I was informed last week that AIM would no longer be subsidizing my position. They are going to essentially outsource the work to a local company.
For the foreseeable future, I will still be working for AIM, but only on a contract basis and this will eventually end also. If you are a supporter and have not already been contacted, please know that we still need your support to be sent into AIM. We'll inform you when things change. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact me.
I have been applying at multiple places and have gotten a few nibbles. Feel free to lift me up in prayer job-wise.
Also, if you know anyone that needs a web developer or teacher, let me know. :)
I will no longer be blogging at this site, but have moved to gothere4.wordpress.com. The content of this blog should remain here indefinitely.
If you would like to get an RSS feed or emails from my new blog, you can do either on the right-hand side of gothere4.wordpress.com.
Did you know that Genesis mentions TWO trees in Eden? The tree of the
knowledge of good and evil and the tree of life. The only tree God told
Adam and Eve not to eat from was the tree of knowledge. The implication
is that they could eat from the tree of life all they wanted.
It was more than a year later that I stopped identifiying myself with
the DART name and logo. Every time I saw a billboard, bus, or train
with the DART logo, I had to remind myself that I didn't work for them
anymore and that that was OK.
When Carla and I were about 22, we worked at Starfire Day Camp in
Tijeras Canyon outside of Albuquerque. It was a blast. We were both
counselors and she was responsible for the music teepee. We also
After you get married, there are certain rules that you need to apply
to your relationships if you want to STAY married. You may not agree
with all the rules, but believe me, if you break them
Part of the reason that I haven't written is because I'm afraid that
you won't listen to what I have to say or, even worse, that you'll
dismiss what I'm saying because you think it isn't relevant. Another
reason I've been reluctant to speak is that I think
I've never had a beer. My church in Fairbanks used to serve wine for
communion, so I've had a sip of wine a few times. It goes without
saying that I've never had any hard liquor, although I guess I've just
said it.
So, how are you? It's been a while for me. I don't know why, but it's
been very difficult for me to write lately. I read a blog from Jon
Acuff titled "Refusing the Gift of the Desert Road" and it really spoke to the way I have been feeling.