Finals went well. I am expecting all As, with perhaps a B+ in Church History. All in all, as we await the arrival of baby #3 (we find out the sex on the 26th, Lord willing), the prospect of an increased workload is daunting, and will be even more so with a newborn, but we've made it and by God's grace will make it further on. I can honestly say that I've been challenged to really work through pre-conceived notions I've had, and to be honestly critical with myself about these things. To good effect, I think.
We will be moving into an apartment, as I've mentioned, that is twice the size of our current one, though thankfully not twice the price. This move, together with a full-time job as a reading teacher in the New York area, will keep me hopping. No rest for the weary, as they say.
Audra is doing well. Tired, of course, and ready to move into the new place -- again, if anyone is knowledgeable of a way to bring things up from TX/OK to the NYC area or anywhere remotely close, we would appreciate any info.
Your prayers have been and will continue to be appreciated. Below I am posting my Patristics paper from this past semester. Motives for doing so below, but I hope that those of you interested in reading such things will enjoy it.
2 comments:
Kudos on your first year. Thanks for sharing the ER story. We need more men and women like that in the world. Being salt and light is not just for people with collars.
God bless you in your studies. This is just the precusor to the really hard work that lies ahead (after seminary). :)
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