Yesterday was a very busy day, and this post is about a “day in the life” of a CEF local director (me). Granted, not every day is this busy, but you would be surprised at how many are. I am NOT writing this to try and build up my image or status in your mind, not at all. I just thought that you, my random and adventuresome readers, might find it interesting. Now, onward and upward!
Let’s handle this through a few bullet points and photos, both will follow the order of the day.
Now for the pics:
You may not know that my musical tastes tend to be a bit eclectic. Rather that debate about the value of different genres, I’ll just say that it is OK… you have a right to your preferences and I have a right to mine 🙂 Now, the song listed below comes from a public space…
Today is Thursday before Easter Sunday and this song came to mind this morning during my devotional time. Take a few moments to listen to this amazing rendition of a song meant for all of us who have found the Lord… or… maybe, are still looking for Him. I still get goosebumps every time that…
This morning, I felt myself being pushed over the edge about the current state of our nation… the willful ignorance of reality for the sake of the political collective… the CEO mentality of many of our church leaders… wars and rumors of wars… printing money as if the value were no better than toilet paper……
You never know what a day may bring forth… right? Take this past Wednesday for example. I am in my office doing CEF oriented things and I get a mass text message from Pastor Richard Bragg. He was trying to find a few helpers to unload a truck of goods that had been donated to…
Today, I was blessed to attend the “Faith in the Marketplace” event held at Union University. My friend and brother in Christ, Dr. Santhosh Abraham, invited me to join him at his table at the event. He is a professor at Union’s McAfee School of Business. This is a unique annual event that features people…
Just a couple of weeks ago, our Mission Jackson site had the opportunity to baptize two young men. This was an awesome experience, one that we hope to repeat in the weeks and months ahead. Below is a photo gallery which shows a few pictures that I snapped with my cell phone. For privacy’s sake…