Dog’s life. Totally.
2005/11/30
by J. Randal
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Monthly Archives: November 2005
2005/11/30
by J. Randal
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Ornament with a story
Karen is a friend we met in an Internet discussion list for churches of Christ some two years ago. She gave us this ornament, when I met her at the conference in Va. in early November. It has a special … Continue reading
2005/11/29
by J. Randal
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One of my girlfriends
Emily is as cute as they come. She is the daughter of Eliana, from the SJC congregation. She’s eating some of Bianca’s birthday cake from last Sunday. Bianca is from Guaratingueta, and she was with her mother and brother for … Continue reading
2005/11/28
by J. Randal
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Anniversary of move to Brazil
Today, I’m thankful to the Lord for allowing us to live and work in Brazil for the last 21 years, as of today. We celebrated by going after lunch to Haguanaboka, a pie-and-cake store — Leila chose the same table … Continue reading
2005/11/26
by J. Randal
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Thanksgiving night, power goes out
After an enjoyable lunch and afternoon with Jorge, Paula, son Daniel, and Socorro at a farm/restaurant some 25 miles south of town, we arrive home near 7 p.m. and soon the power goes off. Vicki and Leila decide to play … Continue reading
2005/11/23
by J. Randal
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House calls
I don’t recommend it for its doctrinal stance, but the article House Calls: A Vanishing Form of Ministry, reprinted by the Christian Standard from the Christian Century, in spite of faulty language, bears reading.
2005/11/21
by J. Randal
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Impressions of the Cold Harbor Road Lectureship
From the time Jewell Snell scooped me up at the airport and gave me a whirlwind tour of the Northeast, as well as a Brief History of CHR and the Snells, I could tell this was going to be a … Continue reading
2005/11/21
by J. Randal
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What did I do on this trip to the USA?
* In Mechanicsville, Va., I spoke three times at the Cold Harbor Road Lectureship on the why, the who, and the how of taking the gospel to the world. The lectureship book can be ordered here. Sunday morning, Nov. 6, … Continue reading