all comfort be specially close to you dear ones.
Ray,Lorna and family.
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| VAI REUPENA | 28/06/2002 at 02:39am GMT |
You have been a blessing to so many people all over the world. Barry you have a special place in our hearts everytime you come to Wellington. Thank you for all your teachings and sharing the gift that God's placed in your life,YOU'RE A REAL BLESSING TO US, your books viedos and tapes that has brought life and made a difference to many lost souls out there. Our thoughts and prayers are with you MAY AND YOUR WHOLE FAMILY.
GOD BLESS
PATI, VAI, JESSE AND ETHAN REUPENA
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| Dave & Helen Andrews | 28/06/2002 at 02:00am GMT |
We were shocked to hear the news. Barry had such a unique ministry. We respected his integrity and "telling it straight" attitude. He was a man of courage and conviction who will be sorely missed in this Nation. He cannot be replaced because his was a unique calling that he threw himself into 150%. He always ended articles and teaching about the End Times with the encouragement that we are not to fear, we will be with the Lord. He turned our eyes back to Jesus Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. And now he's seeing Him and we're sure Barry has heard the words "Well done, good and faithful servant!!"
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| Sarah Champness | 28/06/2002 at 01:23am GMT |
Dear Barry,
You helped remind us all that the flesh is part of a lesson, we live, learn and move on into the spirit world, some to eternal life/joy and some to eternal death.
Thank you, we shall see you home one day,
Sarah
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| Church of the Rock, Whangarei | 28/06/2002 at 01:17am GMT |
It truely can be said of Barry "Well done good and faithful servant." We have valued and appreciated his integrity and especially his love of the Lord. We join with you at this time of great sadness and send our love and support to the family. Thank you for sharing him with us over time.
God bless and comfort you.
for Pastor Royce Franklin
Jim Howard
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| Mandy Worby | 28/06/2002 at 12:58am GMT |
I remember meeting Barry for the first time during one of his many visits to Port Macquarie. I loved his teaching as it was so easy to understand and Barry himself was such a 'real' person. Not interested in fame & fortune, just an incredible desire to see people come to faith in Jesus.
I so appreciate that teaching as it has been foundational to so much of what I believe and has made learning and understanding scripture easy. I met up with Andrew & Saskia Smith at the UCB Int. conference earlier this year in New Zealand and I wish to pass on now my sincere condolences to them both as well as the rest of the family. Remember it's never "Goodbye" it's "See ya later".
My prayers are with you all, God bless you.
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