Today was, in my mind, the very first day of this Living Acts adventure, although that's probably untrue for many reasons. Many people have been praying for and working with this adventure long before this day. But the launch weekend felt so wonderfully celebratory and hopeful that I couldn't help but feel like the ribbon was being cut in some grand opening the entire weekend. And this morning; a cool, but sunny Monday morning, felt like the first day of that opening.
I woke with the feeling that the morning just beyond my groggy eyelids was something tangible: a gift I couldn't wait to use. Perhaps you've felt that way too. I'm sure you have. I hope you have. :)
I can tell already that this big adventure...will be full of thousands of smaller spontaneous adventures. For instance, today's included bike rides to Killbuck, crash-courses in ethnic accapella singing, and lots of brainstorming. Let me tell you, brainstorms are exciting kinds of storms. They leave the most constructive rubble...
I anticipate this blog will continue to map out which little dotted lines we follow: which adventures we live out and which brainstorms God blesses with life.
until then, I can't thank you enough...:)
God is alive and I've got my eye out for Him.
About Me
- Carrie Yoder
- I started this blog page when I was blogging from Northern Ireland for Bluffton University: documenting my time as a student-teacher abroad. The term ended and I wanted to keep writing. Thus: multiple blogs.
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