Fields of Faith

Good morning everyone!  It has been a couple of days since my last post, and you better believe it has been a busy couple of days!  My wife has taken on an evening job strictly for extra money for our son at Christmas.  We are still only operating with one car so it is a constant run, run, run, and when we finally get home it is bedtime, and believe me my head welcomes the pillow.  Well at least it is Wednesday and all we have to do is make it over the hump and we'll be okay!


Tonight we will be taking our Pioneer Clubs class at church to the Fields of Faith event at the high school tonight.  Fields of Faith is a student hosted and student run ministry where students can share their testimonies and share the Word of Christ with the community.  Now that is my interpretation of what Fields of Faith is all about, but if you are curious you can go here and get the correct "what is!"

I am going to wrap this up here as I started writing this at about four in the morning and it is now almost noon!  Have a good rest of the day, and GOD BLESS!


Location: King of Prussia, PA, USA

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