Jan 10, 2011 | Challenges in Calling
I have one of those yards. You know the kind. An amazing array of Georgia pines, unraked leaves and a weathered wooden swing set that has definitely seen its better days. My neighbors are tolerant. They have lived through backyard science projects, overnight campouts...
Jan 7, 2011 | Being the Church, Encouraging Words
My daughters, ages four and seven, were playing quietly. Too quietly. As I peeked around the corner, I saw Audrey, my youngest, wearing her sparkly high heels while standing on her step stool. From a big book, she was ‘reading’, “Jesus was born. Mary was his mother....
Jan 5, 2011 | +Pam Durso, Motherhood and Ministry
One of the many topics of conversation that swirls around when women ministers gather is ministry and motherhood. Seems like there are more questions about this topic than answers. So for those minister moms out there–what advice do you have? Any lessons...
Dec 16, 2010 | Being a Minister, Being the Church
So tonight was supposed to be our church’s Christmas party . . . a meal, games, and wrapping gifts for children in need. When the ice and sleet began around 4:00, we had to make a call, but dinner was pretty much prepared already. A few of us who had gathered...
Dec 14, 2010 | +Pam Durso, Being a Minister, Great Women in History
We gather today to recognize the working of God among us and to celebrate God’s working in the life of Libby Grammar Garrett. And on this special day, Libby, those of us gathered here affirm your call to ministry, we acknowledge that God has gifted and graced you for...
