Thanks to Southport Equestrian Center for letting our DisciplesNet Video intern team come out to take photos--And thanks to their two team members shown here for being such great hosts! Often the sheep of God's pasture have to try out new things.… Read the rest “Riding a really big horse!”
While Brebis seems to be getting the hang of his riding lessons, one of our DisciplesNet interns seems to be a natural at connecting. — at Southport Equestrian Center.
Brebris and 4 other of our DisciplesNet leadersheep went to Southport Equestrian Center in Indianapolis. They were met with great hospitality by more sheep from the equestrian center. Here they were all getting along great, despite all being different while also all being the same in so many ways, just like all of the sheep of God's pasture.
Summer 2012 is nearing an end and our four sheep are back from their travels. L-R: Mephibosheth (Bo), Brebis, Grace, and Stephen.
Brebis and his traveling buddy Bob pose in front of "the Pavilion," the birth place of Cherry Log Christian Church. Some of the ideas for starting DisciplesNet church came from here and the days when Revs. Fred Craddock and Dean Phelps worked to launch this new church.… Read the rest “at the Pavillion”
Brebis poses with the group after going to learn more about preaching God's word from one who wrote lots of books on it and was a gifted preacher. Brebis was listening in the background as Dr. Craddock told about the gift of gratitude, with the video of that here, a tribute after Dr.… Read the rest “with Fred Craddock”
Here some members of the DisciplesNet leadership team, plus colleagues meet after a great meal in Cherry Log, Georgia. Grace, Stephen, and Brebis get in the picture, enjoying fellowship. Grace reflects that It is not good for sheep to be alone.… Read the rest “at Cherry Log”
Here Stephen phones home to say that "No, no lamb chops on the menu, I am fine."
Stephen and Grace pose outside the eternal flame at the Martin Luther King center in Atlanta. They like the plaque on it that says, "The eternal flame symbolizes the continuing effort to realize Dr. King's ideals for the "Beloved Community" which requires lasting personal commitment that cannot weaken when faced with obstacles."
Stephen is amazed at the skyline from his hotel window. He thinks of all the people down there, and Psalm 100: "It is he who made us, we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture..."