Pastor-types like me (or is it like I?) tend to use our blogs to help let our congregations and other interested readers into our souls and hearts. These blogs give us a chance to talk about some of the things God seems to be stirring in our guts concerning our communities of faith. The result is that these blogs can sometimes be a bit heavy.
So, to lighten things up a bit, here's a story Dave Wahl shared with our men's group today (re-crafted to protected the innocent.)
Did you hear the one about the Pastor who committed to memorizing the capitals of all 50 states? He asked one of his church members to quiz him. So the parishioner said, "Rhode Island." To which the Pastor responded, "R and I."
About Me
- Pastor Tim
- I grew up in St. Louis Park, MN. I've been living in Arizona since 1984. I root for the AZ Cardinals, The Vikings and the Adelaide Crows (Australian Rules Football). I married my high school sweetheart, Jan, in 1979. We have a Beagle, Santi, and a Dachshund, Saba, and two real children that we love almost as much--Alycia married to Corey, who have a son, Judah, and Mike, married to Amber, who have a daughter, Clover, and a son, Phoenix. I am Sr. Pastor of Community of Grace Lutheran Church in Peoria, AZ. I am also the author of a new book on boys--Searching for Tom Sawyer: How Parents and Congregations Can Stop the Exodus of Boys from Church (www.TimWrightMinistries.org)
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