Monroe Mission Adventures Team




Hey Friends
We had an amazing group come up from Monroe Washington this weekend and participate in our mission adventures program. (that's the program Leigh and I are running)
They had a fabulous time, and God totally rocked their world.
We have started up a Mission Adventure blog so they can keep updated too...
You can link to it here. yup that's sushi - way to go guys!

Comments

Ross O said…
Hey Team Leaders, your up and running, how exciting is that.I reckon some of them look a bit scary but you will straighten them out.Talk soon, luv ya's.
11:04 am
Corey said…
Ang,

Do you guys still need me to come up and shoot that photo-documentray for you? Let me know whats going on with that.

Corey
7:42 am
Kristina said…
um, halloo....being busy with organizing and training with mission adventures is no excuse to put blog posting at a lower priority......
ever so patiently waiting...
2:35 am
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Burstin' With Broadway!

Image
I've joined an awesome choir called Burstin' with Broadway. It is so much fun cause it's open to anyone that wants to be a part of a choir for fun, and all the songs that we sing are Broadway type musicals. We only meet once a week, and throughout the week we have a CD to practice with (many of the choir members actually can't read music) But it's so amazing to see how excited everyone is to be a part of this choir and how surprised they are at themselves for what they have accomplished. Somedays it's surprises me to. In the photo you will see some of the compilations we are singing this season. We will soon be singing our pieces in some elite places like the local old folks home...and our final concert will be June 10/06, at a United church in North Vancouver. Click here for the website!
Read more

The Art of Making Mistakes

Image
  I don't know if you have ever struggled with your "bits n pieces" of art being good enough for general public viewing.  I love to draw doodley art/tangles/words... mindlessly on bits of paper especially while watching TV or listening to music.  I would never classify it as "fine" art.  I do it to relax - and because I'm  trying to slow down, I'll often make errors in the process from impatience or distraction. They are far from perfect. Not poetically beautiful. Not necessarily powerful or inspirational.  And are littered with mistakes. A few weeks ago, I saw my talented son draw a beautiful picture and half way through, throw it in the bin.  I asked him why he would throw away such a beautiful piece of work and he grunted "too many mistakes" and then "Its not how I imagined it to look." Oh boy - did I relate!   We want to hide our mistakes or start over... forget that we were so stupid to make such a big blunder in the first place.
Read more