The Power of Lament — June 14, 2020
accidental country pastor
Former NYC editor trades in her heels for mucks and discovers… life is one big, beautiful God moment
The Power of Lament — June 14, 2020
accidental country pastor 
If nothing else, this pandemic has allowed me to spend my Sunday mornings worshiping (with you) instead of ‘doing’ worship; there are blessings in everything, we just need to open our hearts to them. Russ
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And it makes me smile to know we are worshiping together! Hope to see you this way soon. By the way, my dad says “hi!” Blessings to you, Donna
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There was such beauty in the setting you chose to give your message. I felt like God was with you, such a powerful message. Thank you!
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Dear Mary Jo, thank you for note. I am so grateful that you appreciated the setting. I love how the Spirit allows me to share the beauty of God’s creation with so many people. Blessings to you! Donna
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Oh, Donna, how you seem to speak to me exactly where I am! I have been lamenting — right now, lamenting that I am working hard getting all my clothing and bedding through the heat of the dryer on high, and bagging everything up so that the exterminator can come this week to rid my house (I’m convinced, only my bedroom) of bed bugs. It did strike me suddenly in the middle of Michael Burkley’s sermon this morning on Luke’s rich young ruler, that I really am blessed, that I reached the age of 75 before my first (and I hope last) encounter with bed bugs!
Thank you, Donna. Take care, and may God keep on blessing you through your tears and your crying out.
Much love,
Lois
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Lois, I am so sorry to hear about your encounter with bed bugs. Not fun at all. As I do these videos, I have to say I find myself feeling humbled, in awe and excited…and I often picture the “congregation” before me…your smiling face is right there front and center. 🙂 And there is no way you are 75! Hugs to you, Donna
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