Friends,
I wanted to sit down here at my computer this afternoon and tell you what I have been doing. Today as I write I am listening to the “Anne of Green Gables” soundtrack. M\It is my very favorite movie. I want to watch it again. If I can find the time. Someday I would also really like to visit Prince Edward Island. That has always been my dream.
Anyway, last night it was blowing snow. This morning we awoke to snow everywhere. It is beautiful but I think I am ready for spring and summer now.
Today I have been helping my Dad. I work from my office which is right next to Dad’s and really enjoy writing, reading and also helping Dad with whatever jobs he wants to give me.
I have also been helping my Mom with “The Character Lunch” each morning starting at 10:00. Mom, Heidi and I will all go to the Kitchen to make the sandwitch of the day. We also always put a character definition in the boxes.
And then Mom will go out to the sky walk with either Heidi or Me and we help
This weekend is a big deal to us here at the Character Inn. The Family Enrichment Weekend is going to be going on and I get the wonderful opportunity to speak for the young ladies session. I am excited and yet have a sense of responsibility to really say something to these young ladies that will help them in their walk with the Lord. So I am praying God will give me His words to say.
I am really looking forword to this ministry to families. How they need to be encouraged so I pray everything goes well and God really does encourage them through this weekend.
Well I would like to close with this poem I was reading in the book called “Toward Jerusalem” by Amy Carmicheal, and one we would really like to apply this weekend to each of the families that come through the doors. Wheather it be a smile, encouraging word, helpng them with their bags, teaching the children in any way.
Love Through Me
Love through me, Love of God,
Make me like Thy clear air
Through which unhindered, colours pass
As though it were not there.
Powers of the Love of God,
Depths of the heart Devine,
O Love that faileth not, break forth,
And flood this world of Thine.
- Amy Carmicheal
