February 06, 2004

Church It! Church it Good

Brah, work was the pits today, trying to get myself out of the mucky muck. I had an intense head ache all afternoon, possibly from the large amounts of nuts i ate. I've heard if you eat a lot of nuts it can cause migraines so maybe that was the case. Either way i felt like crapola and went home and hopped in the bed and then an hour later downed a few cups of coffee and i was back to normal. We went to the church meeting at the C-stone and it was very productive. We called two deacons, two men i think are both well deserving of the call and hope that both accept the call. I think they'd both provide the church with the additional leadership that the church needs. Plus the church seems lost in itself at times with the amount of general stuff and i think two more deacons will help be able to organize and carry out more projects of sorts. I was happy both got called as i thought it was going to be more of a "pick your favorite one" which I thought was a little odd, thankfully it was "elect who you want and you can elect both." Our ONE existing deacon has worked his tail off but has been unable to keep up with all of the tasks at hand, which is totally understandable, i mean its a lot of stuff to do.
Also wifey volunteered for the building comittee to help find us a permanent home. Our church still meets in an office building on mtn creek road. Both janelle and i think finding a permanent home for our church will really help solidfy the church and give it both a bit of permanence and possibly a more formal atmosphere for worship. Though i'll probably be scolded by any presbo-terian (spelled improperly for humorous reasons), i think that an actual church building is sort of important. Obviously not important in comparison with say preaching, teaching, fellowship, and worship however a building, in our case, can convey a sense of this church is here to stay. Plus maybe its the catholic in me but an actual church building seems to convey the mindset of worship. I mean i don't need a crucifix, stained glass windows, or any statues or anything but an actual building helps, i don't know maybe its my weak mind coupled with my weak faith. They might as well excommunicate me...

Posted by holtonian at February 6, 2004 11:52 PM | TrackBack
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Hey Spaceman! Here we go!

1. Miracle ruled. You would have loved it.

2. I'm all about us getting a nice, beautiful building.

3. Our deacon is not overtasked, in fact, it was stated pretty explicity by the session. The issue is not "needs" but whether or not there are men who are spiritually qualified.

4. The men called, if they accept the position, will do good jobs I think.

5. We wont have to sweat things getting taken care of because the women at c-stone rock and pretty much take care of most of the tasks, like your wife being on the building committee.

Posted by: JosiahQ at February 7, 2004 12:50 AM

I mean, I love Dale and all. But geez, I am so glad he got some help so we can maintain the numbers. Seriously, our diaconate helped "5 or 6 families" in the last year. That is load that should definitely be split between 3 men!!!!

Posted by: April at February 7, 2004 08:39 AM

I think that worship can take place any place just last night my neighbor invited me over for a bible study and I prefer this to Sunday type services.

Posted by: TOny Campbell at February 7, 2004 02:57 PM

April you're just jealous because you wanna be a deacon! Hey GUYS RULE AT SPADES WOOOOOO HOOOO!

Posted by: holton at February 8, 2004 10:21 PM

get 'em chris!

Posted by: concerned at February 9, 2004 08:08 AM
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