I can't believe I last posted in December. Seems like years have gone by.
It's about 20 minutes till our Wednesday evening service begins- with dinner followed by AWANA's and adult Bible Study. Things have been rockin!
Mid January our daughter left for 3 1/2 months as an intern on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. That was a hard goodbye. I know she'll be back- but May seems like a very long time from now...And when she comes back it is to graduate from college.
The community center I've been part of building (OK, I helped raise funds, I serve on the community group's board, and act as liason with the city) is finally finished and in the city's possession (actually, it is on park land owned by the city, so they always owned the building, but now they are responsible for operations and management...).
I have begun a series on Doctrines for Living on Sunday nights. I hope to post some notes from earlier sessions (on the doctrine of revelation [not the book of], and the doctrine of God soon.
Our web site is up- though still pretty sparse. But next week I will have some time to write some and develop some ideas. I'll be in CA. at a conference focusing on "Comeback Churches." There is a book by that title by Ed Stetzer, of Lifeway, NAMB, IMB and various other groups. He will be speaking as will several others who have led churches from the brink of death to life and vibrancy. I will have some extra time to work on web issues and such next week.
Well, I promise to be more consistent and post more often than I have in the past...
STEVE
Thoughts and Ramblings of a pastor in the Northwest.
About Me
- OregonPastor
- Winston, Oregon, United States
- 53 years old. 2 Children: Josh, 25, a Staff Sgt in the US Air Force, married to Kalaya (Rust) since 2002. Meg-21, a graduate of Corban College,Salem, OR; she majored in History with a minor in Political Science. She is currently Legislative Aide for Re. Gene Whisnant (R) who serves in the Oregon House of Representative. She is living in Salem, OR.
1 comment:
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