NARF devotionals

A series of devotional thoughts first published in the "Transmitter," a publication of the Nazarene Amateur Radio Fellowship (NARF).

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Devotions with a ham radio flavoring

1. Around the world on a hundred watts
2. Bedsprings for an antenna
3. Loss of power
4. Headed the wrong direction
5. Mouse-eaten communications link
6. Down with hepatitis
7. Wrong picture!
8. Rescue at sea
9. Hearing His voice
10. Always on frequency
11. My visibility
12. Global support net
13. Grounded properly
14. Lost first love
15. Let your light shine
16. Keen sight
17. Share the Good News
18. If only
19. QRM
20. Upgrading
21. CQ CQ
22. Making a difference
23. Dead microphone
24. Elmers
25. Bracing for the wind
26. Simple stuff
27. Loose connections
28. Predictable power
29. Go to a quiet place
30. Voice actuated
31. Talking to God
32. Our heavenly HT
33. Fading signals
34. Missing keypad button

My U.S. General Class call sign is N0FOL - November Zero Foxtrot Oscar Lima.

We spent four years as Nazarene missionaries in Haiti. Telephones are scarce there, so amateur radio became an important communications tool. Within the country we used mainly 2-meters while 20 meters was used to communicate back to the U.S. In Haiti, my call sign was HH2HC.

My wife Barbara also holds a General Class amateur radio license. She is KC4CHB.

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FULL POWER: Around the world on a hundred watts

     I've learned enough radio theory to get my General license. Right now I'm working on upgrading to Advanced.

     I'm still amazed to think that putting a hundred watts of power into a little wire lets me talk to several different people all over the globe at the same time. It seems incredible that I could do that with a hundred watts. That much power in a light bulb only lights one room in my house.

     It's possible, of course, because human beings finally figured out that's how God had designed this one little part of our universe. Every time I turn on the equipment in my shack, it's enough to make me sing, "0 Lord, my God, when I in awesome wonder consider all . . . Thy hands have made ... Then sings my soul.,. . . How great Thou art."

    - Howard Culbertson, HH2HC . . . [ continue reading ]

Amateur Radio Christian Fellowship day is an annual September event to allow Amateurs to showcase the hobby to churches and to contact missionaries.    Amateurs are encouraged to take a radio to church and demonstrate Amateur Radio to the congregation by making contacts with other churches and missions groups worldwide.    Please announce this event to Amateur Radio clubs and operators in your area as well as to the local media. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please contact KB9IBW. Let's work together to bless our churches, missions groups, and give exposure to this great hobby to those who may become future Amateur Operators.        -- Emery McClendon / KB9IBW

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Howard Culbertson, Southern Nazarene University, 6729 NW 39th, Bethany, OK 73008  |  Phone: 405-491-6693 - Fax: 491-6658
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