Last week's study on the broken cup seemed to strike a cord in several folks--here's one more follow-up thought from Ann:
"I, too, had a difficult week of last! I know we all have 'old difficulties' out there popping in & out of our lives...but when they are presently in our arena, I will have to say this study has a great timing for me. Everyday is meaningful & sometimes (esp. last wk) I find myself going over the whole morning again. Mainly so that my aging mind will remember! I am very grateful that God called me to this study. It's like nothing I have ever done before. I appreciate everyone's comments and am praying for our group everyday."
May we be reminded of the compassion of Christ as we delve into this week's study.
Grace and peace,
Jess
About Me
- Jess
- Jess Scholten, Associate Minister, First Presbyterian Church in High Point, NC. But also, and in some cases more importantly... wife of fabulous husband-Tom, born in the lovely town of Holland (Michigan, that is), graduate of Hope College and Western Theological Seminary, world traveler, restorer of our log home, Presbyterian Minister ordained in the Reformed Church in America, seven on the enneagram, avid reader, favorite daughter/sister/and well, current associate minister, right?
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My family is traveling today. I have emptied my cup, not only to lighten the load, but to be open to receive compassion.
I was traveling and without a computer for a couple weeks I was glad to get back and catch up on comments Particularly week 4, last week I felt like I was seeing a good psychologist I opened up and cryed on many of the days readings and felt it was written to me
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