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Thursday, September 29, 2005
Requests & Thanks
Man there is a lot going on at the LeGrand house this week! First a few good reports for you. Patti, the kids and I are doing well. We haven’t starved or anything, even though I have been unemployed for about three weeks now and we were living hand to mouth when I was working. It’s amazing how God has been taking care of us. There have been a few gifts here and there, plus some bread from the church and then things like food people bring to the house for meetings just seems to stretch for a bit! And we are saving on gas by not really driving anywhere.
Although, I did drive to work yesterday! As I mentioned, I switched my focus and began seeking part time work to allow me the time to work the internship at Vineyard Nashville and this week, I had two job offers. One is kinda still out there… just in case I can’t get the hours I need, but the one I took is at Kroger in Bellevue, out on Route 100. I’ll be working afternoon grocery, so if you do your shopping out that way, keep an eye out for me!
As for the requests, our friend Leah Heyman has not been having a good week. She wasn’t feeling well again and wound up back at Baptist Hospital on Tuesday. We have had her three boys here for the past two nights. They are great kids, but are worried about their mother. Please keep Leah and the boys in your prayers!
Our Soultuary meeting was good again this week, although we had one of our more intimate size groups. Between health issues, meetings and certain people being in South Africa, well, let’s just say that we had some elbow room! Which was fine. Ben Stacy brough his guitar and Ryan Soria brought over his keyboard this week as well as his guitar and the music took on a whole different flavor. After the teaching on faith, we wound up basically taking a little jaunt down memory lane, playing and singing some songs we had all done in churches over the last 15 years or so. I think we covered everything from the obvious Vineyard tunes, to Darlene Zschech, Maranatha, The Gaithers, Alvin Slaughter, Andre Crouch, Brownsville, some crazy summer camp things and a few others thrown in for good measure – It was a blast!
Well anyway, I am getting ready to head off to work in a few minutes, so I’ve gotta run. Please also keep us in prayer for our financials as we nail down the employment / internship balance.
Later-
Ray
Although, I did drive to work yesterday! As I mentioned, I switched my focus and began seeking part time work to allow me the time to work the internship at Vineyard Nashville and this week, I had two job offers. One is kinda still out there… just in case I can’t get the hours I need, but the one I took is at Kroger in Bellevue, out on Route 100. I’ll be working afternoon grocery, so if you do your shopping out that way, keep an eye out for me!
As for the requests, our friend Leah Heyman has not been having a good week. She wasn’t feeling well again and wound up back at Baptist Hospital on Tuesday. We have had her three boys here for the past two nights. They are great kids, but are worried about their mother. Please keep Leah and the boys in your prayers!
Our Soultuary meeting was good again this week, although we had one of our more intimate size groups. Between health issues, meetings and certain people being in South Africa, well, let’s just say that we had some elbow room! Which was fine. Ben Stacy brough his guitar and Ryan Soria brought over his keyboard this week as well as his guitar and the music took on a whole different flavor. After the teaching on faith, we wound up basically taking a little jaunt down memory lane, playing and singing some songs we had all done in churches over the last 15 years or so. I think we covered everything from the obvious Vineyard tunes, to Darlene Zschech, Maranatha, The Gaithers, Alvin Slaughter, Andre Crouch, Brownsville, some crazy summer camp things and a few others thrown in for good measure – It was a blast!
Well anyway, I am getting ready to head off to work in a few minutes, so I’ve gotta run. Please also keep us in prayer for our financials as we nail down the employment / internship balance.
Later-
Ray
