Weekly Mind Dump 3.20.11

• I finished reading "Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived" by Rob Bell this weekend; I'll review it tomorrow (I know everyone is holding their breath in suspense).
• Having a biopsy done is never a good time.
• I'm not sure I can tell the difference between a super moon and not so super moon.
• Rebecca and I went to see the play "Footloose" at Conard High to support he students at the high school we meet at. It was pretty good, though I'd like to set the record straight -unlike Reverend Moore I don't think people shouldn't dance; I just know I can't!
• Because of this production our church was unable to use the school for our church service. Instead of accepting an alternate venue we opted for our 2nd annual Community Outreach Day (the link is to an article about it published this week in the Hartford Guardian).
• There were 10 teams doing various service projects in our community today; I can't wait to see all the pictures and hear all the stories of God at work through His church!
• Our team built and delivered baskets filled with fun, goodies & hope for little boy and girls spending difficult days and nights at the Connecticut Children's Medical Center. Click here for pictures.
• I love teaching God's word, but sometimes it is nice to just shut up and serve with my hands.
• The Drive Conference is only a week away; ready to get recharged just in time for a BUSY ministry season ahead!
• The U.S. is now involved in a third theater of war with Libya...what crazy times we live in.
• This is an actual weather  report from a local news outlet: "Spring Begins Today, But Wintry Mix Monday" -Another reason so few church planters want to come here!