Anticipation
For the last week, I've had a sense of anticipation. While I have reasons to feel that way, I've surprised myself — none of the things I am anticipating seem that likely to occur this week. But, who knows, it would be a pleasant surprise if they did.
In other news, I ran the projector for our pre-service Ash Wednesday prayer time tonight. It was the first time we tried a pre-service prayer time (it was 30 minutes before the beginning of the service), and I'd say it went pretty well. The projector needs some adjustments — it's color seems to be getting worse — but it was still legible. I setup the slides to loop through twice, that way people coming in after 7:00 PM would get a second chance to see see the slides ten minutes later.
I was hoping to drive the projector directly from my PowerBook, and therefore take advantage of the nicer look of PowerPoint:mac 2004, but couldn't get the video feed switch to take a guest computer input for some reason. So, I loaded it up on PowerPoint 2002 on the projector's PC and it still looked OK. What a relief. At 7:26, the prelude started and the screen went up so as to not upset those who aren't fond of the screen blocking the stained glass windows.
I love the Lenten season vesper services. I'm curious, my readers, do your churches have Lenten services?
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Our church had a service this evening, but I missed it. In my last week at the church, I took a bunch of kids to an NBA game.
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Are you kidding? Southern Baptists don’t even know what Lent is. Most of them have no idea why their calendar has a mark on Wednesday this time of year.
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Ed is right. Southern Baptists—no clue
So… what is it about anyway.
;) Just kidding.
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Ed and Christopher: What a shame. You guys miss out on the good stuff. Being nearly Presbyterian in all things other than polity has its benefits, I suppose.