Gawrsh it’s been a while…I got myself lost in the Lent-Easter vortex and am only now starting to pull myself out… didn’t help that I also became not a little bit attached to watching television on the web–I am officially caught up on more shows than I care to admit. But seriously, it has been [...]
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Lawdy Lawdy!
Posted in life and love, meandering thoughts, Uncategorized, tagged bread, church, Food, Gardening on April 26, 2010 | 1 Comment »
further thoughts…
Posted in Church Stuff, tagged church, community, questions on June 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Questions that have been on my mind: what is the purpose of church? is it the same or different from the purpose of Christ? what does it mean, I mean, REALLY MEAN, to serve? what is, really, salvation? Is it possible to, as many churches would have you believe and do, save other [...]
Off to SF we go.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged BRC, church, community, san francisco on May 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday morning I suckered my ‘rents and my bro into driving up to San Francisco with me to scope out Mission Bay Community Church (I billed it as an “excellent family bonding opportunity” in “sunny SF,” which was incidentally far enough away from the Santa Cruz fires that the air didn’t smell like a campfire [...]
When Email fails; blog.
Posted in Church Stuff, tagged broad street, church, passion, summer goals, youth ministry on February 19, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Who knew that in this day and age of dependence on email, that email might actually fail me? I have spent the last week trying to email the following to Broad Street Ministry with no luck… I chalk it up to internet demons. Anyways, if you are out there Bill, its me, Sarah, eagerly waiting [...]
One less hoop…
Posted in Church Stuff, tagged church, faith, ministry, presbyterian on February 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So today, whilst many a folk was probably enjoying the weather, or reading a nice book, or whatever folk do, I was doing the final preparations to send my forms for candidacy to the Committee on Preparation for Ministry in San Jose, CA who oversees and handles my ordination. It was a pretty big deal, [...]
Ah Annual Meeting.
Posted in Ethics and Justice, tagged action, church, Clarendon on January 20, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Long day at church today… because of the Annual Conglomeration’s meeting for budgetary and other administrative Issues. In other words, CHPC experienced an annual 2 hour recap of last year and the challenges facing next year. It was brutal (not as brutal as the session meeting on Wednesday) but it was also amazing to see [...]
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