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The divine miss m is completely back to normal health-wise. So we're back to only dealing with the impending molars.
Little she-who-is had a sleepover with MaDear. They went to see Charlotte's Web. They both really enjoyed it, although she kept asking me why the farmer wanted to take the pig to the smokehouse. Time to explain bacon and ham.
After making a point of having my wireless mike's battery changed before second service, I then forgot to turn it on.
I visited three people in the hospital yesterday. Two people recovering from surgery, and one church member's father who had a massive heart attack. I visited with the first two, then made my way to the CCU to find a dark, empty room, and a nurse who glanced at my badge and said carefully, "He's not here anymore."
So I will be doing a funeral after the holidays.
Am I especially qualified to minister to a woman who lost her father suddenly and at a young age? Yes I am.
Senior pastor and I met regarding the shift in job responsibilities. We revised the preaching schedule and she said, "Why don't you preach on Easter?" I was flummoxed. She said, "If we're truly going to share the preaching let's make it clear theologically what we're doing." Her words said yes but her voice said, "I *want* to be OK with this, but I'm not quite sure." I'm willing to see how it unfolds and not concern myself with Easter. That's a huge step for a head of staff. But, I do have two dates a month and a rough plan for taking certain responsibilities off my plate, so I'm excited.
I saw the most amazing sunrise yesterday morning; it almost defies description, but I'm going to try, maybe tomorrow.

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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (18) Share on Facebook		2006-12-17 9:07 PM random dots of sunday The divine miss m is completely back to normal health-wise. So we're back to only dealing with the impending molars. Little she-who-is had a sleepover with MaDear. They went to see Charlotte's Web. They both really enjoyed it, although she kept asking me why the farmer wanted to take the pig to the smokehouse. Time to explain bacon and ham. After making a point of having my wireless mike's battery changed before second service, I then forgot to turn it on. I visited three people in the hospital yesterday. Two people recovering from surgery, and one church member's father who had a massive heart attack. I visited with the first two, then made my way to the CCU to find a dark, empty room, and a nurse who glanced at my badge and said carefully, "He's not here anymore." So I will be doing a funeral after the holidays. Am I especially qualified to minister to a woman who lost her father suddenly and at a young age? Yes I am. Senior pastor and I met regarding the shift in job responsibilities. We revised the preaching schedule and she said, "Why don't you preach on Easter?" I was flummoxed. She said, "If we're truly going to share the preaching let's make it clear theologically what we're doing." Her words said yes but her voice said, "I want to be OK with this, but I'm not quite sure." I'm willing to see how it unfolds and not concern myself with Easter. That's a huge step for a head of staff. But, I do have two dates a month and a rough plan for taking certain responsibilities off my plate, so I'm excited. I saw the most amazing sunrise yesterday morning; it almost defies description, but I'm going to try, maybe tomorrow. Read/Post Comments (18) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top