Aww…sleep :)
Well, I’m rested and working on a longer post…since I won’t have a computer until Tuesday, I’ll talk to you then.
Antioch
The Longest Day…
I’ve been awake for about FIFTY-TWO hours right now. Yep. I’ve been awake since noon on Wednesday, putting together my final project for scene design. I have never–never pulled two all-nighters in a row before. I’ll be honest, it’s actually been a really fun two days. A few good friends of mine were also stuck
Pearl Harbor Day
On this day, the 66th anniversary of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, I can do no better than to link readers of this blog to a transcript of Chuck Colson’s daily radio broadcast, Breakpoint. This broadcast, titled “Forgiving our Enemies,” deals with the wonderful testimony of Jacob DeShazer, a POW in Japan. What you
Antioch Kids Web Site
Be sure to check out the new Antioch Kids’ web site. It’s amazing! http://kids.antiochchurch.org/
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Saint Nicholas Day
As most of our friends know, Ken is Dutch. Celebrating St. Nicholas Day is a tradition passed down from Ken’s family that we have carried on with our girls. The actual day is December 6th, but we have always celebrated it on the 5th. Not too sure why (honestly, I think Ken just got a
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Karaoke Rocks!
I went out to sing karaoke with some friends last night, and we took a girl with us who had never sung karaoke before. She swore she wouldn’t like it, but after two duets she was scouring the songbook for another song to sing. There’s one more karaoke addict in the world…yay! P.S. The movie
Wind on the High Desert
At Antioch, we’re in a sermon series called Elements. Pastor Ken opened the series last week with “Earth.” Today, Brandon Groza challenged us with “Wind.” He shared that throughout the Old Testament, the Hebrew word ruach is translated both “wind” and “spirit,” and that this “movement of God” (wind/Spirit) has been at work in the
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So, Today Was Supposed To Be a Short Post…
It’s bitter cold and rainy here in Portland. Last night I was standing out in the downpour hanging onto a box that weighs a ton and being knocked to the ground over and over; this morning I was covered in blood, lying fully clothed in a bathtub for two hours, and I had a blast…shooting
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Breaking the Ice
I couldn’t think of anything exceptionally profound to write about today, so I thought I’d just say hello :) I grew up in Bend, but I’m currently a theater student at Portland State University. Ken has been an essential friend and mentor to me ever since he moved to Bend, so I’m looking forward to
Ministry
We had a great staff meeting this morning and one of the phrases that came out really struck me. The comment was that the staff are the chief servants. We choose to give all that we can and wear ourselves thin. Weather the word “chief” fits or not (there are tons of servants at Antioch)