This is a blog I started a couple of years ago. They are short Shiloh Tales some ficticious but illistrative, all celebrating the greatest positive life change I've expierenced to date. 

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 Brad Kammerzelt
SPRINGFIELD — A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, July 3, at Norkenzie Christian Church in Eugene for Brad Kammerzelt of Springfield. He died June 28 at age 55. The family chose not to list the cause of death.
He was born May 24, 1954, in Kenosha, Wis., to David and Phyllis Dodge Kammerzelt. He married Jane Lutes on May 20, 1978, in Eugene.

He graduated from high school in Costa Mesa, Calif., in 1972. He attended Lane Community College, majoring in business. He worked as a pastor for Shiloh Youth Revival Centers in Iowa, Georgia, California and Eugene. He worked as a logger forShiloh Forestry for more than 30 years.

Survivors include his wife; his parents, of Springfield; three sons, Daniel of Wilsonville and Paul and John, both of Eugene; three brothers, D. Michael of Irvine, Calif., R. Dan of Eugene and Brian of St. Helens; a sister, Laurie Rutigliano of Portland; and one grandchild.

Arrangements by Musgrove Family Mortuary in Eugene.

Hello everyone,

My name is Shannon Woodward and I am a Calvary Chapel pastor's wife (CC Marysville, WA) and a writer/editor for The Word For Today. For the past several months, I've been researching and gathering material for a book I'm writing on the history of Calvary Chapel. Keith has been gracious enough to permit me to write this article and ask for your help.

No comprehensive book on the history of CC would be complete without a chapter on Shiloh. I've been hearing bits and pieces about it (mostly from my friend and co-worker, Kathy Gilbert, who lived in Dexter) but I'd like to hear more from others of you who lived the experience. Facts are easy to come by, but your stories will make a big difference in helping me to give a true picture of that time.

As I mentioned to Keith, this book, which is to be published in January 09, will be used as a textbook for our CC Bible colleges. My hope is that as those students read about our early years, they'll be inspired by the faith and trust exhibited by you who were part of the movement back then.

If you're willing to share your stories with me, I'd love to hear them. You can write them here on this site, or you can email me at: shannon.woodward@gmail.com. ...

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