Alienation From the Christian Perspective - Rev. Henry Brown
Many have asked over the years about having someone who was a christian professional speak on the subject of how a christian deals with alienation. This is of course a very difficult topic. We have found many in church leadership tend to sadly not feel the need to counsel alienated family members even if they are in their own flock.
Rev. Henry Brown has been kind enough to see the need to reach out to those alienated family members and give them some insight on the christian perspective of alienation.
Rev. Henry Brown has worked for many years with children in various capacities and as a pastor. He was principal of three different christian schools and also president of christian schools in NC. He was also the director of Miracle Hill Children's Home as well\ so he understands alienation and much of what it entails.
Education: Undergraduate and Graduate
Bob Jones University - B.A. - major in Bible, minor in Greek - Sept. 1, 1965
Bob Jones University - M.A. - Christian Education - May 31, 1967
Bob Jones University - M.Div. - Sept. 1, 1976
University of South Carolina - M.Ed. - Rehabilitation Counseling - 5/14/1983
University of South Carolina - Ed.S. - Rehabilitation Counseling - 5/5/ 1989
Employment History
Principal of Easley Christian Day School and music Director at Faith Baptist Church
August 1967 - June 1969 - Easley, S.C.
Associate Pastor of Christian Education at Grace Baptist Church, Wilmington, N.C.
Founder and Principal of Wilmington Christian Academy - Aug. 1969 - June - 1979
Pastor of Summit View Baptist Church - Greenville, S.C. March 1983 - April 1987
Greenville County Disabilities Assoc. - Greenville, S.C. - May 1987 - Aug. 1995
Director of a Shelter Workshop
Director of a Residential Home for individuals with multi-disabilities
Director of Training for Greenville County Disabilities Assoc.
Director of Miracle Hill Children’s Home - Pickens, S.C. ( January 2000 to June 2005)
( A ministry of Miracle Hill Ministries - Greenville, S.C.)
Principal of Verde Valley Christian School - Cottonwood, AZ - Aug. 2006 - June
Henry Brown, B. A., M. A., M. Division, M. Ed, Rd. S.
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Thank you for the wonderful message. Please pray for my family. I have not seen my son or grandchildren in 3 months.
@FamiliesDividedTV
20 күн бұрын
So very glad that it was helpful. We absolutely will be in prayer for your family.
Love the story about your Dad walking and praying in faith. When, after decades of prayer for healing in relationships, I realised it was not going to be healed (my mother who alienated 3 husbands from their children, died, still lying) I felt a failure for not having had enough faith. God kindly showed me that my faith was not measured by the results of my prayer (every person has the freedom to choose their beliefs) but rather, by how much I trusted His ability to heal. I knew I'd had full faith in His power, so He assured me that I had, indeed, prayed in faith all those years.
@FamiliesDividedTV
14 күн бұрын
So very glad this was helpful. I hope other of our videos help you too. God bless.
Most encouraging, thank you. Great reminders, all together in a big dose - much appreciated ❤
@FamiliesDividedTV
16 күн бұрын
So glad it was helpful. Stay strong and trust God!
@michelepascoe6068
16 күн бұрын
@@FamiliesDividedTV Thank you, yes, He is at work in all of our lives and He is the Good Shepherd, able to heal and restore. We entrust our loved ones and ourselves to Him, and rest in Him in quietness and trust. May He bless you and your ministry ... a comfort and help to those of us grieving the loss of our children and grandchildren.
@FamiliesDividedTV
16 күн бұрын
@@michelepascoe6068 amen and thank you!
Thank you for reminding me of who God is and what His word says. It’s been so painful facing the reality that the scapegoat abuse I experienced from my father now that he has passed is now being dealt out by my two younger siblings. We grew up in chaos and severe neglect. Our parents were not able to be parents. I thought I could protect us from them and tried to be a good big sister (even though we were fairly close in age). The sad reality is that in many ways my siblings have chosen to follow in the footsteps of our parents and I no longer have the strength to be the punching bag for the family. It has been with the help of a Christian therapist that I’ve been able to see that their behavior like my parents will likely get worse with time since they refuse to get help and heal from our painful past.
@FamiliesDividedTV
2 күн бұрын
So glad this was helpful and so sorry for your situation. I do hope our videos help you.
Just ran across this video …. Thank you.
@FamiliesDividedTV
19 күн бұрын
Hope you enjoyed it! I hope other of our videos help as well.
❤️❤️❤️
@FamiliesDividedTV
19 күн бұрын
So glad it was helpful. I do hope other of our videos help as well.