Last night, part of our Christian community (some of them are traveling this weekend) spent some time together . . .
Joshua: prepared and taught a really fantastic study on Luke chapter 7, provoked good dialogue
Brett: brought the wine and cheese, asked some really good questions, participated actively in dialogue about Luke 7.
Naomi, Rachel: cleaned the house and prepared the dinner (except for the wine and cheese), answered Brett's really good questions, participated actively in dialogue about Luke 7
Malachai: participated actively in dialogue about Luke 7 (a little too actively, in fact. Joshua had to ask him to stop answering all the questions and to give everyone else a chance), fell asleep on the couch when the dialogue went too long.
Selma: slept. that helped the dialogue.
Josu: flipped through every single page of the five children's bibles that we own.
every
single
page
that's 2,469 pages
(I did the math)
Saturday, January 24, 2009
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5 comments:
I'm always encouraged to hear of life and ministry happening half a world away but much in the same way as it happens in our own home. I still think fondly of our pre-kid days - playing pingpong in your tiny livingroom :).
I agree, Kris!
and it's been a while since I thought about that ping-pong table in my living room! good times.
(p.s. I have your bbq beef sticks on my menu plan for the week!)
sounds good. really good. something I crave from time to time (not the wine and cheese, but the good dialogue!)
It sounds like you had a wonderful time! I wish we could have been there! But we are doing our best to provoke good dialogue over here.
Soooo...Gabrielle we will have to get together! I thought that the dialogue about the Titus 2 was pretty entertaining...anyway:)
I love how your wall matches the color of your kids' hair.
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