Too much fun!
"The Gondoliers" - it will be outstanding! The heady humor of Gilbert, the sparkling tuneful melodies by Sullivan, the costumes by Diederich and company, the set design by Haller and crew - all sung and danced by our fabulous students at Christian Fellowship Academy.
Do I need to say more?
Oh, yeah. It's this Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm! And it will be worth every effort to be there!
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Life is so varied, at least from my somewhat sanguine perspective. It is happy and sad, difficult and easy, pleasant and disagreeable. At the moment I am experiencing all of those feelings at once as I move from one task to another to another: thinking about new staging for the above mentioned musical, letting go of friends who will be moving on to new adventures in the Lord, helping a daughter think through wedding plans, watching another daughter growing up overnight, listening to my little man tell me his dream for the nineteenth time (that may not even be an exaggeration!), encouraging my husband in the midst of ongoing headaches - just to mention a few.
It is at times like this that I find Jesus to be an anchor for my soul. Oh, how grateful I am to have walked with Him through the years - to have found Him to be an ever present help in time of trouble, and a continuous fount of joy in my mornings. Building upon the rock has proven time and again to have been the right choice. I have no regrets in that. None. In fact, it is the one thing in this world that I am absolutely sure of.
Do I need to say more?
Oh, yeah. It's this Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm! And it will be worth every effort to be there!
~~~~~~~~~
Life is so varied, at least from my somewhat sanguine perspective. It is happy and sad, difficult and easy, pleasant and disagreeable. At the moment I am experiencing all of those feelings at once as I move from one task to another to another: thinking about new staging for the above mentioned musical, letting go of friends who will be moving on to new adventures in the Lord, helping a daughter think through wedding plans, watching another daughter growing up overnight, listening to my little man tell me his dream for the nineteenth time (that may not even be an exaggeration!), encouraging my husband in the midst of ongoing headaches - just to mention a few.
It is at times like this that I find Jesus to be an anchor for my soul. Oh, how grateful I am to have walked with Him through the years - to have found Him to be an ever present help in time of trouble, and a continuous fount of joy in my mornings. Building upon the rock has proven time and again to have been the right choice. I have no regrets in that. None. In fact, it is the one thing in this world that I am absolutely sure of.
posted by Darlene Sinclair at
7:20 AM
1 Comments:
Darlene, I just want to say that I love you so much! You are such an encouragement to me, and in a way, a standard to live up to. Your posts give me hope, encouragement, and a reminder to sow into the future.
Oh, don't worry, Jesus is still and always first in my life--the only true standard--but to have a human to look up to ... well, that's you. Thank you for being faithful.
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