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Welcome to my humble blog...Jennifer and I met while we worked at Home Depot back in 1998. We were married in 2003, and now I am all alone at the Depot. We love our two boys, Thomas and Joshua, and our other two kids, Baby Girl (Lab mix) and T.J. (Chow/Shep Mix). There is no telling what you might find on here. It's all very random. I earned a Master's of Divinity degree (M. Div.) from Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary in Memphis, TN, and did some additional work at Southern Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. Jennifer is a stay at home mom and the Principal, Teacher, and Administrator of Reeder Christian Academy for our two boys. Since 2008, we have lived in Tyronza, Arkansas, where I am the Pastor at Barton Chapel Baptist Church.

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Tuesday, January 17, 2006

Speaking of old friends. . .

Every so often we cross paths with people that, under normal circumstances, we might never meet. Such is the nature of this group. Six years ago, who knew that a little summer mission trip to Boston would begin a friendship that continues today?
(Back Row - Kim, Aaron, Cody. Front Row - Melissa, Jennifer, Carrie - and not shown, because he lives so far away, Michael)
From different backgrounds and parts of the country, we found ourselves thrust into the sphere of church planting - together, a team. We learned a lot about ourselves, and each other. We learned a little of what to do, and a whole lot of what NOT to do. A few years later and some life lessons learned, we all periodically get together to discuss what's going on with our lives - our dreams, our futures, and our visions. We spend the time catching up on the past and encouraging each other for the future. I would have probably never met any of these people without that mission trip, but my life is better for it. So today, I celebrate unexpected friendships - the ones that you never see coming, but leave a lasting impression!

1 Comments:

Blogger Melissa said...

Kim, you know that we all feel the same way. The fact that we have been able to meet up years later has been a great blessing. That summer in MA was just another example of how God works things for our good, even when we are unsure what the heck we are doing. :)

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