Luseland Camp Day

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I was a cook’s help today!

Jill and I signed up to help at our church sponsored camp.  Luseland is one of those camps!  In the middle of a farmer’s field.  No lake — no water skiing — just fun!  Kids seem to love the setting — smaller with individual attention.

And the food is great.  Today was the final supper together for this group.  Roast beef, potatoes, gravy, vegetables, salad and ice cream sundaes.  Enough to make me want to head back to camp.

Indescribable

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On Sunday we showed a teaching video during our service.  "Indescribable" with Louie Giglio.  At least three people have enquired about where they can find the DVD.  You can look here for information.

Wedding Reception in Kerrobert

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Jason and Blanca Ambros are newly married — February 3, 2007 in Mexico.

Not all of us could go.  So, the reception came to us tonight.  In Kerrobert. 

The couple had a great program — free food — and community.  That’s what marriages require.  Not so much the food as the community!  Family and friends abounded.  Love and grace freely flowed.  The couple were blessed and blessed us!

And here is the kicker.  Not only did we get free food.  For those of us who wanted, there were flowers left over — freely available for the taking!

 

Simpsons strike again

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A new book by an anglican youth minister — Mixing It Up With The Simpsons, written by Owen Smith, a youth worker with the Church of EnglandThis article lets you in on a bit of the history and continued discussion on Bart and the boys!  Here’s a taste!

  • From the Church’s perspective, enlisting Springfield’s dysfunctional clan to ride shotgun with the Almighty makes perfect sense, especially since Sunday attendance figures for young people (under 16) dropped by more than 20,000 between 2000 to 2005.