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Last night's gathering was a good thing. Meaghan (she's an 11 year old member of our community - who happens to be my daughter) was our facilitator. She came up with the discussion and lead us through the questions. We had a great discussion time. I think we learned some helpful things about ourselves. I told you she wanted to do this - and she did. I look forward to telling more children of the kingdom exploits from vbcc.
Robert graduates from Seminary on Sunday! Woo hoo! Congratulations Robert. Congratulations to his wife Molly too here out in the open, for graduating with her Masters from UK (that's not England, it's the University of Kentucky) in Social Work. We're so glad they are a part of our community and do not look forward to their leaving.
| posted by + Alan | 9:25 AM | |