Once again I have neglected to keep
you up to date with the happenings, Oh, well, here goes.
I was invited to a Wedding of two
remarkable young people. The bride is the
daughter of one of the Ministers at my Church and the Groom is a long-time
Member. They presented themselves to God
and each other, Holy and Chaste. It is
so common at our Church to attend Weddings like that, but I realize that in the
World, it isn't like that. It was a
beautiful wedding and reception. Instead
of a toast, the Bride's parents presented a "Marriage formula of
success", presenting phrases that every successful Marriage should
include. I didn't have my note pad, but
some of them I remember.
"I'm sorry", "Please
forgive me", "I love you", "Let's pray about that
together". It was well done and
well received.
After the Wedding, I was abel to
spend some fellowship time with my Grandson.
Went to Church and heard another
awesome message. God is putting the
Church in position for what He will do next.
He is growing us up Spiritually so that our relationship with God and
His Son Jesus Christ is stable, settled and unshakable, and that we can hear
from God for ourselves and know what His plan is for our lives.
After Church, I had planned to take
one of the Retiring Pastors from Cincinnati
to lunch but they weren't at Church . I
ask one of my adopted daughters and her 38 year old son (my Grandson), if they
wanted to go to lunch. They did, we did
and it was wonderful. We went to the
Chart House in Alexandria , Va.
right on the water. We could watch the
water taxies, and boats come and go.
There were two wedding receptions there, one on a boat, so it was fun to
watch. But the greatest thing was the fellowship. I had not been able to spend much time with
them before and we are knitted together more closely than ever. They are incredible and God is not finished
with us.
I had a follow-up appointment with a
Doctor at the liver center in Georgetown
Hospital . I had blood work done and a check up to see
how I was doing. The Doctor said she
specialized in the Liver, because usually liver issues made very sick people
and she wanted to make a difference. She
also said I was probably the healthiest patient she had ever seen. All my blood work was good, and I am to have
an MRI on Thursday to use as a base line for next year's check-up.
I drove my Hostess to Pennsylvania
to pick up her 86 year old Mom and bring her back to the area for a week. Her Mom has two Son's she will be visiting with. I was so impressed with her, she worked her
way from a wheelchair to a walker to a cane and can navigate steps without a
problem. We left at 9:30 AM and got back
at 6 PM, after stopping for lunch at Timbuktu for crab cakes. We arrived back with just enough time to get
ready for Bible Study. Bible Study was
actually the opening session of the Pastors Conference of our Church. All of the Pastors from all over the world
were there and I got to greet most of them.
It was good to see those that I stayed with and visited their Churches
on my journeys.
The direction that God has for us,
as a Church, is becoming clearer. The
Episcopal Pastor gave us a charge and shared how important we all are in the
plan of God. He talked about how down
through the Bible, God had a plan for each dispensation of time. He has a dispensation for each of our lives
to do His will. It is already planned
out, we must be sensitive to it, not be distracted by the things that distract
us and move when it is time to move.
Growth doesn't happen unless change takes place, are we ready for change
and growth?
I sat by a young man I had not met
before, although he had been at our Church for eight years. I asked him if he needed a Grandma, and that,
I was up for adoption, he said YES! He
was so excited because he didn't have a Grandma. We connected and exchanged information and it
was official!
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