Since we are still stranded in Virginia, my friend, who is a presbyterian minister, took full advantage and, as well as getting me to bring a message for the children, she and I preached on Saul and Ananias at both services this morning. The final hymn was to the Scottish folk tune Kelvingrove - so, for good measure, I accompanied that on the fiddle. It's good to feel useful while we wait - I think!
Sunday, 18 April 2010
Taking advantage
Since we are still stranded in Virginia, my friend, who is a presbyterian minister, took full advantage and, as well as getting me to bring a message for the children, she and I preached on Saul and Ananias at both services this morning. The final hymn was to the Scottish folk tune Kelvingrove - so, for good measure, I accompanied that on the fiddle. It's good to feel useful while we wait - I think!
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Sounds amazing! Great that you are with your friends and not stuck in some airport....wot you preaching on next Sunday?
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