Today was a heavy day. I received two emails today with bad news from friends of ours who are expecting children.

I've spent some time this week getting ready for the annual meeting this weekend. In doing so, there are some interesting statistics that lead me to want to say thank you to almost two hundred homes.

We just finished cleaning up after the Philippines Documentary that Paul Waggoner and his team put together. Wow. God is awesome. You'll be able to get a DVD if you missed it or if you want to watch it again. Look for a sign-up sheet at the Event Center in the Lobby. Here are just a couple of things that struck me...

One of our Governing Board members sent me this link today. In it, the article refers to the need to move our thinking about missions from something we do in sending teams and money to places around the world (where it IS needed) to also include thinking "missoinally" about our local communities.

Ok, this is just plain kooky. A friend of mine purchased a used vehicle about six months ago. It's been working great until today...the day before his wife has a medical procedure early tomorrow morning. To top it off, their heater stopped working in their home within the hour of the car not starting...