There can be an ‘eternal effect’ on our daily living … at the end of the day, whom have you invited into the water with you?
There can be an ‘eternal effect’ on our daily living … at the end of the day, whom have you invited into the water with you?
Hello, Rev. John! I suspect you were the person who contacted me briefly with a reminder of Homer and the old cab driving days. If so, I really would like to correspond a bit as we have time and energy. If not, the same still applies! As you may know (if the first eventuality applies) I am working for a home schooling organization; 24 years now. My articles on icons also appear in Inside the Vatican magazine. I have occasionally looked you up and am a bit puzzled that you ended up with the Presbyterians rather than the Lutherans. I am Catholic, although I have switched rites to the Byzantine branch. A group of us are busy now with trying to establish a parish here in Front Royal. But ecclesiological issues can be deferred for now. I’d love to hear back from you!
Bob Wiesner
Bob,I do remember you from our cab-driving days. Useful experience,and fun sometimes.
Yup, I’m Presbyterian, but have always been so; grew up at 1st Pres in Boulder. I’m Catholic, too, just Pres-style. Where’s Front Royal?
God’s Best, John