Comments on: The Remarkable Story of Helen Cadbury http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/ reb•e•lu•tion (reb’el lu shen) n. a teenage rebellion against low expectations Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:14:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Kip Gipp http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-1271666 Kip Gipp Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:39:00 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-1271666 I'd prefer to take into account the opportunity of thanking you for your specialized guidance I have continuously enjoyed browsing your site. I’d prefer to take into account the opportunity of thanking you for your specialized guidance I have continuously enjoyed browsing your site.

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]]> By: Pam Gudgeon http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-895966 Pam Gudgeon Thu, 11 Aug 2011 16:15:09 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-895966 Dear Sirs, I am in process of writing a Christmas Musical for our Church called, "The Woman's Dream" and I ran across your info. on Helen Cadbury. I know you can't copyright titles, but I would like to use the term "Rebelution" in our title. I am impressed by Helen Cadbury's life and find it endearing. I would like to continue lifting up her work. Grace and peace in Christ, Pam Gudgeon Dear Sirs,

I am in process of writing a Christmas Musical for our Church called, “The Woman’s Dream” and I ran across your info. on Helen Cadbury. I know you can’t copyright titles, but I would like to use the term “Rebelution” in our title. I am impressed by Helen Cadbury’s life and find it endearing. I would like to continue lifting up her work.

Grace and peace in Christ,

Pam Gudgeon

]]> By: Christy O. http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-566584 Christy O. Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:49:42 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-566584 I have probably heard of this before, but the name and story itself is new to me. What an inspiring story! If only we could all be like that. God bless. I have probably heard of this before, but the name and story itself is new to me. What an inspiring story! If only we could all be like that.
God bless.

]]> By: John Dowd http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-521661 John Dowd Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:24:09 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-521661 Although unfamiliar with the League, I have always thought this means the best to evangelism. After all, how can we tell others about the scriptures if we do not know them ourselves; how can we share the Word of God without adding or over-depending on the word of man? I know a guy who had the "revolutionary" idea to hand out Pocket sized Gospels of John instead of tracts. For a bit, we who he presented the idea to were to wary of the idea to emulate it. We thought that that it would be wasted, since people live in sound-bytes when the gather information. We had forgotten that only the Holy Spirit can convict or draw people to the gospel - tracts are our way of attracting people to the Message by simplifying or glamorizing it. Simple application of Biblical truth. God is the one who does the convicting, not our tracts and systems. And out of all the options, what could convict better than God's Word? Although unfamiliar with the League, I have always thought this means the best to evangelism. After all, how can we tell others about the scriptures if we do not know them ourselves; how can we share the Word of God without adding or over-depending on the word of man?

I know a guy who had the “revolutionary” idea to hand out Pocket sized Gospels of John instead of tracts. For a bit, we who he presented the idea to were to wary of the idea to emulate it. We thought that that it would be wasted, since people live in sound-bytes when the gather information. We had forgotten that only the Holy Spirit can convict or draw people to the gospel - tracts are our way of attracting people to the Message by simplifying or glamorizing it.

Simple application of Biblical truth. God is the one who does the convicting, not our tracts and systems. And out of all the options, what could convict better than God’s Word?

]]> By: Anna Thorpe http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-519286 Anna Thorpe Tue, 24 Nov 2009 19:04:16 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-519286 Cool! It's amazing that the Pocket Testament League has given 100 million gospels away. I had never heard of their work before now. It was a brilliant idea of Helen Cadbury's. I live in England so Cadbury's chocolate is probably the biggest chocolate company over here. It's quite nice! But, sadly, the Cadbury company is no longer Christian. Thanks for sharing this article! Cool! It’s amazing that the Pocket Testament League has given 100 million gospels away. I had never heard of their work before now. It was a brilliant idea of Helen Cadbury’s.
I live in England so Cadbury’s chocolate is probably the biggest chocolate company over here. It’s quite nice! But, sadly, the Cadbury company is no longer Christian. Thanks for sharing this article!

]]> By: Annie R http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-518059 Annie R Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:01:10 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-518059 It's so encouraging to hear these stories and read these comments and posts. I know now that I'm not alone. I'd never heard of Helen Cadbury or her Pocket Testament League. I have eaten Cadbury chocolate...now I'll think of this every time I eat it in future. I've always had a desire to tell people about the gospel, but lacked the courage to actually do it. Like other people have said, I'm afraid of rejection and failure. Plus I have a crippling fear of talking to anyone I haven't known since primary school. Those, besides the whole 'I have no idea what to say when it all boils down,' are probably my most common excuses for not participating in the Great Commission. Over the last while I've come to realise that that's all they are...excuses. My inaptitude for something doesn't justify my trying to avoid doing what I've been commanded to do. The last time I shared the gospel was far too long ago. I can think of so many opportunities I've had for sharing the gospel that I've missed. I guess I've let my fear blind my reason. Thanks for sharing this story :) It’s so encouraging to hear these stories and read these comments and posts. I know now that I’m not alone.
I’d never heard of Helen Cadbury or her Pocket Testament League. I have eaten Cadbury chocolate…now I’ll think of this every time I eat it in future.
I’ve always had a desire to tell people about the gospel, but lacked the courage to actually do it. Like other people have said, I’m afraid of rejection and failure. Plus I have a crippling fear of talking to anyone I haven’t known since primary school. Those, besides the whole ‘I have no idea what to say when it all boils down,’ are probably my most common excuses for not participating in the Great Commission. Over the last while I’ve come to realise that that’s all they are…excuses. My inaptitude for something doesn’t justify my trying to avoid doing what I’ve been commanded to do. The last time I shared the gospel was far too long ago. I can think of so many opportunities I’ve had for sharing the gospel that I’ve missed. I guess I’ve let my fear blind my reason.
Thanks for sharing this story :)

]]> By: Alyssa P. http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2009/11/the-remarkable-story-of-helen-cadbury/#comment-517779 Alyssa P. Tue, 17 Nov 2009 07:31:19 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-517779 Those are very good questions, especially the last one. Thanks for all these wonderful posts, guys. God bless you! Those are very good questions, especially the last one. Thanks for all these wonderful posts, guys. God bless you!

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