Monthly Archives: April 2010
Sabbath Salutations 04302010
Greetings! (Friday Night that is…) I hope you have had a productive week. We were at the Ministerial Conference in Charlotte, NC this week. It was a wonderful experience, being our first BIG conference (we were able to attend the Joplin, MO conference last year as well), and the atmosphere was that of love, unity, and cooperation. The video is below.
Conference week!
We’re on our way to Charlotte and after a rainy drive to the Kansas City Airport (not to mention missing a couple critical turns and losing a couple minutes ) we have made it to the terminal. My wife and I are looking forward our first ministerial conference at Headquarters. There is also a fringe benefit to the conference – the opportunity to see my brother and his wife who are flying in from Wisconsin. But we are so much looking forward to learning, meeting new friends, and taking part in all that we can. It is a real privilege
Sabbath Salutations 04232010
Hello! I hope you’ve had a great week. In this video I discuss the Council of Elders meeting, the Ministerial Conference, and some thoughts about how we’re spending the time that we have between the Days of Unleavened Bread and Pentecost which will soon be upon us! I hope you have a wonderful Sabbath day with uplifting fellowship and inspiring messages! Take care.
Mark Twain will live again
Today marks the 100th anniversary of Mark Twain’s death, April 21, 1910. He was 74 when he passed. A man wracked with failing health and a heavy smoking addiction, Twain lived his life in a manner that is common among those who are without the knowledge of God’s truth and way of life. He did what was right in his own eyes. That being said, he did contribute to the world of literature, and with impressive drive and diligence examining the stature and reknown he enjoyed during his life, not to mention that which his memory still enjoys, through his
Sabbath evening
I hope you’ve had a productive week. We’ve been trying to get the little things done to the house that have been crying out for attention throughout the winter and it is all coming together nicely. After a busy week, could there be anything better than the blessing of the Sabbath! Tomorrow my family and I will be in Des Moines, IA spending the Sabbath with the brethren up there so we are really looking forward to that. Mr. and Mrs. Millich are heading out to Charlotte on Sunday for the Council of Elders meeting. Your prayers for their safe
