Monthly Archives: December 2007
Dense with Glory…
Years click off faster than they used to. Amy and Daniel were small just yesterday, but now they’re grown (practically). So many events once to be looked forward to are now slipping by one by one, complete. There’s lots more … Continue reading
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Missing Words
I haven’t been writing lately. I’ve been putting words down in other forms…sermon outlines, meeting agendas, mission/vision statements, action plan bullet points. Lots of creativity in all that, I know, but it’s different. With this brand of cinnamon syrup, my … Continue reading
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Christmas Season
Well, I can honestly say that this is the first Christmas Season I’ve ever spent thinking more about the coming of Jesus than the coming of presents and all the other trappings of our cultural celebrations. I suppose it has … Continue reading
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Leaving WINTERLAND
WINTERLAND: THE QUEST FOR CHRISTMAS, the Northwest Church’s Christmas musical for 2007, closed Sunday afternoon after five performances. Each performance was very full, and audiences seemed to enjoy the experience. Most were surprised at the size of the show: a … Continue reading
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A Strong Opening
Winterland: The Quest for Christmas opened last night to an audience of 200 or so, and it was a great time. There were a few mishaps, as is perhaps to be expected, but the audience was responsive, laughing and listening … Continue reading
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