Jason is 22 big ones today. Happy Birthday Son, we love you!Yesterday was another busy day. After a time of devotion, Karen and I rode 7 miles on our bikes. We are enjoying the time together and getting much needed exercise. WOW, its really working on our legs and breathing.
Karen and I then left for Jackson at 10:45 am to meet with Sister Cathy Coleman to have lunch with her on her lunch break and take care of some business. We had a good time of fellowhip with her and also shared some prayer needs and praise reports. We left there at 1:30 pm.
Karen and I then went to get some things for Jason's birthday. He turned 22 years old, July 20. He is our only son and our daughters have spoiled him - Karen and I didn't do it - no way, right? We found some shirts, and some jeans for him. We are also taking him out to eat tonight - sort of a delayed present. Jason is continuing at Bethel College with a major in Music Education. He sings with the Renaissance choir. They travel all over the US and are supposed to go to Europe and Japan next year.
Karen and I got back to Huntingdon around 4 pm and went by the bank to take care of some business for the church. We got back home and went through a package that was delivered while we were gone that we had ordered for VBS. We are excited about VBS and are working daily to be ready for the children. Sister Virginia Davis, who has the daycare just up the street, is announcing and boosting our VBS and says she is bringing some from daycare and the parents will pick them up after VBS. PRAY, PRAY, PRAY, PREPARE, PREPARE, PREPARE, PRESENT, PRESENT, PRESENT for ministry to our children and youth.
I did some studying last night and tried to do some filing and clearing in my home office room. Thank God for His grace and strength. He has been keeping me going for several years now since I have had four major surgeries and other sugical procedures from cancer and complications - in 90, 93, 94, 96, 98 and 2000. TO HIM BE GLORY! HE IS AWESOME! I hit the sack at midnight.
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