I read this spoken word piece written by Micah Bournes, one of last summer’s interns, in my message yesterday at Antioch. I wasn’t going to post it, but I’ve had an overwhelming amount of requests. Here it is: A wise man once said to me “the more I study history the harder it is to
I’m looking forward to the BBQ after church this Sunday. First, because it sounds like a lot of fun to do a community BBQ on the 4th of July. Secondly, because there are kid bounce houses, which means my kids will be happy. Thirdly, because instead of crappy Costco burgers they are doing Shish Kebobs!
Check it out!! The Kilns Bookstore is having a 4th of July Sale!! Great prices, new iced drinks and a trunk show by Rise Up International. (Okay, that’s the plug I promised Kip Jones I’d make. Hope to see you there!)
Welcome the birth of the Antioch Choir everyone!! My good friend, Ben Larson, has foregone a scholarship at NYU Grad School (tops in the country) to hang with Antioch and birth The Antioch Choir (in addition to an Antioch Drama team and helping with Kids Music). The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is our bar – waiting
I’ve been buried lately with blessings. Almost too many God things and dreams coming true at one time to keep up. What I realized, that never occurred to me before, is that when God heaps on blessings – like a snowstorm – you need to shovel out! In other words, good stuff is still stuff…
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The 4th of July falls on a Sunday this year. As a result, we wrestled as staff on whether to have our Sunday morning worship service or not. In the end, we all decided that it would be silly to cancel church as most of the BBQ’s and fireworks are set for the evening. We
I love having so many talented interns up here hanging with us. Check out this product shot Marianne Bach took of Liz (another intern) for the FOUR Magazine.
I stole these two pictures from the intern trip to the Oregon Coast last week. Pretty cool stuff… I’m thinking Brandon’s job is more fun than mine!!
So the Kilns Fundraiser and Concert from a week or so ago pulled in $7,000 plus 4 recurring donors, a Reformation History Trip student and a slew of fall students. Pretty sweet!!!! The only hiccup was that the raffle seemed to be rigged – Trisha Lavik pulled her dad out of the bin for the
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